benatkin

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by benatkin 2y ago
I tried entering cocaine and it was rejected, but tried coca leaves and it looks quite good. Also my opponents pieces were coffee beans which is a nice color contrast, and with that I beat the easy computer player. My first try a couple
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by benatkin 2y ago
That's nice. AFAICT nobody has yet figured out how to run the rust compiler in WebAssembly directly, but it runs in v86. That's why I wondered if they were taking that shortcut for another complex program. Here's their page a
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by benatkin 2y ago
It runs on ProseMirror and AG Grid. Joke aside, the source code isn't featured on the web page, despite LibreOffice (unlike Apache OpenOffice) being copylefted. They mention self hosting, but it says to contact them. It seems it runs o
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by benatkin 2y ago
Hmm, does Google not use the Claude or ChatGPT API for it? I still don't hear of people chatting with Gemini nearly as often as with the other two. Edit: looks like the subreddit is still called Bard. Well played, Internets. https:&#x
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by benatkin 2y ago
huntle would be better, or relativelyhuntled.com https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/c5ab6ff2-0439-4ae2-8782-08830bf...
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by benatkin 2y ago
They haven't. That in the spec stops short of actually saying that it will stop all exfiltration. What it will do is make it harder because you'd have to put the data in a subdomain or in a username/password. It also could ma
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by benatkin 2y ago
> Would your customer representative be able to pronounce my name somewhat correctly? Worse case, just drop to hexadecimal.
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by benatkin 2y ago
By default WebAssembly doesn't have access to the DOM or JavaScript globals. You have full control of how it can access these things.
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by benatkin 2y ago
Lack of moderation combined with an offical-sounding domain name. This would have to get the user to follow a link or call a phone number or something though. These are plausible. It's too bad the content-security-policy can't pre
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by benatkin 2y ago
Blocking/allowlisting all JavaScript is the only way [1] to have a CSP fully contain an app (no exfiltration) [2] and with prefetch that might not be enough. The author is correct at the end to suggest using WebAssembly. (Also, it stil
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by benatkin 2y ago
From the thread with see this thread > There are lot of grey areas; for example, your GP comment wasn't just generated—it came with an annotation that you're a lawyer and thought it was sound. That's better than a comple
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by benatkin 2y ago
Nope. > LLMs are allowed on Libera.Chat. They may both take input from Libera.Chat and output responses to Libera.Chat. This wouldn't help HN. Nor would the opposite policy, if only because it would encourage accusatory behavior.
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by benatkin 2y ago
Typical a16z. Also brought us The Techno-Optimist Manifesto and please vote Trump because of muh crypto . Edit: Benedict Evans no longer works for a16z. However I think it must be a reference to Why Software Is Eating the World .
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by benatkin 2y ago
These comments don't solve the annoyance of false assumptions on HN, because they often contain a false assumption of their own. Google didn't have the same issue with confusion because of San Diego Colab that colab.sh will have i
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by benatkin 2y ago
It's kind of like how Java still exists but doesn't commonly run in browsers in the form of a Java Applet. It exists behind the scenes and I'm sure many who used to use it now use it indirectly.
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by benatkin 2y ago
It's sort of as if it's gone. TFA is about what I no longer recognize as what I used to mean when I talked about redis. Since the license change the project with the trademark no longer fits that concept. Valkey does. I'm not
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by benatkin 2y ago
I dunno, MongoDB is as if it's gone, due to a license change in 2018. So asking if redis should be thought of the same as MongoDB is a legitimate question. I just gave valkey-container its 100th star https://github.com/
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by benatkin 2y ago
Mind providing a link so I can validate this? Plaid might have API providers' permission now, but did they at the start? I forgot to mention that I was talking about when Plaid first started.
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by benatkin 2y ago
Indeed. It also seems more like Plaid than ElcomSoft.
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by benatkin 2y ago
I think they both go together. It might take about 10 minutes to give a good high level explanation of it, including how the S3 syncing works - that the S3 lags slightly behind the caching layer for reads, and that you can still write to S3
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by benatkin 2y ago
For the misleading part, I probably should have said confusing because I don't think you intended that, I mean that instead of introducing your caching layer you make it about S3, where the Object Storage provider seems totally interch
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by benatkin 2y ago
The headline seems misleading, then. rclone can work with AWS' different offerings, some of which at least partially address this: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-amazon-s3-express-one-z...
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by benatkin 2y ago
Yeah I meant that in a good way. You can build powerful stuff with a DSL that doesn't include the normal imperative programming constructs that most general purpose programming languages, but also some specialized programming languages
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by benatkin 2y ago
It's a lot like https://hurl.dev/ or https://jqlang.github.io/jq/ - it's an intentionally limited DSL. I think if it were more like https://hurl.dev/ I might find it slightly
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by benatkin 2y ago
My first impression is that like with HTMX, it's for a style of web apps that has few uses nowadays. The benefit of the HTML syntax quickly goes away if it has a JavaScript frontend. The routing doesn't make sense in a non-trivial
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by benatkin 2y ago
That's good. IIRC the feature was launched with GitHub as the only option, which is the same state of affairs of https://jsr.io/ right now. IMO the launch should have been delayed until there was more than one trusted
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by benatkin 2y ago
The site also suggests LLMs care a great deal one way or another. "Unlock a codebase that your engineers and AI love." https://www.gauge.sh/ I think they do often act opinionated and show some decision-making abil
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by benatkin 2y ago
The author starts with a straw man argument, of someone who thinks that AI is great at dealing with technical debt. He makes little attempt to steel man their argument. Then the author argues the opposite without much supporting evidence. I
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by benatkin 2y ago
Someone generate a new AI version of the I'm a Mac, I'm a PC commercials based on this :)
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by benatkin 2y ago
That isn't a typical nill/null exception, like in JavaScript, ruby, and python. That's in a language where a lot of values are non-nullable, and some of the ones that are have zero-values that can be used without getting a ni

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