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From what I see Aikido safe chain wraps the actual executable for npm, pnpm, pip etc with a proxy server that intercepts the requests to it and checks them.
deptrust does not wrap any executable and queries the advisory and package information directly. My goal with it was more focused on using it in Claude Code/Codex.
I've added a hook that can be installed for Claude and Codex.
Name could conflict with Keeper Security
Cofounder here, looks like formatting is a bit off. I do wonder why HN hasn’t invested in a better editor/display that could avoid these kind of display issues.
More for the landfill I guess
Why go?
co-founder here, happy to answer any questions!
Other co-founder here, happy to answer any questions in the comments! :)
Looks cool! How are you thinking about pricing it?
Awesome to see GPUs being used for something other than crypto (are they still?) and AI.
How is it priced? I couldn't see anything on the site.
Waiting on The Social Network pt. 2
Love this!
Aegis for 2fa. Can backup to a file which can then be imported on the new phone.
Google's own backup service for normal backups. When I was rooted I used titanium backup but that was ages ago.
And then a lot of apps that have data that I care about have an export/import functionality, so I can just copy those over without much hassle.
Awesome project!
Very cool! I will try this over the weekend with a new android app to see what kind of README I can generate.
Do you have any plans to expand it?
Wonder if we'll see a similar post at some point about .io domains
hey thanks for your message! I am using the API that's here: https://www.reddit.com/dev/api/
From my understanding, it's used a lot by moderators. It's likely that they may block me since I do not pass any authentication or identifier info, but I don't think it'll happen soon as my use case is extremely simple (knock wood).
I query it as such: https://www.reddit.com/r/earth/top.json?limit=50 and then parse it on the front.
During my testing, I was blocked only once and that was because I ended up querying the same URL too much, which in normal usage shouldn't happen.
The previous iteration used a library called snoowrap (https://github.com/not-an-aardvark/snoowrap) which is unfortunately archived now.
Thank you for the feedback about the image context!