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If someone asked you to prove a human has been supervising your automated system, what would you actually send?

Reddit r/AI_Agents · 2026-08-17

The content asks for practical examples of proving human supervision in automated systems to auditors, customers, or legal teams, focusing on real evidence beyond theoretical claims.

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Explanation of everything you can see in htop/top on Linux

Hacker News Top · 2026-07-04 Cached

A detailed technical guide explaining all the elements visible in the htop and top command outputs on Linux, including load average, process states, memory usage, and more.

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@cevenif: Found a gem on GitHub: TaskExplorer - Professional process analysis tool. Click any process, thread stacks, memory, file handles, network sockets all laid out for you in one screen. Disk read/write positions, network speed refresh in real time, and you can directly inject or unload DLL modules. This feature density, Task Manager can't even compare...

X AI KOLs Timeline · 2026-06-23 Cached

TaskExplorer is an open-source process analysis tool that provides professional features such as thread stacks, memory editing, file handles, network sockets, etc. It supports DLL injection/unloading, is based on Qt and the SystemInformer driver, and is suitable for Windows system monitoring and performance troubleshooting.

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@TheAhmadOsman: Linux monitoring tools you SHOULD have - btop - sleek UI, CPU + GPU stats, lots of themes - glances - all‑in‑one overvi…

X AI KOLs Following · 2026-06-07 Cached

Recommendation of essential Linux monitoring tools: btop, glances, nvtop/nvitop, and duf for CPU, GPU, disk, and network stats.

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