#random - September 2026

10 messages

A place for non-work-related flimflam, faffing, hodge-podge or jibber-jabber you’d prefer to keep out of more focused work-related channels.
Archive: https://archive.sweetops.com/random/

September 2026
Michael
Michaelabout 2 months ago
The HuggingFace security.txt is pretty funny: https://huggingface.co/security.txt
Akshat sharma
Akshat sharmaabout 1 month ago
Graftcode lets you call methods across languages and runtimes as if they were local—without APIs, SDKs, or integration-layer code.
🔗 https://graftcode.com/
Hao Wang
Hao Wangabout 1 month ago
not sure if it is a personal feeling or I indulged in Japanese learning, recently the interesting projects are less, we may consider to use a different license model to encourage innovations, instead of open source license, how about open idea license 🙂
Hao Wang
Hao Wangabout 1 month ago
ethicalhumanoid
ethicalhumanoidabout 1 month ago
Hey guys, random question.

For people working with SaaS companies, are you seeing much demand for continuous external pentesting these days?

Not just automated scanning, but someone continuously testing the external attack surface and only reporting findings they can actually prove/exploit.

Been exploring this space recently and curious if companies actually want this, or if most are still happy with annual pentests.
erik
erikabout 1 month ago
erik
erikabout 1 month ago
Chiara Toselli
Chiara Toselliabout 1 month ago
Hey SweetOps folks! 👋 This one felt appropriate to drop here:

• Felicitas Pojtinger (Loophole Labs) — Legacy-Free, Zero-Maintenance RISC-V Kubernetes Clusters With Immutable Linux and ClickHouse®
It’s part of the Anti-Hype Conference for Open Source Analytics and AI happening Nov 2 in SF + online.

👉️ luma.com/eis7567t?…
If “RISC-V + Kubernetes + immutable Linux” got your attention, you should definitely join! 😄
Hao Wang
Hao Wangabout 1 month ago(edited)
$ fm respond "can you access internet?"

Yes, I can access the internet.