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KolmogorovComp

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    Comment #49250678

    How do you solve the issues of private key sharings that are stored in cwd .env? I haven’t found a satisfactory way to preserve them while letting the agent have access.

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    Comment #49215777

    Looking at the caching price of deepseek compared to its competitors, does it have a secret sauce or is it just subsidizing?

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    Comment #49213849

    Am I the only one not understanding the issue around increased Cybersecurity capabilities? If we consider the amount of RCE/CVE in a software to be limited, I expect these models t…

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    Comment #49213817

    Almost no FOSS project is going to move away despite the issues, because the free tier of GitHub Action is very generous and afaik is largely unmatched.

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    Comment #49213569

    Thanks to the authors for choosing a license that respect users freedom, on top of being an awesome technical project.

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    Comment #49173329

    It will be interesting to see the uptick in stars if any. The real gold in this thread however is the link to https://github.com/zloirock/core-js/blob/master/docs/2023-02... Seriou…

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    Comment #49167110

    I can only imagine the hell it must be when the AST is changed to update all inbound and outbound code.

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    Comment #49153580

    But AI do benefit a lot from a strict compiler, and having a simple language improve a lot on type-safety, so I don't think it is to throw, even today.

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    Comment #49144816

    Instead of having each language bring progress in a different and/or novel, we get this, old java features that comes 20 years-in after the making. They're probably useful, but cle…

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    Comment #49142561

    Same, my need for tailwind got completely ridden when I started using Svelte, thanks to the CSS-scoping it entailed.

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    Comment #49137570

    Teams, Zulip, WhatsApp, they all suck so much... Discord is decent in my experience.

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    Comment #49120700

    Thanks for sharing, very clear and impressive overview.

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    Comment #49103638

    To scan them, they usually have to resort breaking them into individual pages.

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    Comment #49076273

    thank you for the link, great and well-explained talk.

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    Comment #49076131

    Ah it's from 2023, Miguel de Icaza : Swift Godot: Fixing the Multi-million dollar mistake: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzt36EGKEZo Highly recommend.

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    Comment #49076085

    Tangential but this makes me think of a video about C# GC, and the developer switching to Swift to avoid it, in which the dev says they estimate the development of a pause-less GC …

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    Comment #48858448

    Thanks for the insights, are the skills available anywhere?

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    Comment #48810815

    Tangential, but does anyone know if an app exists that that the video feed of your phone with the GPS loc and reads the signs from the road and compare it to OSM to update it if ne…

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    Comment #48810701

    Very good for trails

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    Comment #48796129

    I just wished Organic Map had a better way to download many countries/regions at once. I frequently use it in the airplane without WiFi and wish to have high definition, but downlo…

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    Comment #48758968

    What's the credit cost compared to Gemini, Claude and GPT? As others have said, the last month price update killed copilot for good.

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    Comment #48752941

    It's a shame (in practice, although I get the philosophical idea). I think the lawsuit chances are very low because FAANG right now depend way too much on LLM being legal, so they …