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tln
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About tln
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/tln; my proof: https://keybase.io/tln/sigs/WJQuZkWZ70PJpTL4s7xBiwRSOuS5mfzF1oGG4jgyRAg ]
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Comment #49221269
Have any of the cloud providers disclosed this? "Once they have root on a single machine, agents rapidly escalate privileges and move laterally throughout the container-as-a-servic…
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Comment #49146055
They could get 10% bigger globes out of the same sheet of paper by rotating the icosahedron a bit (14º)
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Comment #49145457
Why is daScript too niche?? Gamedev scripting itself is a niche, what can't you do in daScript or what would you not want to do in daScript? daScript looks very complete
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Comment #49144753
There's a lot to the language. Python and Rust vibes. Written in Zig. Seems to have lost steam. I wonder what happened
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Comment #49019929
AI generated code is usually full of comments, human code is usually less commented. It may be that AI performs better on such code.
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Comment #48969227
Yes, it provides the commits for a "changelog". Canary builds track main closely, 98f664962 is the tip of main. ~$ bun upgrade [2.42s] Upgraded. Welcome to Bun's latest canary buil…
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Comment #48921840
Yes, but it's a nice website. And it looks like a really nice tool. Given the effort you've put into the comment I doubt you looked much at the code, but the github also looks well…
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Comment #48840835
That a human wrote it?
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Comment #48762605
I remember feeding arcade machines coin after coin, buying magazines and newspapers, and paying to see a movie. Those aren't all microtransactions but they are direct purchase -> c…
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Comment #48527912
No ACME! That is a dealbreaker https://github.com/losfair/zeroserve/blob/main/CADDY_COMPAT....
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Comment #48362799
Github availability is driven by massive growth in the amount of work. I might add that is without a massive growth in the amount of accounts.. MS is struggling to make Github syst…
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Comment #48358509
Maybe NPM is scared to break a ton of packages? I also think action from NPM on the repo level is vital I went through the package.json on my machine - seems like ~400 / 60000 or 0…
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Comment #48330680
Yeah but with a flashing light, if you look during an "off" phase, you don't see anything for a little while. Animated would/could show one segment on always I'd like to orange tur…
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Comment #48249791
I found this: bun upgrade --canary ...will install a very recent build, with version 1.4.0 I still hope there is a beta release.
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Comment #48249603
Its not 100% different code though. Docs, build instructions, C++, Typescript... The issues should absolutely be kept. The rewrite was file by file translation so logic bugs would …
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Comment #48248299
What? Why? Git has branches...
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Comment #48248200
> Admittedly, however, support for the element is not yet universal. Wait what? has been in HTML since.. the first draft in 1993! I like DL's but they can be challenging to style. …
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Comment #48240159
This is about the rust conversion but that has not been released. > Due to foreseeable compatibility and security issues Hmm, Zig bun crashes plenty. I wish yt-dlp linked to detail…
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Comment #48196002
pre- and post- install scripts should just be abolished. It should require a special dispensation from npm to even publish one. Yes, I choose to use pnpm but opt-in safety isn't go…
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Comment #48195885
Thanks for that! So, back to the GP post - TC39 should make a bigger stdlib. Lets say timeago.js is warranted (as a polyfill and terser API) AND TC39 is taking action. On slice.js,…
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Comment #48194647
I'm not sure any of the packages here would be part of a "better standard library". Do any language standard libraries have a "3 hours ago" formatter? Thats what timeago.js does Ma…
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Comment #48183300
I thought the IFC International Fire Codes were a bit more ubiquitous than they are. Apparently whole roof is possible in a few EU countries. Probably not a good idea for the stick…
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Comment #48181443
Thats a really elegant solution. How does the website trigger the CI script? Through GH rest API?
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Comment #48174852
Don't you need fire setbacks? I didn't think full roof racks were possible
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Comment #48148990
On (1), what if the law firm hosts the AI chat? It seems like local AI could be valuable for law firms for reasons of (2) as well