I’ve got Markbase invites if you want one. I’ve been using it to share memory between Claude and Claude Code. It’s awesome. #claude
https://t.co/pRGXsHDYUQ
If you use multiple AI tools, we'd love to hear your feedback on Markbase.
Markbase lets agents move context and memory across providers and tools, transparently. #ai#claude#openai
HackerNews has changed so much. These days it feels like a grumpy and hostile place full of trigger happy people ready to jump on anything that doesn't fit their narrow field of interests.
It is sad to see it like this. @hackernews
I really want to pay @AnthropicAI to host my agents so I can build my SRE workflow there.
Unfortunately, hosted agents with 98% uptime are not good enough for a casual weekend project, let alone an SRE workflow.
We used to get 1 or 2 vulnerability reports every month. Most of those were not very relevant. Now we get 1 or 2 every week. These are AI-generated, look very legitimate, but rarely have very valid disclosures in them.
As a SOC2 Type 2 compliant company, we have to log every one of those reports, respond, investigate, and triage. The volume of work has just gone up.
That's why we built Fortworx: An intelligent, security-focused spam filter for your security inbox. It accepts emails, monitors them, logs them, creates an audit trail, and assesses their validity, and responds automatically to the reporters with you as a human in the loop.
https://t.co/NgF53D3fs2
#security #secops #cve
If you can vibecode a tool in a weekend, so can other developers.
You can sell such a tool either to non-developers, or you better think about a different idea.
@elgermerlo@X@Reddit@LinkedIn Reddit is having an identity crisis right now. They don’t want their content being used by LLMs and so are coming down on it so hard that it’s almost impossible to use.
High bounce rates and elevated complain rates can result in banning your AWS SES account immediately. This can really hurt your operations.
Here is a detailed guide on preventing those and what to do in case the block happnes:
It was a known fact that Reddit is a source of LLM training and now they are taking a stance against it, which is their choice.
However in their quest to quash non-human content generation (and harvest) they have almost become useless: human-written posts being removed with no reason, comments flagged for no violation.
My guess: these changes have gone too far and they will revert them once it starts hitting the bottomline.