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Comment #48594160
It's as frugal as your harness makes it. It's just a bunch of tools and a description of how to use them. Most mature harnesses do some kind of tool search and/or progressive discl…
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Comment #46051335
Copilot will prompt you before accessing untrusted URLs. It seems a crux of the vulnerability that the user didn't need to consent before hitting a url that was effectively an open…
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Comment #44017709
@ VS Code we've been collaborating on this and plan to ship initial support for registries in our next release.
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Comment #43846694
For the same reason government in general (e.g. the US military) isn't funded by one big GoFundMe. The marginal value any individual actor gains from their investment in public res…
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Comment #41019006
Crowdstrike could have deployed the same broken code in their Linux or macOS agents. Nothing much for Windows to do if a kernel driver is segfaulting (when disabling it could be da…
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Comment #38231306
That should work fine in the vscode debugger, you just want to make sure that the transpiler you're using is generating sourcemaps. Generally they do by default. If you have issues…
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Comment #36964387
In the VS Code JS debugger, there's an option to "exclude caller" on a call frame that which prevents stacks with the given caller from pausing at a location. As mentioned elsewher…
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Comment #35083328
Because your example is a breaking change, and breaking changes are hard to make in a runtime that needs to reasonably support two decades worth of web content. For example, if you…
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Comment #32210390
Is your microbiome not "you"? It's as active a participant in your hormone balance as any other organ in your body. You might say "I'm hungry", but it's not your rational brain ded…
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Comment #31416164
As I understand the blog post, the difficult (and buggy) part is not the addition of latency, but calculating how much latency to add and where to add it. I'm not sure how tc would…
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Comment #31295460
I made the switch to a projector a couple years ago and advocate highly for them. The screen can disappear when not in use, and they're "dumb by default". New LED projectors have b…
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Comment #31072374
Wow, amazing ASCII art! Are you selling an NFT of it?
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Comment #30077858
Additionally, the language server used to power editors is long lived. TypeScript isn't just the compiler.
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Comment #30026656
This is a sad day for me. The obscurity of git.io, along with its nested obscurity of the ability to create vanity links, let me grab https://git.io/8 . It looks like that'll go aw…
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Comment #29749429
When you said "some crazy canuck", I immediately knew it must be AvE
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Comment #29296989
I recently bought a new Prius. Toyota even has bolt holes to allow easy installation of a "cat shield", and could install a nice steel plate there with minimal additional cost, but…
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Comment #27058143
This is a little pessimistic.[1] As a percentage, few people are expected to die, and modern buildings are unlikely to collapse. At least in the Puget Sound region, buildings codes…
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Comment #26978115
I noticed this as well visiting several years ago. For instance, even though the process for hotel check-in and most other services was automated with these fancy kiosks, they stil…
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Comment #26963327
Clicking the "security" tab on their website scrolls down at around 3 fps in Firefox running on a Ryzen 5900X and GTX 3080. ( https://memes.peet.io/img/21-04-ed2a915e-f3cb-4372-ba3…
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Comment #26776201
Joking aside, their white paper ( https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zhuowei/nft_ptr/main/white... ) is a must-read.
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Comment #26635502
Recently sequences of of the COVID vaccines were released[1]. It's amazing to me how such a short sequence of data will make such an impact on the world. I had the idea to print a …
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Comment #26543320
+1. I run entirely Zigbee devices in my home. They don't have internet access and talk to the Home Assistant[1] instance running on my home server. The downside of Zigbee is that, …
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Comment #26402283
> Webpack itself however does basically nothing This is not the case. I love esbuild and hope to see it go far, but Webpack does out of the box most of what esbuild (today) does as…