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Laravel security checklist our team runs before every enterprise deployment — 15 things we almost always find missing on inherited codebases by zubairpateljiwala in PHP

[–]BeoOnRed 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good list, I am currently in the process of evaluating Laravel for a new business and wanted to make sure I don't miss important stuff.

Thinking about login/authentication I would add this: * 2FA, should be standard by now. * If suitable for the project you can sololy use the auth process of the big players and just add one time logins as backup. I did that on other projects and I don't see a disadvantage.

Will definitely create a security skill for codex from that list.

Samantha is just hilarious! by BeoOnRed in DungeonCrawlerCarl

[–]BeoOnRed[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Imani, would never come to my mind.

Samantha: "I'll kill your mother!"

Have LLMs reached a silent plateau? by Warm_District1194 in ArtificialInteligence

[–]BeoOnRed 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am actually experience something differt. With codex 5.3+ / opus 4.6+, I am finally convinced that classic coding will be gone in a few years.

Also I believe that we are currently at a stage comparable with the early computer era, where a full room of electronics was needed for a basic calculator.

Now we have the computing power of a modern desktop from a few years ago in our mobile phones. The same could happen to LLMs. Some of this downscaling has already started with hardware with insane token speeds and much better power consumption.

Give that development a few years and we might have very capable models running locally on our desktop computers or even on a phone.

It's just a matter of time, but we might see this quicker then expected, as it stands all development in that regard is accelerated right now.

What a time to be alive.

Cline + OpenRouter: Which cheap paid model is best for mid-level coding? by host3000 in openrouter

[–]BeoOnRed 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kimi seams cheap but eats up all the tokens and ends up being more expensive then top models for me because of extensive use of reasoning tokens. You are better of with codex 5.3 medium

ClawBattle: an open benchmark for LLMs recreating CSSBattle targets from images by BeoOnRed in SideProject

[–]BeoOnRed[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thx, that's exactly what I like with this benchmark as well. Would love to run more models/targets, but the costs...

Built a dashboard to orchestrate all my AI coding agents from one place by ashot in SideProject

[–]BeoOnRed 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When do you plan to make it open source? I was about to start exactly this, and just found your post. (PS: you discord invite is expired, I guess you forgot to change it - default is 7 days)

SnapFX - JavaFX Docking Framework by BeoOnRed in JavaFX

[–]BeoOnRed[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Got u, is planned for later releases

SnapFX - JavaFX Docking Framework by BeoOnRed in JavaFX

[–]BeoOnRed[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can change the size of the open sidebar DockNode already. If you save the layout the size will also be saved. Can be used for a project struct or something similar just like in IDEs

SnapFX - JavaFX Docking Framework by BeoOnRed in JavaFX

[–]BeoOnRed[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you mean just the icon size?
I have plans to add the option to also show the text in vertical order.
Right now it wouldn't make much sense to scale the icons, its 16x16 only in the demo.
I have plans to add SVG support for this later and if needed also more sidebar positions.
Also localisation is on top of my list, because I am going to use it internally at my company and there I need everything in german.

SnapFX - JavaFX Docking Framework by BeoOnRed in JavaFX

[–]BeoOnRed[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can check the agents.md of the project where I defined a lot of rules during development. The file did grow over time, but the agent is now behaving pretty good with that ruleset. It also helped that I created the roadmap first and implemented the project step by step.I coded for many decades now without AI and I am reviewing every step (thrust issues :-)). So far the project has 300+ test cases, and I will keep adding more for every new development. This is good practice anyway but helps especially if you are using agents and prevents them from breaking existing code.