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DeepSeek's DSH harness is built on a simple idea: everything is a plugin. Including the agent loop itself.
In this tutorial I break down cordis, the plugin system behind it:
> the architecture of dsh
> services, dependency injection, and events
> building a real plugin live
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Magnesium + potassium combination lowered cortisol by ~45% and completely eliminated severe insomnia in a recent clinical trial.View quoted post on X
use these 3 condom repos to F*CK REA (reverse engineer anything)
it's protection for your site, app or game from hackers and reverse-engineering, for free
so REA is died.
here's how to use and setup it:
first understand how it works:
• TruffleHog (29K stars) - hackers reverse engineer apps to steal hidden keys. Anthropic exposed one who scanned 1.8M decompiled Android apps with this exact tool, run it first, k*ll your live keys
• BLA (3.7K stars) - hits REA itself: fake keys and decoy code make AI burn tokens on dead ends, your users get the exact same app
• Cloudflare security-audit-skill (66.7K stars) - reverse engineering is how hackers find holes. This skill makes Claude Code find them first
here's how to put them on for free:
1 → open Claude Code in the folder of your app, site or game
2 → say: "install Node.js 24 and TruffleHog if I don't have them, build my project, then scan the code, its git history and the build folder with --results=verified"
3 → every live key it finds: revoke it, make a new one and keep it on your server, anything inside your app, anyone can pull out
4 → say: "install Cloudflare's security-audit skill with npx skills add cloudflare/security-audit-skill security-audit -a claude code, read its SKILL.md and run a security audit on this project"
5 → fix everything it marks confirmed, then run it again. Cloudflare says one run finds only about half of what repeat runs catch
6 → say: "rebuild, then run npx bla-agents setup and npx bla-agents harden"
7 → the step everyone skips: ship the files from the new .bla-hardened folder, not your old build
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Dave Asprey says putting creatine in hot coffee could give you roughly 4x higher plasma levels, and that more of it reaches your brain.
His reasoning is that hot liquid fully dissolves the creatine. In cold water it mostly just floats around as gritty particles.
Can a hot drink really help creatine get into the brain? That’s what he explains here.
This is useful for anyone taking creatine for focus rather than the gym. Note that the 4x number comes from absorption models, not a human trial.View quoted post on X
