What I learned securing Sniffnet with the GitHub secure open source fund

What I learned securing Sniffnet with the GitHub secure open source fund(sniffnet.app)

18 points by dmit 62 days ago | 3 comments

pocksuppet 59 days ago |

So you wrote a few corporate documents and then saw that GitHub provides tools and you think it might be a good idea to use them.

... okay? what did you learn? That's the title! Did you actually use the tools? How did they go?

I'm not sure if this is AI slop or human slop or humanized AI slop but it's definitely slop. It provides no content or value except for advertising Sniffnet and GH SOSF.

colesantiago 59 days ago | |

I don't see anything wrong with this article.

I quite like projects getting funding and reporting what they did with said funding.

> It provides no content or value except for advertising Sniffnet and GH SOSF.

Is advertising Sniffnet and GH SOSF bad?

I thought this would be useful for budding OSS maintainers who would want to get funded by GH SOSF who might want to know from others what it is like from the inside.

Maybe the correct word is "case study".

But alas, I must fall in line with the HN consensus:

Advertising is bad, GitHub is bad (because of Microsoft), this is obviously slop and it provides no value.

Got it!

pocksuppet 58 days ago | | |

If the goal is to advertise Sniffnet and GH SOSF then advertise Sniffnet and GH SOSF properly, instead of whatever this slop is. You could start by telling us the feature of Sniffnet and delete all the slop before the features of GH SOSF. Or, if you just want to brag that you got the funding, then make that the title instead of calling it "What I Learned"