I've cracked it! A foolproof unbreakable human vs AI captcha test.
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Are you human?
◯ Yes - I'm definitely human
◯ Yes — I'm definitely human
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I've cracked it! A foolproof unbreakable human vs AI captcha test.
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Are you human?
◯ Yes - I'm definitely human
◯ Yes — I'm definitely human
Just setup plausible. Took less than a minute to get up and running. Beautiful ❤️
What web analytics tools y’all using these days?
Looking for:
- lightweight (fast loading)
- privacy centric: no creepiness, no ad tracking, just give me high level insights,
- GDPR friendly
- simple dashboards
- alerts of spikes
- not too expensive to run on many sites (doesn’t have to be free)
SaaS builders: which libraries/frameworks are you using to interact with LLMs?
How are you dealing with LLM costs? Is it a problem?
The Commodore 64 is back!
commodore.net
A car commute is the perfect amount of time to build and ship ideas. I just gotta keep my eyes on the road.
Looking for a fully voice controlled AI coding tool, ideally works on phone.
What tools can help me do this? Or do I need to vibe code it myself (while not driving!)
Like talking about AI and the future of business? Like creating content and building community?
Come help us!
stripe.com/jobs/listing...
The second best:
"Test first! Before adding functionality or fixing anything, write a test that can reproduce the failing state first. Prefer to build high level integration tests that actually surface the issue in a realistic environment. Be confident it works before stopping."
The best line I've ever added to CLAUDE.md:
"Before each commit, reflect on the lessons we've learned together and update CLAUDE.md for future use. Focus on generic patterns and techniques, not specifics of a single feature."
Love this so much!
A screenshot of Compiler Explorer showing an "AI Explain this" view. The source code is: bool isspc(char c) { return c == '\n' || c == '\r' || c == '\t' || c == ' '; } The asm is: isspc(char): mov ecx, edi cmp cl, 33 setb dl movabs rax, 4294977024 shr rax, cl and al, dl ret Below is a "Claude Explain" window with: The function isspc(char) is compiled to an efficient bit manipulation technique to check for whitespace characters. Let's break down the assembly instructions: mov ecx, edi Copies the input character from the edi register (first function argument) to ecx cl will contain the lowest 8 bits (the character) cmp cl, 33 Compares the character against decimal 33 This is a preliminary check to quickly filter out non-whitespace characters setb dl Sets the dl register to 1 if the character is below 33 (space, tab, newline, etc.) Uses a conditional set instruction movabs rax, 4294977024 Loads a pre-computed 64-bit constant This constant represents a bit mask for whitespace detection shr rax, cl Shifts the bit mask right by the character's value This dynamically positions the mask based on the input character and al, dl Performs a bitwise AND between the shifted mask and the previous condition Produces the final boolean result in al ret Returns the result (0 or 1) in al This implementation is a highly optimized branchless method for checking whitespace characters, using bit manipulation instead of multiple comparisons. It avoids conditional jumps, which can be slower on modern CPUs. The code checks for space (' '), newline ('\n'), carriage return ('\r'), and tab ('\t') in a single, efficient operation.
Experimenting with something like this for @compiler-explorer.com - wondering what your thoughts are? AI is getting everywhere, and can be divisive. I'm hoping something like this - so long as I can get the output quality high enough - is a net benefit to help folks learn more about their code.
New font from Microsoft.
I like it.
It’s not Comic Sans.
microsoft.design/articles/int...
Sofle Low Profile Wireless
github.com/josefadamcik...
Ergo mech portable setup… 3 modes:
1. Full: best ergonomics. Takes about 20 seconds to setup.
2: Quick: busting out laptop quickly. Takes about 5 seconds.
3: Tiny: works on lap, plane tray, etc.
The Studio S1E2 is an incredible piece of self-referential cinematography
March 19, Stripe's hosting a live office hours on Stripe's open source Agent Toolkit.
(Our team is hiring btw)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdXP...
Try Atlas
Let us know how it goes
We’ll know we’ve reached AGI when we see models that can figure out the naming convention of models.
What happens when LLMs train on code that's popular but wrong? zdimension.fr/everyone-get... explores this, with interactive diagrams exploring the error
httptap.
How this tool decrypts https traffic is fascinating and elegant.
How the tool was made is even more so.
github.com/monasticacad...
Looking at a decade of GitHub stars on one of my projects.
It hit Hacker News front page twice. Pretty obvious when.
But aside from that, it shows steady and remarkably constant organic growth. I have no idea how, and I'd like to learn more.
How do you discover new projects?
Hex dump of an executable program, with ASCII art of spiders and a text warning about them.
I just built a hybrid 16-bit MS-DOS/32-bit Windows executable by hand in NASM so that both parts could share common data sections. To fully conform to the PE specs (which I prefer, for long-term compatibility), the file size must be rounded up to the nearest 512 bytes. So I had some space left over…
Canada allowed
The Imperial March. The most iconic Star Wars theme.
But it was never in the original Star Wars! (Introduced in Empire Strike Back)
Oh wow… I just stumbled across @hofferth.net, who’s designed many many many many exciting Mac Mini enclosures!
A great summary of LLMs in 2024 by
@simonwillison.net
simonwillison.net/2024/Dec/31/...
