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BABrett A McCalldarketype.hashnode.devApr 16 · 3 min read

The export test

The export test The problem I built repOptics to scan GitHub repos and score them across five categories. It generates reports, runs AI analysis, even has a pentest lab. All very pretty in the browser. But then i exported a report as JSON and asked m...

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BABrett A McCalldarketype.hashnode.devApr 16 · 4 min read

The context lake

The context lake The problem I've been building the context lake for the team at agent828 — a tactical AI services team of devloper mercenaries who are building agents and tools for better development. The core application of this context lake is an ...

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BABrett A McCalldarketype.hashnode.devApr 16 · 5 min read

Every entry gets a face

Every entry gets a face Sharing a darketype entry on Twitter, Discord, or Slack used to produce the same generic preview every time — the site-wide darketype-og.png, a title that just said "darketype // weblog," and a description about "failures and ...

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BABrett A McCalldarketype.hashnode.devApr 16 · 11 min read

Every letter has its own bruise

Every letter has its own bruise The LCD effect from ADR-0016 worked at the paragraph level. You'd move your cursor near a block of text and the entire thing would light up with chromatic fringe — red one way, blue the other, the whole <p> treated as ...

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BABrett A McCalldarketype.hashnode.devApr 16 · 3 min read

The widget that finally learned where it was

The widget that finally learned where it was RepOptics has had a Port.io floating widget for a while. Little violet button, bottom-right corner. Click it and you get the global view — repo count, aggregate vulns, scorecard distributions across everyt...

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BABrett A McCalldarketype.hashnode.devApr 16 · 9 min read

Pressing your finger into the screen

Pressing your finger into the screen You know that thing you did as a kid — pressing your thumb into an old LCD monitor and watching the colors bloom outward in a prismatic bruise? The liquid crystal couldn't hold its alignment under pressure, so lig...

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TBThomas Brennetotblog.brennetot.comMay 9, 2024 · 1 min read

Ruby 3.3 shipped in prod

On 2024-04-30, I released the Ruby 3.3.1 (from 3.2.3) with success. It been 10 days since, no problem in production or local environments. The main reason to wait for the x.y.1 was due to some issues with 1 or 2 bugs in the arm64 implementation. The...

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