Your agent went a little rogue there.

yeah I don't have an agent, so that's not it. I clicked on the link to twitter. in twitter there is a link to something about @magicblock blah blah, a link to something else, I clicked that link, it gives me the message I told you.

I personally find it a bit insulting to be told my agent went a bit rogue, unless you just mean "user-agent" but that's generally not what people mean by agent anymore.

Browser - Firefox Developer on Mac.

It's a link to an article on Twitter. There is nothing else to click or open. The article contains only one link, which points to GitHub.

I’d be curious to hear whether anyone else has found other high-impact artifacts or workflows that help improve a codebase security.

I've been working on this package last year, it will be presented at ACL 2023: https://github.com/IBM/zshot

I would like to collect feedbacks on the toolkit we are building for zero shot inference, any comments is more than appreciated.

I would like to collect feedbacks on the SDK we are building, any comments is more than appreciated.

The SDK allow to easily create non custodial wallets and interact with on-chain programs (NFTs, staking, lending, swap, ...).

https://staging.f-droid.org/ works

The idea was to being able to quickly scan articles adding preview and description, but yes it inevitably takes up more space. I will take a look at the cut off text, thank you!

I didn't want images to be too small, but I can give it a try, thank you!

The augmented reader I created a while ago just hit 20k monthly readers, a small achievement I wanted to share. I know it is a low number but considering that I have not invested or promoted the site in any way it is still a good result for me. I had shared the site on HN (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24006339) and received some criticism which I used to improve the interface.

With this post I would like to receive an additional round of comments and feedback. Thanks in advance to anyone who will comment.

The code is open source (https://github.com/GabrielePicco/hacker-news-rich) and some useful tips have been integrated into the interface over time (e.g., collapsible comments)

Agreed, not reliable indeed.