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Someone could come into this post and leave a comment saying they're a security researcher, that they audited the codebase, and include a summary of their findings. And that person…

Astro is a meta-framework that allows you to plug in other web frameworks where you need it (React, Solid, etc). Although it would also be fair to consider Astro a sort of build to…

Just moved my astro project over to v7 and saterri the other day. Writing MDAST/HAST plugins is so much better/easier, so great job there :)

This is cool, but when the very first paragraph of the readme is clearly LLM generated, it makes me doubt the quality of the project.

Not a bug, the post 'A HN post with negative points – how?' is a link to this post. But yeah it's a bit confusing for one HN post to take you to another HN post.

I've been presented with this thought experiment before and I always feel like I'm missing something when other people talk about it. Why would you ever take both boxes? The premis…

https://adamhl.dev

Hi Jarred, thanks for all your work on Bun. I know that one thing you guys are working on or are at least aware of is the size of single-file executables. From a technical perspect…

I used Proxmox for years to run a fairly comprehensive homelab, and a few months ago replaced the entire thing with Incus (on a debian host, haven't tried IncusOS yet). Incus is am…

Maybe it's just too early in the morning for me, but I genuinely can't tell if this is satire or not.

That's great to hear, thanks!

I'm personally looking forward to this change because I currently pay $20/month just to get edit prediction. I use Claude Code in my terminal for everything else. I do wish I could…

There are plenty of larger ones and plenty of ones that used the date as the version, but I was mainly curious about packages that followed semver. Any package version that didn't …

After double-checking some things, the real winner is actually: https://github.com/nice-registry/all-the-package-names I made a fairly significant (dumb) mistake in the logic for e…

Ah this is cool, thanks!

Hmm yeah, I decided that one counts because the new packages have (slightly) different content, although it might be the case that the changes are junk/pointless anyway.

Hmm, maybe I need to think about this more, but since operations are a language feature (and could have any name, see custom operations), I don't think they could be attached to th…

Ah good idea, thanks. Gonna put that on the todo list :)

I've been using it in a CLI tool [1] to query media in my *arr services. If you're talking about a query where you want "foo" to not be "evil" OR "silly", you could write 'foo != e…

I thought about doing exactly what you suggested, where a query could access deeper properties with a syntax like "model.cost", but ultimately decided against it because I didn't l…

Thanks! Glad my efforts there didn't go unnoticed :)

Mainly because you might not always want to filter in-code. e.g. A CLI tool could take in a query as an argument, or a web app could allow a user to enter a query.