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i also find, with the arrival of catawiki (more a european market?), nice products for regular/normal prices seems hard to come by nowadays. Our "local" online market (marktplaats.nl) is therefore losing its value, local (town/neighborhood) (whats)app groups seem to somewhat take over this roll within the digital space.
perhaps the downvoters can tell me why they are downvoting? i'm curious to hear whether if this would work on unix v4 or whether there are special things to consider. I thought i would ask claude for a basic example so people could perhaps provide feedback. i guess people consider it low effort reply? anyway, thanks for your input.
EDIT: removed due to low effort and mark-up issues. thank you all for your feedback.
so, is there already somebody that wrote the exploit for it? are there any special things to consider exploiting such architecture back in the day or do the same basic principles apply?
we are working on Aye Chat: an AI development tool for the terminal. It will make changes directly and let you revert changes through our snapshot feature, all while you can stay in the terminal to execute your favorite (terminal) editor and what not.
If allows the use of different models, no need to sign-up at the moment and at no cost. We released our beta just last week.
We were getting annoyed by all the additional confirmation questions by other AI assistants, and having to switch between consoles to use a editor and/or revert changes.
Check out our repo at: https://github.com/acrotron/aye-chat
or just install it:
# pip install ayechat