Backend & AI engineer, Paris. Merged fixes in Prefect, SQLGlot, Apache Beam and Microsoft PyRIT. Building Phantera, an LLM outbound platform gated by evals and red-teaming in CI.
Backend & AI engineer, Paris. Merged fixes in Prefect, SQLGlot, Apache Beam and Microsoft PyRIT. Building Phantera, an LLM outbound platform gated by evals and red-teaming in CI.
A Software Engineer who strongly believes you can add immense value by knowingly implementing Software Engineering best practices even at the age of AI, and puts human life and dignity above all else.
BTW, you can also use my Ghostify browser plugin (beta) to auto hide the future ones. just by setting an auto-Ghostify rule! 🤣
This will only work for posts now (out of the box).
By adding custom selector rules, you can make it work for comments too. I'll soon add the same capabilities for comments by default as well.
Backend & AI engineer, Paris. Merged fixes in Prefect, SQLGlot, Apache Beam and Microsoft PyRIT. Building Phantera, an LLM outbound platform gated by evals and red-teaming in CI.
Nice idea, and hiding is half of it. The catch here is that this one lands as a mention in your notifications, not in the feed. Would a comment rule catch it before the notification does?
A Software Engineer who strongly believes you can add immense value by knowingly implementing Software Engineering best practices even at the age of AI, and puts human life and dignity above all else.
Browser based hiding is in the UI. So, if the notification is on the site, it'll hide it. But if it goes to email, then that will obviously not be hidden.
I myself didn't get the email, only notification here. So that would've been stopped. Also, it runs on client side, so it puts no pressure on the DEV servers.
Backend & AI engineer, Paris. Merged fixes in Prefect, SQLGlot, Apache Beam and Microsoft PyRIT. Building Phantera, an LLM outbound platform gated by evals and red-teaming in CI.
Fair, in the page it covers it, and client side is the right place for it. If a copy ever goes out by email, that's the gap, since the link then lands outside DEV.
A Software Engineer who strongly believes you can add immense value by knowingly implementing Software Engineering best practices even at the age of AI, and puts human life and dignity above all else.
Backend & AI engineer, Paris. Merged fixes in Prefect, SQLGlot, Apache Beam and Microsoft PyRIT. Building Phantera, an LLM outbound platform gated by evals and red-teaming in CI.
Tempting 😄 but I'd skip it. Tor hides who you are, not what the page does to your browser, and someone new reading this might try it for real. Flag it and let it die with zero clicks.
A Software Engineer who strongly believes you can add immense value by knowingly implementing Software Engineering best practices even at the age of AI, and puts human life and dignity above all else.
Backend & AI engineer, Paris. Merged fixes in Prefect, SQLGlot, Apache Beam and Microsoft PyRIT. Building Phantera, an LLM outbound platform gated by evals and red-teaming in CI.
Backend & AI engineer, Paris. Merged fixes in Prefect, SQLGlot, Apache Beam and Microsoft PyRIT. Building Phantera, an LLM outbound platform gated by evals and red-teaming in CI.
Good catch! Careful though, just opening the link already gives them something: your IP, your browser, and if the link is unique to you, proof that your account is live and clicks. That's how you land on the next, better-crafted list.
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Thanks for letting everyone know!
Anytime! If more of these pop up, hit Flag on the profile. Way more useful than clicking to see where it goes 😄
yeah we need to share this post and report the scammer
Yes, flagging is what actually gets it taken down. If it tagged you too, report it from the profile, every flag helps.
Thanks for the post. So annoying!
BTW, you can also use my Ghostify browser plugin (beta) to auto hide the future ones. just by setting an auto-Ghostify rule! 🤣
This will only work for posts now (out of the box).
By adding custom selector rules, you can make it work for comments too. I'll soon add the same capabilities for comments by default as well.
Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge: Ghost in the Machine Submission 👻🌼
From a Simple "Mark as Seen" to Feedgrab & Ghostify: Story of My Life!
Nice idea, and hiding is half of it. The catch here is that this one lands as a mention in your notifications, not in the feed. Would a comment rule catch it before the notification does?
Browser based hiding is in the UI. So, if the notification is on the site, it'll hide it. But if it goes to email, then that will obviously not be hidden.
I myself didn't get the email, only notification here. So that would've been stopped. Also, it runs on client side, so it puts no pressure on the DEV servers.
Fair, in the page it covers it, and client side is the right place for it. If a copy ever goes out by email, that's the gap, since the link then lands outside DEV.
Open it in Brave (new window with tor), then spam it 🤣
Tempting 😄 but I'd skip it. Tor hides who you are, not what the page does to your browser, and someone new reading this might try it for real. Flag it and let it die with zero clicks.
LOL. You're right. I should try it within a VM.
A throwaway VM is the right lab 😄 If you do open it, write up where the link goes. I'd read that post.
I almost fell for it! But as soon as i noticed the only option to verify was with a credit card, i realized pretty quickly
Good catch! Careful though, just opening the link already gives them something: your IP, your browser, and if the link is unique to you, proof that your account is live and clicks. That's how you land on the next, better-crafted list.