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prettyblocks commented on Agent Skills   agentskills.io/home... · Posted by u/mooreds
davidkunz · 6 days ago
Please standardize the folder.

  .claude/skills
  .codex/skills
  .opencode/skills
  .github/skills

prettyblocks · 6 days ago
I find that even though this isn't standard, that these -cli tools will scan the repo for .md files and for the most part execute the skills accordingly. Having said that, I would much prefer standards not just for this, but for plugins as well.
prettyblocks commented on Termux   github.com/termux/termux-... · Posted by u/tosh
harvie · 8 days ago
I beleive Android 16 now comes with termux-like Linux environment that can be enabled via developer settings menu.
prettyblocks · 7 days ago
Yes, it's good, but it doesn't have access to any sensor apis.
prettyblocks commented on Jack Kerouac's 37 metre-long, first draft scroll of On the Road to be auctioned   theguardian.com/books/202... · Posted by u/mitchbob
Refreeze5224 · 8 days ago
Dharma Bums is my favorite Kerouac book, and I've read most of his. Bonus points if you have even a passing interest in Zen.
prettyblocks · 8 days ago
I remember liking the subterraneans quite a bit.
prettyblocks commented on A few random notes from Claude coding quite a bit last few weeks   twitter.com/karpathy/stat... · Posted by u/bigwheels
striking · 13 days ago
It's not just brain atrophy, I think. I think part of it is that we're actively making a tradeoff to focus on learning how to use the model rather than learning how to use our own brains and work with each other.

This would be fine if not for one thing: the meta-skill of learning to use the LLM depreciates too. Today's LLM is gonna go away someday, the way you have to use it will change. You will be on a forever treadmill, always learning the vagaries of using the new shiny model (and paying for the privilege!)

I'm not going to make myself dependent, let myself atrophy, run on a treadmill forever, for something I happen to rent and can't keep. If I wanted a cheap high that I didn't mind being dependent on, there's more fun ones out there.

prettyblocks · 13 days ago
In my experience all technology has been like this though. We are on the treadmill of learning the new thing with our without LLMs. That's what makes tech work so fun and rewarding (for me anyway).
prettyblocks commented on Clawdbot Renames to Moltbot   github.com/moltbot/moltbo... · Posted by u/philip1209
pnathan · 13 days ago
I'm looking forward to when I can run a tolerably useful model locally. Next time I buy a desktop one of its core purposes will be to run models for 24/7 work.
prettyblocks · 13 days ago
Define useful I guess. I think the agentic coding loop we can achieve with hosted frontier models today is a really long way away from consumer desktops for now.
prettyblocks commented on Show HN: Comet MCP – Give Claude Code a browser that can click   github.com/hanzili/comet-... · Posted by u/hanzili
prettyblocks · a month ago
I've used chrome devtools mcp successfully to do all kinds of advanced in browser tasks, agents like claude code can write js and inject it into the context in a live browser and do all kinds of neat tricks. I've used this extensively in gemini-cli.
prettyblocks commented on GPT-5.2-Codex   openai.com/index/introduc... · Posted by u/meetpateltech
neom · 2 months ago
Are you somehow prompting around protections or something, or yours is just pretty chill? I've tried a few times with various cybersecurity/secops stuff and it's always basically given me some watered down "I can't talk to you about that, but what I can talk to you about is" and then the is, isn't anything really.
prettyblocks · 2 months ago
It's pretty chill. I think part of it might be that my context is overloaded with security work, so it doesn't protest this stuff. I also have memories turned on which I don't really keep an eye on at all, and I think having a bunch of stuff in there related to cyber stuff also helps to keep it agreeable with what I'm asking for. Maybe you can hardcode this manually and see if that helps or try to gradually escalate the context by starting a technical conversation and then later on introducing the offensive task you're working on.
prettyblocks commented on GPT-5.2-Codex   openai.com/index/introduc... · Posted by u/meetpateltech
freedomben · 2 months ago
The cybersecurity angle is interesting, because in my experience OpenAI stuff has gotten terrible at cybersecurity because it simply refuses to do anything that can be remotely offensive (as in the opposite of "defensive"). I really thought we as an industry had learned our lesson that blocking "good guys" (aka white-hats) from offensive tools/capabilities only empowers the gray-hat/black-hats and puts us at a disadvantage. A good defense requires some offense. I sure hope they change that.
prettyblocks · 2 months ago
ChatGPT is very happy to help me with offensive tasks. Codex is as well.
prettyblocks commented on Ask HN: Those making $500/month on side projects in 2025 – Show and tell    · Posted by u/cvbox
tikotus · 2 months ago
https://cluesbysam.com

I started making a daily logic puzzle called Clues by Sam in May and it's been stadily growing since. The number one thing people were asking for was more puzzles, so I started selling puzzle packs instead of monetizing with ads. The reception has been great, and the revenue has been enough for me to decline some consulting gigs and instead focus on improving the game.

prettyblocks · 2 months ago
Are the puzzles generated algorithmically or manually?

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