Clarkio

@clarkio.com

Web dev and app sec things. Here for community, fun and learning. Not here to accrue numbers or influence you.

Been getting messages asking how I use Codex in my projects. Finally made a video about it! I break down my entire workflow and share the tips and tricks that make the biggest difference in my daily coding. Hope it helps 👍 🎥👇 youtu.be/mP-GiOihhM0

A smiling Clarkio wearing a backward black Snyk cap against a purple background with binary code. To the right, there’s a screenshot of the OpenAI Codex interface displaying the text 'What should we code next?' with a red arrow pointing to the input box. Above, bold text reads 'TIPS & TRICKS' in purple and pink gradient letters.

Can your AI code gen model/tools of choice generate a proper Content Security Policy that allows everything to still work properly?

This has been a fun loop🤪 Agent: Everything is done let me run the app Terminal: App running Agent: Perfect! Let me test it with curl *kills app for curl* Agent: Let me start the server again and test it Terminal: App running Agent: Perfect! Let me test it with curl

When it comes to AI/LLMs I aim to have a balanced perspective on it. There are times I'm delighted by what they do and other times I'm unimpressed. Today I felt a bit unimpressed...

y'all are sleeping on npq ✨ Step 1: $ npm install -g npq $ alias npm="npq-hero" Step 2: *no more malicious packages hurting you ;-) *well, much lower risk based, nothing is absolute

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Folks making videos, don't tell your audience to leave a comment/question where you'll reply with your answer and then don't reply to any of them. Of course, there are some exceptions to this like trolls or hate comments...

I was walking and talking on a call and my back just randomly goes out. Short quick sharp shot in the back. Boom! Ow! What the heck?!

Securing your GitHub repo is critical! Here are 10 tips: • Enable 2FA 🔒 • Limit access 👥 • No secrets in code ❌🔑 • Scan w/ Snyk 🛠️ • Audit logs 🔍 • Automate updates ⏩ • Protect branches ✅ • Rotate tokens 🔄 • Enforce signed commits ✍️ • Train your team 🌱 More tips:

10 GitHub Security Best Practices | Snyk

Learn more about 10 GitHub Security Best Practices to be more secure as a GitHub user or contributor.

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