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Link Knight | (3,3) retweeted
Someone is putting the law of every country into one git history.
Git for Global Law turns each country's laws into a repository where every commit is a real law taking effect. So you can see exactly what the law said on any date, and which law changed every word.
It started with the US Code, which hit #1 on Hacker News. The global version is growing country by country: Germany's constitution since 1949, Estonia and more so far.
Free to use for anything, and perfect for feeding to an AI.
github.com/lexifina/global-l…
Link Knight | (3,3) retweeted
Effective Immediately, all organizations using PHP for their systems are advised to be prepared for an update addressing two critical vulnerabilities. PHP is widely used for web applications. These vulnerabilities often provide a direct path to the server's file system or database. If an immediate update is not feasible, it is recommend that organizations take the system offline until it can be fully mitigated. NSA will follow up shortly with more specific guidance.
Hidden gem within a gem mine. Highly recommend #aiwg , this addition is next level given the ongoing NPM hacks
Link Knight | (3,3) retweeted
One framework. 10 AI coding tools. 380+ skills you reach on demand.
AIWG is the cognitive layer for AI coding work. Same install, same framework, every platform:
Claude Code · Codex · Copilot · Cursor · Warp · Factory · OpenCode · Windsurf · Hermes · OpenClaw
`npm install -g aiwg && aiwg use sdlc`
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What you get:
→ Works across the model spectrum. AIWG is a context kit, not a frontier-model harness. Community-tested down to 9B on OpenClaw. Run it on cloud frontier, on local Llama-class, or anywhere in between.
→ Customize without forking. Scaffold a rule, agent, skill, addon, or whole framework under .aiwg/ in your project. Deploy. Iterate. Promote it to your shared corpus when it's solid. Promotion is a byte-identical copy. Your project bends the framework, not the other way around.
→ A catalog that scales. 380+ skills behind `aiwg discover` — one CLI call per query. A small always-loaded kernel keeps every platform's listing budget comfortable (Claude Code's 25% context cap, OpenClaw's 150-skill limit, Codex's 32 KB AGENTS.md cap — all fit).
→ A discoverability guarantee. Always-loaded rule: agents query the catalog before declining a request. No more "AIWG doesn't have that" when it does.
→ Cross-platform parity. Every integration claim is held to one bar: matches upstream HEAD or it's a bug. Teams whose engineers use different AI tools get one coherent framework, not ten slightly-different ones.
→ Plugins for Claude Code. 13 marketplace entries: `/plugin install sdlc@aiwg`, `/plugin install research@aiwg`, `/plugin install forensics@aiwg`, and the rest.
Link Knight | (3,3) retweeted
The biggest security recommendation I can make:
DON'T DOWNLOAD ZOOM
You can join zoom meetings from a web browser like chrome or firefox
Even the real zoom is mostly malware, see HN threads
Never download zoom, always attend zoom meetings via web browser
Link Knight | (3,3) retweeted
We're ready for Microsoft Recall and the automatic screenshots it takes of everything on your desktop.
Signal Desktop on Windows now includes support for a new "Screen security" feature designed to block screenshots of your Signal chats.
signal.org/blog/signal-doesn…
Link Knight | (3,3) retweeted
gmeow, we're at @EthereumDenver
> rsvp to hang w/ us feb 28 w/ frens @HF0Residency, @FenwickWest, @CryptoNomads_gm, @masknetwork
> booth 228 to putt putt for a cute cat plushie
> cool talks happening this week
> garfield testnet went live 👀
