ImJasonH

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Stop using ldflags to embed Go build information(github.com)
3 points by ImJasonH 6mo ago|1 comments
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by ImJasonH 6mo ago
tl;dr debug.ReadBuildInfo has basically everything you need
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by ImJasonH 6mo ago
That is an interesting fact indeed! https://macdailynews.com/2012/06/12/rush-limbaugh-okay-apple...
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by ImJasonH 6mo ago
npm has a feed of package changes you can poll if you're interested. GitHub has a firehose of events and there's a public BigQuery dataset built from that, with some lag.
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by ImJasonH 7mo ago
It's unclear to me from this post, or Red Hat's announcement[0] what makes it an enterprise build, aside from offering some support SLA. Are there any material differences between this and the free OSS Podman Desktop[1] released 4
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by ImJasonH 8mo ago
Thanks for giving it a shot, and for the kind words. I didn't focus much on the realism of the environment, and spent most of my tokens making the drone "feel" right -- responsive but a little sluggish, physical, controllable
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Show HN: Droneski, an FPV drone ski camera simulator(github.com)
2 points by ImJasonH 8mo ago|2 comments
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by ImJasonH 8mo ago
Both Claude Code and Codex use sandbox-exec with Seatbelt to sandbox execution: - https://developers.openai.com/codex/security/#os-level-sandb... - https://code.claude.com/docs/en/sandbox
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by ImJasonH 8mo ago
I haven't experienced that (that I know of), do you have an example handy?
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by ImJasonH 8mo ago
Here's a Go mod proxy-proxy that lets you specify a cooldown, so you never get deps newer than N days/weeks/etc https://github.com/imjasonh/go-cooldown It's not running anymore but you get the idea.
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by ImJasonH 8mo ago
Govulncheck is one of the Go ecosystem's best features, and that's saying something! I made a GitHub action that alerts if a PR adds a vulnerable call, which I think pairs nicely with the advice to only actually fix vulnerable cal
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by ImJasonH 8mo ago
Checkpoints sounds like an interesting idea, and one I think we'll benefit from if they can make it useful. I tried a similar(-ish) thing last year at https://github.com/imjasonh/cnotes (a Claude hook to write con
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by ImJasonH 9mo ago
I thought the use of AI in the Secret Invasion title sequence was actually really appropriate, even "meta", maybe even a bit ahead of its time. The seemingly purposeful AI style made it seem unnatural (on purpose), and like a facs
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by ImJasonH 9mo ago
Early in one of the conversations Gemini actually proposed a Lisp-like language with S-expressions. I don't remember why it didn't follow that path, but I suspect it would have been happy there.
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by ImJasonH 9mo ago
I hope I didn't give the impression that I thought this language was ready to be put into commercial planes. :) This was the result of an afternoon/evening exploring a problem space, and I thought it was interesting enough to shar
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by ImJasonH 9mo ago
I don't disagree at all. :) This was mainly an exercise in exploration with some LLMs, and I think I achieved my goal of exploring. Like I said, if this topic is interesting to you and you'd like to explore another way to push on
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by ImJasonH 9mo ago
Fixed the loom link!
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by ImJasonH 9mo ago
Yeah fwiw I agree. I was impressed at how well the agents were able to understand and write their invented language, but fundamentally they're only able to do that because they've been trained on "similar" code in many o
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Show HN: B-IR – An LLM-optimized programming language(github.com)
62 points by ImJasonH 9mo ago|41 comments
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by ImJasonH 9mo ago
I just want to say I love this idea and execution. Great work, please make more :)
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by ImJasonH 9mo ago
The Shining, by Steven King It's one of my favorites of his, and I can see why he's miffed that Kubrick's adaptation gets all the praise when the source material is just as good. There's nothing like a slow creeping horr
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by ImJasonH 1y ago
previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45430294
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by ImJasonH 1y ago
Is anybody working on making building specialized things easier and cheaper?
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by ImJasonH 1y ago
...so how do you keep it secure? I didn't see a lot of detail at https://ethoslabs.space/ besides a Contact Us form, but it sounds like a fascinating problem. Is hosting a RPi in space different from hosting one on t
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by ImJasonH 1y ago
We had the same annoyance, and wrote https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/chainguard-dev/clog/gcp to bridge the gap. It's a slog handler that formats everything the way GCP wants, including with trace contexts,
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by ImJasonH 1y ago
This link doesn't seem to work for me for some reason, but here's the same article in the local paper: https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/local/2025/09/08/ohio-to...
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by ImJasonH 1y ago
Similar to this, a long time ago I tried to make some CSS that rendered HTML as Markdown: https://gist.github.com/imjasonh/c00cdd7aece6945fb8ea
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by ImJasonH 1y ago
What incentive does a bank have to support this? The site and the user get what they want, and from the bank's perspective they got to freeload on the age verification the bank has performed (though admittedly they already had to anywa
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by ImJasonH 1y ago
This is cool! This gave me the questionable idea of doing the same sort of thing for Go: https://github.com/imjasonh/gos (Not necessarily endorsing, I was just curious to see how it would go, and it worked out okay!)
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by ImJasonH 2y ago
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