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> compile times Try https://github.com/kunobi-ninja/kache

> 72°C is extremely hot (hotter than boiling point of water at 100°C What? > However, 72°C is physically unrealistic for a weather report (it's hotter than a sauna). laughs in Finn…

> Structural engineer — From a single set of drawings, Qwen3.8-Max reconstructed the seismic structural model of a 30-story office tower in the browser, with natural period, base s…

I lived near a church from 1200s surrounded by cobblestone, and owned a decent mountain bike at the time. Just no.

Firefox could be doing a great deal better if it had less imaginative corporate leadership. Just pay salaries for Servo developers and watch the browser get better.

Meteorites landing in the middle of a large sea, or in unpopulated areas like Antarctic, are less observed.

Meanwhile, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49149614

No tool-calling LLM is really "one shot" anymore, so we can easily repurpose that expression to mean "without further human feedback". The generated pinball games still seem to end…

I doubt the identity of the pilot & WSO will be released -- why would it -- at least not until they retire and write a book about it and out themselves. https://en.wikipedia.org/wi…

> Wait, multiple messages get concatenated to MMS? SMS is a single packet over GSM with maximum payload size of 140 bytes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMS#Message_size

I believe the correct behavior can be inferred from the RFC: https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc2324/#section-2.3.2

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea of having this, in Rust, in a form where the hierarchy of nesting is type-enforced instead of `Node` or `Element` everywhere. I really do wish G…

When WASM people say "linear memory", they mean the whole address space that the guest program uses resides contiguously in a relatively small chunk of the 64-bit address space. In…

> This is similar to claiming that a PSQL query grants code execution when its actually a feature. Why do you claim that remote code execution is a feature of Postgres? That'd be j…

Worse, the content subtly mutates during that transformation. It's really rare to see that happen with anything affecting execution, but I see comments lost/created all the time.

> 2. OpenAI’s harness and network security controls were unintentionally so bad that it should reflect more poorly on them as a company more than it should reflect positively on th…

In a world where none of the existing USB/bluetooth keyboards work, perhaps. Count me out.

This is interesting, but isn't it kinda scary to write a lot of code on top of GPUI that's effectively only serving Zed? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47003569

You can buy any ad targeting you want. "Elderly, lives alone, is not too poor, is not tech-savvy" is a great target audience for an online scam. I don't understand why you claim th…

I think the only way I can think of this as useful is if the thing it decides is when is a 2FA necessary (and not just about blocking access). Doing routine work, haven't checked 2…

Please stop spamming your project. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48838274

Sales is welcome to build the products they're selling while engineering builds the ones on the roadmap.

Outside of Japan, the idea of bureikō is not necessarily similarly part of the culture. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomikai#Nomikai_etiquette

Data recovery providers can probably get access to firmware-internal metadata.

SSD/NVMe keep track of what regions are wiped and which contain data that has to be preserved. To hide something in the seemingly-unused space, you have to turn off trim, eat the p…