📚 Kindle research, exploitation methodology, and jailbreak development.
Missed @_leHACK_? @SidewayRE's talk, "Bootstrapping Kindle Research for the Lazy Attacker", is now available.
Read the slides 👇
https://t.co/haLcWzUBOA
Design Patterns Cheat Sheet
The cheat sheet briefly explains each pattern and how to use it.
What's included?
- Factory
- Builder
- Prototype
- Singleton
- Chain of Responsibility
Small CI tip:
On Node.js 22+, use `node --run <script>` instead of `pnpm run <script>` for simple package scripts in GitHub Actions.
Tiny change, saves 200-400ms per call.
how to improve your /goal by designing the loop before you run it
a poorly designed loop burns tokens and hands you slop fast, that´s why it's important to spend time designing the loop harness
instead of writing a /goal and hoping it works, you run it through LOOPER skill first and it:
> critiques your loop and sharpens it against a library of best practices
> builds a verification rubric, so the loop actually knows what done means
> lets you add an llm as judge, codex and non-claude models included
> sets guardrails and a token budget, tight or generous, so it doesn't run away
> exports the whole thing as a portable artifact you can repeat and edit
it's a design layer that helps you build a loop that produces quality, then hands it to Claude Code or other models
this pairs with the LLM council setup I posted last week. design the loop in looper, run it with a second model checking the work
nice work @KSimback
New in Claude Code: Artifacts.
Interactive pages built from your session, like a PR walkthrough or a living project dashboard, shared with your team at a private link.
Available in beta on Team and Enterprise plans.
Kubernetes turns 12 today!💙
Today, we're celebrating Kubernetes and everyone who has been part of its journey over the years. Thank you for helping shape the past 12 years and for building what's next.
Happy Birthday, Kubernetes!🎉
#Kubernetes#CloudNative#OpenSource#CNCF