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A Supply Chain Rat Exfiltrating to HuggingFace(safedep.io)
3 points by f311a 5mo ago|0 comments
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Nobody on the internet knows if you are a human(danieltan.weblog.lol)
3 points by f311a 5mo ago|1 comments
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Go: Support for Generic Methods(github.com)
311 points by f311a 5mo ago|274 comments
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The Social Contract of Writing(jola.dev)
5 points by f311a 5mo ago|0 comments
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by f311a 5mo ago
Loops make the code even worse. The more local the changes, the better LLMs at it.
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by f311a 5mo ago
It all depends on the code quality bar. If it's high, a lot of tasks will not be completed much faster. The main speed comes from trusting LLMs output. When you review each change and reprompt LLMs to make the code look like you want.
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by f311a 5mo ago
Why reinvent the wheel? Syntax highlighting, git. I'm pretty sure there are PHP libraries to do that. Your syntax highlighting is very basic as well. Just ask LLMs to provide tests where it would fail to render correctly. The first thi
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by f311a 5mo ago
https://www.natesilver.net/p/disney-erased-fivethirtyeight Here are some numbers roughly in the right ballpark: during the Disney era, which lasted about 10 years, FiveThirtyEight published about 20 stories a
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by f311a 5mo ago
Just a little bit, $9 vs $12 (3.1 Pro, the current PRO).
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by f311a 5mo ago
$9/1M output
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by f311a 5mo ago
It does not work, it's a slop, with a bunch of other sloppers that send PRs with bugfixes for a project they don't even use. This is actually hilarious, 60k of starts for a project that even the author could not RUN, not even test
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by f311a 5mo ago
Could not find it.
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The down fall of bug bounties(shubs.io)
2 points by f311a 5mo ago|1 comments
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by f311a 5mo ago
Pressure, a lot of researchers believe LLMs will be able to self-improve. It's a good time right now to make some extra money. I, personally, don't think there will be a better time for researchers to make so much money in a few y
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Rust: Project Goals Update(blog.rust-lang.org)
1 points by f311a 5mo ago|0 comments
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PyPI packages are increasing rapidly(rushter.com)
6 points by f311a 5mo ago|0 comments
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by f311a 5mo ago
You can only clone magnetic stripe. In a lot of places, you can’t make large transactions with it
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by f311a 5mo ago
I think the main problem with Bun is that they are trying to move very quickly. Tigebeetle devs spend 90% time working on stability, safety, tests and so on. They don't need new features, they need reliable software. Their database is
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by f311a 5mo ago
Why do they even need workers to classify naked content? They could filter some content prior to passing it to workers. They already have models to moderate explicit content.
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by f311a 6mo ago
They have presets from other IDEs and editors. I use a weird combination of Jetbrains and helix shortcuts with helix mode. Because I used them the most.
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by f311a 6mo ago
You still have to review everything manually again anyway. It's a compiler for a language, bugs and bad architecture decisions cost a lot. They moved to codeberg, so there are less garbage PRs now. They try to grow a culture where you
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by f311a 6mo ago
Just look at the PR, it's shows how it will look like. It's modal instead of a persistent tab.
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by f311a 6mo ago
Tabs will still be supported. Also, when you search for references, it also opens a new tab, even when all references are in the same file.
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by f311a 6mo ago
Too bad they did not include better search UI into this release. When you search, Zed opens a new tab, which I hate. Sometimes I just want to have a quick glance at some code and close the search using escape. Telescope style search in vim,
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by f311a 6mo ago
This is a big problem for wordpress, but custom engines with a simple client-side checks (js based) get close to zero spam. All those spammers use technology fingerprinting services to obtain a list of blogs and they look for popular blog e
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by f311a 6mo ago
They inject backlinks, SEO spam to advertise payday loans, online pharmacy, casino and so on. Just imagine you can get 30k of links to your website at once. Google will rank that page very high. One pharmacy shop that sells generics or unl
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by f311a 6mo ago
You won't get such numbers on a $5 VPS, the SSDs that are used there are network attached and shared between users.
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by f311a 6mo ago
$5 VPS disks are nowhere near macbooks, they are shared between users and often connected via network. They don't seat close to CPU.
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by f311a 6mo ago
There are zero reasons to limit yourself to 1GB of RAM. By paying $20 instead of $5 you can get at least 8gb of RAM. You can use it for caches or a database that supports concurrent writes. The $15 difference won’t make any financial differ
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by f311a 6mo ago
What are you using that utilizes Apple containers?

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