Jurijs

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In one day, I saw two vulnerability reports: one for Claude Code, the other for Cursor.

Stay safe out there, fellow vibe-coder!

OpenAI removed a feature that made ChatGPT shared links discoverable after users' sensitive conversations were exposed on Google and other search engines. Cleanup is ongoing, but some content remains accessible, raising privacy concerns buff.ly/S02FE5w

More and more projects Microsoft is making open source 👀

Tomorrow should be nice weather, but my bike is in the repair shop 🙄

Cursor(claude-4-sonnet) is an amazing tool to help go through code, get familiar with a new project, and so on, and it can really help.
I'm still amazed, though, that sometimes it just fails to create a simple if statement...
I guess my job is safe for now 😅

Blew through the $20 limit and it still seems free? Or will I be charged later?

Forgot to mention that I mainly use claude-4-sonnet

In 4 days, I used more than $17 out of my $20 limit on Cursor Pro, and I don't think I've been using it that much...

I used to use Cursor quite heavily before, but I don’t remember the limit being this low. Maybe something changed recently?

Ok, ok. No need to sweet-talk me, honey

Hi! I missed some important info, lol. It was Claude-4-Sonnet.

I was writing a simple script, and as I always do with small one-file projects, I asked ChatGPT to generate it. It gave me a somewhat working script, but there were some weird bugs it couldn’t fix. I fed it to Cursor, and it got it right on the first try...

Visited my happy place - it’s been a while. Got a flat tyre, though.

I'm seriously considering buying a Claude subscription - that would be my third AI subscription, along with ChatGPT and Cursor.

No worries, I still love you

On STIR/SHAKEN, Ofcom nailed it. On spoofing….? | Simwood By Peter Farmer By now, you’ll be aware of a Statement issued by our regulator, the Office of Communications, that kicked any form of STIR/SHAKEN or CLI Authentication in the UK into the long grass. B...

Seems I might've been living under a rock, but UK Ofcom seems to have abandoned STIR/SHAKEN:

simwood.com/2024/03/on-s...

I love WSL. The only problem is that WSL needs Hyper-V, and that makes my VirtualBox practically unusable.

I guess I’ll need to connect via xrdp to my Linux in WSL.

Haven’t used Google Meet in a while, but just tried it with Gemini’s meeting notes and it’s amazing.

Hot take: I understand some of the criticism toward Slack, and it's healthy to acknowledge and point out issues. But if we compare it to Teams, then in my opinion, almost anything can be forgiven when it comes to Slack.

Actually restaurant name seems to be Zeughauskeller

Zum Kropf

Zurich is nice, would love to visit it again

As side note menu has a name of CEO of the restaurant so this is way too easy

Watched Superman today. It was okay, but I definitely wouldn’t watch it again. I’d give it a 5 out of 10.

The Israeli "art student" mystery (2002) The Israeli "art student" mystery (2002)

The Israeli "art student" mystery (2002)
https://www.salon.com/2002/05/07/students/

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44607828

Thread by @_ZachGriff on Thread Reader App @_ZachGriff: I was just scammed by a @Hyatt hotel — and what I’ve uncovered so far points to a *much* bigger issue. A 🧵 (1/13) It started when I checked out of Hyatt’s Pell Hotel near...

Hyatt Hotels are using algorithmic Rest "smoking detectors." https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1945959030851035223.html (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44612487)

Paid for electricity for July: 75 EUR. Average price per kWh was 0.03615 EUR. I buy electricity at spot prices, so the total cost was 22.47 EUR for 513.62 kWh. That means 70% of the bill was just fees. 😕

Anyway, I'm pretty happy with the last bill - it's quite low.

There are plenty of things cops should be doing instead of that. First, they could look for my stolen bike.

I got two free return shipping labels to Germany...

Let’s see how smooth it goes from here.

Previously, my biggest return by size was a coffee machine to an Amazon warehouse in Germany.

I bought a trampoline for the kids from an online shop - it arrived in two huge packages.

Now I want to return it. 😃

It’ll be my biggest return by size... 46 kg total!

In a nutshell, I personally don’t think it’s cheaper here in the EU to own a new EV vs a new petrol car. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t buy one.

Plus, it seems you’ll need new tires more often with an EV.

About spark plugs and timing belts - I probably haven’t owned that many cars, but with my last 2 Japanese cars over the past 7+ years, I didn’t need any of those.