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EGreg
3mo ago
No passenger windows is the correct way to go. The screens can actually show anything, not just replace a window.
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In many countries around the world, em dashes also express dialogue! I grew up reading novels and plays Inspector Lestrade and Holmes were speaking: — What’s up? — Not much — Cool.
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3mo ago
It’s too late, the pandemonium was disconnected !
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3mo ago
Why does Lean always have a way to mess up your file system, writing to any files, rather than just proving proofs? I found that out when reading the recent articls about counterexamples.
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3mo ago
It’s quite ironic that you are pointing out I still need PHP to run … PHP. Whereas if I download a Go binary, then I won’t. Well, I can do you one better — you can compile the entire server and PHP code to a binary, as it says in the README
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Show HN: Pure PHP server, from yesterday, now supports sockets and rooms.
(github.com)
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3mo ago
I wrote that answer with my own fingers on my iPhone
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3mo ago
They are open. Can you not submit an issue? Also, can you please list the obvious security vulnerabilities here?
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3mo ago
Should absolutely be possible, yes. What headers are usually missing?
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3mo ago
The goals are several: 1. To share an innovation we developed for ourselves, that can help the wider PHP community ( after all, 80% of the Web still runs on PHP! ) 2. To pioneer a new approach that can help a bunch of people, like Caddy or
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3mo ago
Not at all. You are probably thinking of evented programming that happens in Node, Swoole or FrankenPHP. Qbix server makes sure each PHP process is isolated, so you also don’t leak any memory or secrets across requests. Out of all runtimes
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A PHP server that can handle 10x as many concurrent requests as Nginx+PHP-fpm
(github.com)
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The original source is here: https://github.com/Qbix/Platform/tree/main/platform/classes/... Yes, these days I work with AI (Claude chat, usually) to do all the "last mile" things, li
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FrankenPHP uses Go. This is pure userland PHP. No other dependencies. For one thing, developers who actually code in PHP need a web server. This "just works" out of the box. No need to install Go, or Nginx, or php-fpm, or config
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3mo ago
Not sure I follow. Many webservers have 55% or less of nginx throughput. NGinx is written in C, the fact that you can even achieve over half its throughput in PHP for static files is pretty incredible to me. This server is not competing wit
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Standalone webserver written in pure PHP. No more need for nginx, php-fpm, etc.
(github.com)
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3mo ago
Yes, I’m very interested in exploring this stuff. Want to connect and discuss it? https://calendly.com/safebotsai
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America doesn't have a "Homer", because it has a very rich competitive market. In the USSR, people of multiple generations grew up watching the same things, e.g. "Nu Pogodi" In the USA, every 10 years there's s
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3mo ago
Come on, who's making ridiculous claims here? "I'll eat my hat". No, you won't. "I'll give you a million dollars." Sir, you likely don't have a million dollars to just give away like that. And ev
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3mo ago
Wrong again. I didn’t use Grok, and I hardly use Elon’s AI models for anything LOL Also, sadly, your common predilection on HN to ridicule and scorn everything is biasing you against the most important set of solutions in AI. It ain’t about
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3mo ago
Today we've added support for IndieWeb to the Qbix Platform, so people can have a powerful way to publish and maintain sites on the IndieWeb: https://github.com/Qbix/IndieWeb Qbix Platform is based on PHP, and eve
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I understand your predilection for being snarky, but you actually helped. The front page of safebots.ai contains stuff I put up quickly 6 months ago when I was first making the site. I used Google Notebook LM to create the presentation, bas
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3mo ago
No you won’t. You won’t eat your hat — but I’ve written quite a few substantive comments on quite a few subjects that didn’t have to do with self-promotion. The difference is that those comments actually contributed LESS to HN, because they
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3mo ago
Pretty sure there is nothing about “complex workflows broken down into encrypted graph segments”. Did you just make that up to add some oomph? The actual point of the article was: recursive self improvement is scary and upredictable, you
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I’m flattered that you followed my posts long enough to have an opinion on all this and even can recognize if a site is “definitely mine”. Question though — what do you have against what I’m saying or working hard towards? Trying to create
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If I may, I think it has to do with this... and it's about to get weirder and weirder unless you change the paradigm: https://safebots.ai/declarative.html
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In a cooperative runtime like Rust’s Tokio or Node.js, the thread does not yield until it hits an await point. This is just because JS is single threaded. Python has the Global Interpreter Lock, which makes it effectively single threaded
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3mo ago
Poe Twain
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Wait wait. How does PWA when I click "install to home screen" actually show me that rich preview screen, with instructions? That's crazy! Edit: I have been truly wowed today https://web.dev/learn/pwa/
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3mo ago
On iOS, I think the only two reasons to have an app are: notifications and access to contacts.
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