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Very cool! I only skimmed Section 4 a bit, but that's really cool! I was going to ask how the web UIs possibly work if the location is indistinguishable, but I went to the Google F…

It's interesting to me that other trackers have end-to-end encryption. I wouldn't have expected it but makes sense for the threat model. > Providerslike Apple and Google achieve lo…

If the author is reading this, the hyperlink to the book in the first paragraph is broken. Looks like it's attempting to direct you to an absolute url that was meant to be relative…

I've struggled with this "responsibility" take. What does it mean in the context of an open source project? As far as I understand it, the original contributors of bugs are often n…

When the goal is "the funniest way", I think that's a hit :)

I don't think it's an abuse, RFC9110 defines 414 as a response for "refusing to service the request because the target URI is longer than the server is willing to interpret". Since…

I've never been in the position that I've had to deal with this. Is the best you can do in this situation to pull the files and optionally republish them to a robots.txt'd path (wi…

I've been waiting for something like this to come along. I keep hearing people say LLMs are a new abstraction layer, and I fundamentally disagree. We don't commit our compiled mach…

As far as I'm aware, Pyroscope itself is not a profiler, but a place you can send/query profiles. OpenTelemtry is releasing a profiler, so they don't compare. One can be used with …

Very excited for this. We've used the Elixir version of this at $WORK a handful of times and have found it exceptionally useful.

Not sure how I feel about transcripts. Ultimately I do my best to make any contributions I make high quality, and that means taking time to polish things. Exposing the tangled mess…

I don't love the concept, but I do wonder if it could be improved by using a skill that packages and install script, and context for troubleshooting. That way you have the benefits…

Yep yep, makes sense. I was thinking about it running in headless mode (i.e. with --listen)

> Neovim’s server defaults to named pipes or domain sockets, which do not have this issue. The documentation states that the TCP option is insecure. Good note on pipes / domain soc…

A coworker raised an interesting point to me. The CORS fix removes exploitation by arbitrary websites (but obviously allows full access from the opencode domain), but let's take th…

I'm not very familiar with this layer of things; what does it mean for a GPU to drive a boot sequence? Is there something massively parallel that is well suited for the GPU?

It's even recognized by the Library of Congress! https://www.loc.gov/static/programs/national-recording-prese...

This might be what finally gets me to ditch my i3+xfce setup. Anyone done a similar transition?

It is important to remember that CPUs scale their turbo with thermals. It's not a matter of needing to turn turbo on and off

> The small coolers used by them are not recommended by Noctua for 9950X Noctua's CPU compatibility page lists the NH-U9s as "medium turbo/overclocking headroom" for the 9950X [0].…

As in, Gemini users are interested in Tailwind? Is this suggesting that Gemini is suggesting tailwind, and people are using it? It's very weird

Can anyone make sense of the sankey chart under "Developers at all levels are exploring the evolving AI landscape through Stack Overflow"? How does "Large Language Model" flow into…

I'm a bit uneducated here - why was the other 1.1.1.0/24 announcement previously suppressed? Did it just express a high enough cost that no one took it on compared to the CF announ…

We're agreeing. I'm saying that in a pre-LLM world, no one would do that, so we shouldn't do it here.

Yes, sorry :) Yeah, that makes sense if you have full control over the agent implementation. Hopefully tools like Cursor will enable such "sandboxing" (so to speak) going forward