cowbertvonmoo

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by cowbertvonmoo 5mo ago
Yeah, once you give anyone a capability — bots included — there’s no stopping the capability from getting widely distributed. You have to bake in protections like revocability up front to be prepared for the case that they get disseminated
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by cowbertvonmoo 5mo ago
I’m Kris Kowal and I’m the tech lead on the Familiar project and happy to answer questions about building this new kind of user agent for safely managing and extending the capabilities of bots and apps.
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by cowbertvonmoo 1y ago
I maintain ses, the compartment primitive LavaMoat relies on. The ses shim for hardenedjs.org creates compartments that deny guest code the ability to inspect the true global object or lexically reference any of its properties. By default,
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by cowbertvonmoo 12y ago
You are absolutely right that React accomplishes much without discrete event-driven change propagation. React falls clearly under the "behavior" style of reactivity, meaning that the state is polled to effect change. This is parti
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by cowbertvonmoo 12y ago
My use of the word "general" was more a joke than the scope of my intent. I meant "general" in the sense of "general relativity", meaning that I’ve proposed relationships among concepts that are often understoo
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by cowbertvonmoo 12y ago
Thank you.
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by cowbertvonmoo 13y ago
Not exactly Functional Reactive Programming, FRB (Bindings) are actually a form of Self Adjusting Computation, but similar in spirit to what you see here, and what you see in Angular. You don’t need #get() and #set(), but it’s implemented u
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by cowbertvonmoo 13y ago
I published Q in 2009. I based it on another project by the same name and API that was published by Tyler Close in 2007. https://waterken.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/waterken/server... His work was based on the E