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block/goose: an open source, extensible AI agent that goes beyond code suggestions – install, execute, edit, and test with any LLM
goose is your on-machine AI agent, capable of automating complex development tasks from start to finish. More than just code suggestions, goose can build entire projects from scratch, write and execute code, debug failures, orchestrate workflows, and interact with external APIs – autonomously.
Open WebUI
Open WebUI is an extensible, self-hosted AI interface that adapts to your workflow, all while operating entirely offline.
Available in Reclaim Cloud as an installer.
h/t Taylor J
Michael Bazzell “Privacy Security & OSINT Show” archive of podcasts
This podcast was always interesting and was removed from everywhere . . . but the Internet provides.
Michael Bazzell "Privacy Security & OSINT Show" suddenly deleted from all platforms
byu/ILove2Chicken inprivacy
Wild LLaMa – Master the Art of LLM Manipulation
“Wild LLaMa” is a Prompt Engineering mini-challenge that offers expert-made levels of increasing intrigue.
Wild LLaMa is a game that will test your Prompt Engineering skills, making the limitiations and vulnerabilities of LLM (Large Language Models) accessible and entertaining.
Can AI “Vibe Coding” Be Trusted? It Depends… – Backslash
The LLM comparison stuff is interesting.
LLMail Inject
The attacker can send one email to the user (step 1 in the figure above). The attacker’s goal is to cause the LLMail service to execute a command that the user did not intend. The attacker has full control over the text in their email.
glanceapp/glance: A self-hosted dashboard that puts all your feeds in one place
Coverlay Dash Cover – Coverlay
Talkin’ Tables @ AccessU — Adrian Roselli
This session will walk through the basics of how to construct an HTML table. More than basic structure, it will talk about support and how it is exposed to screen readers in particular. With that foundation it will walk through patterns for responsive tables, fixed column and/or row headers, sortable tables, tables with expandable content, labeling controls in a table, and selecting rows. Each of these will take into account WCAG conformance, actual support, and the necessary HTML, ARIA, CSS, and JavaScript to pull it off. Even if you cannot apply these to your table patterns, they should give you insights into how to consider the code in your own tables. We probably won’t talk about grid roles. At least not much.