benatkin

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by benatkin 6mo ago
> Right now, cf provides commands for just a small subset of Cloudflare products. Why didn't they vibe code support for more? With this on the heels of EmDash, and this being a technical preview, it feels inconsistent.
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by benatkin 6mo ago
If they merge it in despite it having the model version in the commit, then they're arguably taking a position on it too - that it's fine to use code from an AI that was trained like that.
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by benatkin 6mo ago
If he was doing what he said in the README, perhaps. But the sort of monetization he's doing is a lot slimier than that. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47724010
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by benatkin 6mo ago
This should be hurting the reputation of Chrome Web Store more than it is hurting the reputation of Open Source browser extensions. It's impossible to keep tabs on all Open Source developers, so a highly trusted platform like Fedora or
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by benatkin 6mo ago
On LowEndTalk: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4767400/#Comment_4...
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by benatkin 6mo ago
Inheritance is used here: https://github.com/thalesfp/snapstate/blob/ba8a8d7ce25d6a4ef... I'm not sure if it would support inheriting from a custom store very well. It might get tricky with the templatin
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by benatkin 6mo ago
I went through the code, and it is roughly equivalent to doing it without classes. The nesting level in the example isn't deep - everything seems to be beneath a SnapStore or a SnapFormStore, without inheriting from user defined classe
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by benatkin 6mo ago
Well that does sound pretty impressive then. And as a champion of open source it wouldn't make me feel like I was getting locked in because the regular speeds I could live with (on a server with KVM or a nested virtalization setup).
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by benatkin 6mo ago
> The hard part of it was making the VM large and powerful while making snapshotting/forking instant, which required a lot of custom VMM work. I don't find "large and powerful" in reference to a VM to sound compelling
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by benatkin 6mo ago
It's hard to tell what this is or how it compares to other things that are out there, but what I latched onto is this: > Freestyle is the only sandbox provider with built-in multi-tenant git hosting — create thousands of repos via A
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by benatkin 6mo ago
Before any of these Copilots, there was Project Aardvark. It was a summer project by Joel Spolsky's company Fog Creek Software in which they created a remote desktop product called Copilot. They made a documentary about it: https:&#x2
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by benatkin 6mo ago
> I'm not interested in adopting an inferior closed source weight from a geopolitical rival. I'm USian myself, but I don't think the site should be very US-centric.
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by benatkin 7mo ago
A little larger, a lot of the time, though I like a small initial commit better. Though just a little larger. Not so large that it is too large to show on a GitHub page. That means not using version control properly.
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by benatkin 7mo ago
A big issue with WordPress is the GPL. There hasn't been much clarity about it and the interpretations I've heard from Automattic in regard to which code is and is not covered by the GPL come from Automattic, not from the GPL. ht
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by benatkin 7mo ago
It's a legit April Fools'. On the initial commit: > Some content is hidden > Large Commits have some content hidden by default. Use the searchbox below for content that may be hidden. This for "a spiritual successor to
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by benatkin 7mo ago
I agree and I like how you describe it. The phrase from Django, "perfectionists with deadlines", also resonates with me.
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by benatkin 7mo ago
It seems like blogspam. It's curated according to an author's comment, but it treats ones verified by a security organization like Vite's just the same as ones like the blog post about Claude calling a Terraform command. An
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by benatkin 7mo ago
I'm surprised to see nanobot uses LiteLLM: https://github.com/HKUDS/nanobot LiteLLM wouldn't be my top choice, because it installs a lot of extra stuff. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43
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by benatkin 7mo ago
> The solution might be to take the weapon (car) away from those who misuse it. My technological ideas were along those lines. Basically allowing them to continue to own their automobile, but not to drive, and perhaps not to buy one, bec
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by benatkin 7mo ago
No, the ad-hoc punishment would be the massive glitch in the article, where the interlock devices didn't function as intended.
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by benatkin 7mo ago
I might agree with you, but I struggle to think of it in isolation from the move towards self driving cars. Also we already have a quite harsh consequence of not being able to visit Canada for 10 years that a lot of rich people can get out
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by benatkin 7mo ago
The comment you're replying to isn't disagreeing with the sentences but with the additional hassle on top of the sentence. Do you think that additional ad-hoc punishment is justified? Where would you draw the line? If the people o
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by benatkin 7mo ago
If you're highly tech literate, you can get by with 4GB or even 3GB. What you cannot do, contrary to what someone posted in this thread, is get by on 2G. So an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure in this case.
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by benatkin 7mo ago
It also looks wrong to the owner as they return to their table without closing it. Which is quite common.
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by benatkin 7mo ago
From purely a usability standpoint, not a freedom standpoint, I would actually be okay with that for my personal use if it stayed like that. But the point is that they're just making it worse and worse. They won't stop with this.
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by benatkin 7mo ago
Funny how that post doesn't mention that a huge amount of malware is downloaded from Google (from the Chrome Web Store as well as from Google Play).
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by benatkin 7mo ago
Interesting. I've heard about cursors in reference to a Rust library that was mentioned as being similar to protobuf and cap'n proto. Does this duplicate the name of keys? Say if you have a thousand plain objects in an array, each
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by benatkin 7mo ago
It's cool that it fits into golang's readable file system interface so it can be used polymorphically. I don't know if golang has very complete interfaces for a read and write file system that could be used for a full vfs. If
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by benatkin 7mo ago
Embed is read-only at runtime. This proposed vfs module for Node.js is a full virtual file system.
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by benatkin 7mo ago
To many, it qualifies under either A or B, and therefore C as well. Under A, you can think of the LLM as augmenting your own intelligence. Under B, the license terms of LLM output are essentially that you can do whatever you want with it. T

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