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clickbait, right? it did not port it to macos, that was already done. all fable did (and it might've been opus for all we know) is adding the last few commits for ios/ipados suppor…

Could it be that it just found this article and suggested issues based on that? Because the issues are somewhat arbitrary. One could make a case for a several different issues for …

did it detect n+1 in the first one, race condition in the second one and memory leak in the third one?

from the article :) > if Susan is unavailable for cross-examination, the answer is hearsay

completely agree with the article it is astounding how quickly people drop all reasoning before what is essentially a very cool party trick and instantly start believing in magic n…

That's neat! On that note I've been using S3 as a private registry for years now via Gitlab and couldn't be happier!

I couldn't agree more!

i've been doing it for years with zero issues, took like 10 minutes to set up

> which is kinda unsurprising since it has no body, no world, no space; it "lives" in the realm of text or rather the training set was lacking in this regard

this is an interesting statement, are you involved in LLM research?

where did you get the glasses from?

you can always use views + triggers for a zero downtime migration, this is a non-issue

also, typesense

well I'd argue that Kosovo recognition map contains some of the most shithole governments on Earth so it all cancels out :D

that's not really a thing in Serbia though

now think about how often a pilot flies

not the first time something like this ended up on HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33632337

agreed, for some projects it might make sense - but i've seen plenty of them completely ruined by switching over to node

all kinds of companies make bad choices, i've also seen a bunch of companies use tailwind correctly -> components + @apply are enough to make it very pleasant to work with :)

Merkle tree*

as a knowledge worker myself i wouldn't mind people using it privately (not presenting it as their work or building a business around it)

i thought docker desktop running a vm on non-linux was common knowledge?