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Reference: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/tools-reference#endconversat...

https://code.claude.com/docs/en/changelog#2-1-214 says:

Added the EndConversation tool: Claude can end sessions with highly abusive users or jailbreak attempts, as on claude.ai since 2025 — see https://www.anthropic.com/research/end-subset-conversations

Anthropic just added EndConversation tool where Claude Code may end a chat if it feels the user is being abusive or there is a security issue.

Who delivers a 50K per head training? Who pays for such a thing?

How many people were in the class?

I had a small training company, shuttered during COVID, and I used to charge 5K per day, for a group of up to 12 people. 5 days training = 25K. This is double, wow.

I would love to get back into training but getting enough volume to live and support a family on has been a challenge.

You are welcome! I’m happy to hear it!

I teach a vi basics tutorial and I get that a lot. :)

http://vitutorial.org/

The tutorial is based on Bill Joy’s original paper introducing the vi editor.

Maybe you’ll find something else new there. :)

or ZZ to save and exit

thank you for creating gitalias, very useful!

Yes! I just opened a support case today asking for more fine grained permissions.

You can have multiple user accounts with UID 0. They will all be priveleged superusers.

Back in umpteen-umpty-umph, we used to have multiple accounts like that for different departments each with their own password. So you could track use of superuser accounts by department for some degree of accountability.

This was on Solaris 2.something but I don't see why it wouldn't work like that on other UNIX systems. It's the UID of 0 that makes an account a superuser, not the username.

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Try https://github.com/ddollar/tmux/blob/master/examples/screen-...

You can configure the scroll direction on the Mac. So you can have them both go the same way.

See earlier discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47476821

The "fine" article

Yes, around 20% of Russia’s long range aviation wiped out by drones.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Spiderweb

The primary condition is giving up nuclear ambitions.

I can't address all your points, but if you add your linter as a pre-commit hook, the AI won't be able to open a PR if it doesn't pass your linter. That could catch the tabs-versus-spaces issue.

Ruby on Rails tutorial by mhartl et al would be my go to https://www.railstutorial.org/

Nice!

That reminds me of https://www.cbc.ca/news/science/bloodsuckers-1.5361074 where I learned:

"... resist the temptation to pour salt on [a bloodsucking leech], as folk wisdom recommends, because that could cause the leech to vomit into the wound, posing unnecessary health risks, suggest biologists behind a new exhibit on bloodsucking animals."

I am in a similar situation. Looking for work now and am finding both LinkedIn and Indeed have remote jobs. I also came across RemoteRocketship.com which is a subscription service. I am also talking to my friends and former colleagues. Good luck!

https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/25r9t0vz99rp

How do you feel about GitLab?

Sourcehut is currently available as a public alpha. This is what you can expect: https://sourcehut.org/alpha-details

Can I use it with Perplexity API without going through OpenRouter API? I want to try it but I don't want to go through a third party.

have you tried ai chatbots? they are pretty good at ocr nowadays

Former Soviet person here. I grew up in Kyiv, than we moved to Tallinn after Chernobyl.

Estonia has over a quarter of its population as Russian speakers.[1]

They don’t want to have Russians take back over.

1. https://migrant-integration.ec.europa.eu/library-document/fe...

Congratulations on your anniversary!

You might want to fix the first blog post date was in 2015 not 2025. :)

Keep it going!

I cannot put anything into the text box. I’m using Safari on iPhone. The search box is not clickable.

I use it to assist me in doing such tasks.

It's at the end of the book. Checklist for making checklists. Good stuff!

Sure. Reporting with CFEngine is incredibly powerful. Forgive my enthusiasm, my team (at Vertical Sysadmin) developed an ETL pipeline to aggregate data from CFEngine hubs into a "superhub" which later inspired Federated Reporting in CFEngine Enterprise. It's actually incredibly useful. We'd drop into the Postgres database (CFEngine Enterprise uses Postgres under the hood) and use raw SQL to slice and dice the data. We supported tens of thousands of servers across multiple divisions and organizational silos.

I was answering the OP, "I wouldn't even know where to migrate to for managing full VMs in such a nice way(puppetserver/puppetdb/bolt)", and offering a potential solution for managing full VMs.

I am actually going to try AWX this week. Thanks!