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To everyone sharing their favorite container-based sandboxing solution: Docker Sandbox does not use containers for isolation. It spawns the workload in a libkrun-based micro VM, wh…

Yes, pretty much, except for one detail: > That runs the codex OCI in a qemu microvm. AFAIU it's actually the other way around: krun spawns a libkrun-based (not QEMU-based) VM insi…

> exactly this This is nowhere near "exactly this". Docker Sandboxes uses micro VMs, you just use regular containers which have completely different security properties.

In my experience it's mostly the UX/DX where Gondolin is lacking. For instance, I don't want to set up a JavaScript project every single time I need a sandbox. Instead, I just want…

Agreed, bad posture (not just neck but in general) can cause both tinnitus and RSI-like symptoms in my experience and I have been able to tackle both with proper exercising. Where …

I came here to ask this, as well! Where does that tension come from and the relief one feels after cracking? People keep saying it's built-up gas but that doesn't really explain wh…

> They seem optimally designed to ensure that you'll have glare on your screen no matter how you position it in any kind of well lit environment. At work we have dozens of curved m…

Yesterday[0] I learned that supernovae can be driven by Kevin-Helmholtz instabilities, so when I saw the title I was already getting worried. :) [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/i…

> That voting has obviously been done by people who have never read the original texts of the people for whom they have voted. That's a rather wild claim, given that the article sa…

> The only downside is that because of Jujutsu snapshots it can't be used inside sandbox (since all jj commands are mutating) I guess it depends? You could certainly start with ano…

> He got personal visits from both Ballmer and Gates that pressured him to stay with Microsoft[2] but did not balk. So he did not refuse to comply, i.e. complied? I think the paren…

What cards & banks does it work with these days? Last time I checked, it wasn't really a serious alternative.

Github repo by the paper's authors: https://github.com/sbaresearch/transcript-consistency/

> better version of Jira Nah, man. I would be a LOT more productive if I didn't have to wait all day for Jira tickets to load every single time, or that dropdown to load, or that p…

Another Firefox for Android user here. I get popups nudging me to install their app all the time.

From the The Guardian article: > As well as living matter, inorganic substances also crash to earth, including seeds, stones and sand. However, these pale in comparison to the migh…

Nah. I just put a regular `main.py` with some if __name__ == "__main__": ... in my src/ folder. Done.

Seconding this request!

Until a few minutes ago there was a countdown page. (The weights haven't been released yet.) The countdown should be over in 19min, not sure why we're suddenly getting a 404.

Yes, see https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jul/23/cop-city-pro... . The OP is a response to this, as has been pointed out several times here in this discussion.

I would love a blog post on this, in case you ever considered writing one!

IIRC there was a blog post here on HN recently explaining in detail why Anubis doesn't keep out AI bots.

> (Related lesson from my 10 years employed by GitHub: they almost never do the git gc you’d expect to remove commits so once you push a commit: it’s likely there forever and ident…

> those long-standing rules may no longer make sense, in a world where 1. it no longer takes even a weekend to build the niche, perfectly custom tool and 2. the maintenance / featu…