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No Claude code support, useless feature. I’ll just biometric with op

Unless you’re running multiple home servers, I can not reason any reason to use k8s. I’ll push any business to k8s but I would never bother with 1-3 home labs. Surprised this is even a hacker news topic of interest.

lol, why even use Claude desktop? I want Claude code to stop eating up 10s of gb of virtual memory

Not sure the article is … accurate? Go has a large standard library. Rust leans on third party cargo libraries which fall into the supply chain attack and has a small standard library. Anyways, that feels immediately biased in the article. Also 11% use Rust? I don’t see that penetration in real long term products. Sure lots of tui apps these days but not things that you can make money working on.

Wow the UI looks exactly what I vibe coded yesterday. What a coincidence

Some of us never switched to gui. Who wants to stop working to move a mouse around?

I use Claude code hooks to prompt and store memories. It’s taken a lot of iterations mostly on the definition of “significant” events being stored in memory. Indeed, it works very well now but I’m hesitant to start from scratch on some guys tool. I think demos are going to need reviews here on out. Vibe coded projects look too legit but it’s a waste of time to test the 100 that come out each day

It’s an idea that obfuscates keys a bit, but how are you going to prevent the agent from gaining access to the vault and keys itself? I’ve seen it reverse engineer many things to expose the underlying credentials. I can only think running this on a firewall that the agent can’t access to prevent escalation.

It’s painful but this is the way. Especially if your team is slow at merging.

Pass, one commit, no way to evaluate the evolution of the codebase.

People still code on their local boxes? op is not biometric secured over an ssh tunnel

You're describing the fake breakup. Where you tell your girlfriend/boyfriend you want a break, then let them talk you back into the relationship. This is just a bad relationship move. Now they don't trust you and you have a needy or untrusting partner now.

I've had 50% pay raises that were nearly matched by the current employer. My last manager literally said the words, "What if we offered you a big bag of money to stay?". I left.

Now I work at a place where people stay literally until the die, 10, 15, 25 year tenures. My coworkers are mediocre. I'd say it's a mixture of laziness and sometimes maybe just incompetence.

It's a two fold problem. Employees that stay this long do not progress in their careers or learn new skills. I've learned next to nothing in my 5 years here. Employers that don't create churn in their workers create numerous problems. If we didn't hold a monopoly in our field, I'm sure we would have been bought out and had mass layoffs by now.

Free way to share photos across all your devices. Super great feature when I tuned off iCloud Photos due to costs. I’ll miss it, this won’t push me to shell out for iCloud storage though.

The problem with art is good provenance. NFTs specifically solves this issue. Provenance was a common word used by art collectors describing the issues with Art auctions during NFT.NYC. Noah Davis really opened my eyes to this topic, here's his speech at NFT.NYC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeVZeXsRKhs

It would take a while to explain provenance in crypto space. It's largely based on credibility and ownership of addresses. Once credibility and address is established, it is a simple operation to prove the Bridge picture came from a specific artist. Things like ENS (Ethereum Name Service) are examples of deep support for provenance in Crypto.

Man discovers banking system is centralized and prone to corruption? Shocker! Why do you think crypto tokens are skyrocketing in value?

US government fining alternative currencies!? Of course they do any loss by US dollar is a loss for the fed.

how old is this quote? It’s 50 billion https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/tether/.

It’s an incredibly shady coin. No doubt it was a lot of work by Coinbase to onboard it.

This post has Intel Inside.

Developer transition kit has been around for a while. Docker just found out they needed to buy those?

They're spending a ton of Facebook. I wanted to buy one until the 500th ad that was presented to me. I think 1/2 the price of the device is marketing spend.

fake news, single call to while

I can't tell content from ads. Glad you have monetized, but the UX has suffered as a result.

Nobody wants an i3 so no reason to build software to steal one.

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