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...or you'll get hacked && people will lose their data or suffer some other terrible injustice. 'Secret Neighbor' learned that one the hard way.
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Really wtf, there is a notification that I have from 14d old and got mentioned five times by now, but there's another one, very related. Like wtf. I also clicked multiple times to get the comment away...
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If your stack relies on PrimeVue v4, there's a recent change in the project's maintenance lifecycle worth knowing about. PrimeVue v4 has officially transitioned into security-only maintenance mode. As outlined in the project’s documentation, active f
This is the first contest I have entered. I built the honesty controls before I built the agent, which is probably backwards for a hackathon and exactly what I wanted to learn from. Everywhere this piece names a limit, the limit is measured rather th
For decades, software was expensive because software was difficult to build. A serious business application required programmers, designers, database engineers, system administrators, QA teams, project managers, security specialists and months - some
A branch came in for review with about sixty commits on it, every one authored by someone on the team. He hadn't written them. Claude Desktop had, running on his laptop, signing commits with the git identity we configured during setup. As far as the
I've been building a thing that checks whether the claims in a bug report correspond to anything that exists. Not whether the report is AI-generated - whether the file it names is in the repository, whether the function is declared, whether the versi
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