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croemer
2y ago
Here are general docs for Lean4, which is what is taught here: https://lean-lang.org/lean4/doc/whatIsLean.html and another tutorial: https://leanprover.github.io/theorem_proving_in_lean4/intro
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croemer
2y ago
Isn't it called Vimium, or is Viumium a new thing?
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croemer
2y ago
Great write-up and theory, holds up well against the observations others have shared here
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croemer
2y ago
Like issue search being not instant, it's impossible to find duplicates if it takes 5 seconds per search and not 500ms.
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croemer
2y ago
I've emailed @dang
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croemer
2y ago
They said they are pushed away from Linux and non-Chrome
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croemer
2y ago
Wouldn't it be good to launch with at least a few bugs fixes? The launch is a bit thin, just mirroring, nothing to offer?
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croemer
2y ago
Good chance that Google legal won't be happy and ask the website to be taken down. https://docs.flutter.dev/brand
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croemer
2y ago
Since the announcement a week ago I've started contributing to the project myself. It's fun!
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croemer
2y ago
There are a lot more details available now worth discussing. This thread shouldn't be deprioritized as dupe, it isn't.
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croemer
2y ago
Bad luck, there just happens to be no prime number for a long time. The new prime exponent p is 136M, the old largest one was around 82M. So the overall effort to get from 82 to 136 was around 1.75 times the effort it took from 0 to 82 [cal
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croemer
2y ago
I wonder where Luke Durant got the money from to fund the effort. He's a former NVIDIA employee, I wouldn't be surprised if this was funded by NVIDIA.
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Grafana SQL Expressions allow for remote code execution
(grafana.com)
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2y ago
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croemer
2y ago
The issues are still preserved by archive.org, e.g. https://web.archive.org/web/20241009234026/https://github.co...
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Purchased OpenAI credits expire after one year
(community.openai.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
I purchased around $10 of OpenAI API credits with my credit card on September 26 2023. End of September 2024, I suddenly get HTTP 429 errors. I check the dashboard and it says I have -0.01$ in credits. I’m sure I didn’t use more than a few
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croemer
2y ago
I think parent meant to have it pre installed in most distros, not just easily installable
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croemer
2y ago
Like moreutils? yamu? Yet another moreutils?
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croemer
2y ago
You can't put comments in package.json, JSON should never have been used for something maintained by humans.
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ArtiPACKED: Hacking Giants Through a Race Condition in GitHub Actions Artifacts
(unit42.paloaltonetworks.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Github's response was pretty bad. They changed the upload-artifacts workflow to no longer include hidden files _in a minor release_ and that broke thousands of workflows that required hidden files. Github issue with angry comments: ht
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Upcoming breaking change: Hidden Files will be excluded by default
(github.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Github pushed a breaking change in minor version to actions/upload-artefact that broke thousands of CI workflows. People are angry.
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Pathoplexus: An open-source pathogen sequence database
(github.com)
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2y ago
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"No need for cookie banners" might be incorrect
(github.com)
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2y ago
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croemer
2y ago
The VS Code Python extension recently switched the default Python locator from "js" to "native" and this seems to break the extension for a lot of people. I'm surprised how long the issue has been open and how slow
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croemer
2y ago
How can you be so sure? Never is a strong word unless you never use passwords in your side projects. And this here wasn't a side project. It's easier if only one person controls a code base than with complexity.
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croemer
2y ago
Not as far off as the casual reader might think 20MB vs 1Gb sounds way more than the actuall 160Mb vs 1Gb - one shouldn't use Bytes and bits in a direct comparison together. One or the other, otherwise it's misleading/confusi
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2y ago
Of course, because the managers have no idea about the cost-benefit tradeoffs of such a technical decision.
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2y ago
This product is hardly in initial release though. FlightAware has been around since 2004 and has recently been migrating their stack away from Tcl (!)
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