/Zack Proser

What Are Cursor Rules? tl;dr: “Cursor Rules allow you to codify the foundational decisions in your codebase, to reduce hallucinations across agentic composer and chat sessions. By placing these rules in special files, you can tailor Cursor’s suggestions or completions to match your team’s coding style and best practices.”

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Securing AI Agents: Authentication Patterns For Operator And Computer Using Models tl;dr: The evolution from smart chatbots to digital assistants capable of autonomously performing multi-step tasks such as ordering groceries, scraping job postings, or researching and filling our complex web forms is natural. However, these expanded capabilities carry significant authentication, security, and compliance ramifications. This article explores these issues and discusses the emerging ecosystem around computer-using operators.

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What Is Device Fingerprinting And How Does It Work? tl;dr: “Every time a device connects to your server, it broadcasts a wealth of information through its browser. Some of these signals are obvious, while others are subtle technical artifacts of how browsers and hardware work together.” Zack breaks down what servers can see and how to mitigate bad actors. 

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What Is Device Fingerprinting And How Does It Work? tl;dr: “Every time a device connects to your server, it broadcasts a wealth of information through its browser. Some of these signals are obvious, while others are subtle technical artifacts of how browsers and hardware work together.” Zack breaks down what servers can see and how to mitigate bad actors. 

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What Is Device Fingerprinting And How Does It Work? tl;dr: “Every time a device connects to your server, it broadcasts a wealth of information through its browser. Some of these signals are obvious, while others are subtle technical artifacts of how browsers and hardware work together.” Zack breaks down what servers can see and how to mitigate bad actors. 

featured in #592