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by linkage 1y ago
The codebase I am paid to work on is a dog's breakfast, largely agglomerated over many months by offshore contractors. If Anthropic includes it in their training set, it's their own funeral.
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by linkage 1y ago
Amateur hour all around in that thread. I can't believe that people are actually, unironically recommending that you use a mutable git tag reference in package.json when they should be using a tamper-proof git SHA instead.
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by linkage 1y ago
You can use Zig, a faster, safer C with best-in-class metaprogramming for a systems-level language. It doesn't guarantee safety to the same extent as Rust but gets you 80% of the benefit with 20% of the pain.
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by linkage 1y ago
Node.js does understand enums if you use the `--experimental-transform-types` flag (available in the latest Node.js LTS release). What it doesn't understand is decorator syntax, which means you're still going to need a bundler if
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by linkage 1y ago
All according to keikaku: https://ai-2027.com/ > The Department of Defense (DoD) quietly begins contracting OpenBrain directly for cyber, data analysis, and R&D
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by linkage 1y ago
The lead dev, Hector Martin (marcan), stepped down a few months ago after a row with Linus about a few kernel patches. Other high profile devs also left the project shortly thereafter. Asahi doesn't work on M4-series Macs and it doesn&
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by linkage 1y ago
DHH is a big fan of Framework laptops. Build quality is great, display quality isn't as good as MacBook Pro, battery size is good, and Linux support is outstanding.
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by linkage 1y ago
For all intents and purposes, the Asahi project is dead
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by linkage 1y ago
Half the point of containerization is to have reproducible builds. You want a build environment that you can trust will be identical 100% of the time. Your host machine is not that. If you run `pacman -Syu`, you no longer have the same buil
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by linkage 1y ago
I was using the OpenAI Codex CLI
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by linkage 1y ago
Oh look, it's another "I'm allergic to using the 'mute/unfollow' button" screed. As with X or any other social media site, LinkedIn is what you make of it. You can either curate your feed to filter out noi
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by linkage 1y ago
You don't need a Pro account. I'm on the free tier and I'm paying for o3-pro via the API. I spent just $3.70 in credits yesterday to compare it against Claude 4 Opus.
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by linkage 1y ago
Have you tried Perplexity's Discover feed? It's my go-to source of news these days. I don't know what model they use to generate content but it's really good.
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by linkage 1y ago
When Astral ships the ability to package your Python script + its dependencies in a single, statically linked executable, it's game over for everyone else.
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by linkage 1y ago
These cold start times are not hypothetical, as shown by multiple commenters in this thread. They also have been demonstrably impossible to optimize for years. Cold start times for .NET lambda functions are still an order of magnitude great
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by linkage 1y ago
No matter how good your offering is, you always need marketing if you are competing against an established behemoth in the space like OpenAI. Even Google has been unable to make much of a dent in OpenAI's daily active users despite hav
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by linkage 1y ago
Not to downplay the severity of this exploit, but MCP is not the problem here. The attack works just as well if the MCP client is able to execute the GitHub CLI (e.g. Cursor and VS Code). The actual attack is simply prompt injection.
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by linkage 1y ago
As with most things, there is a happy medium here. Ditching poetry for the new and shiny uv made my day-to-day experience an order of magnitude better, especially because I had to introduce Python to an existing monorepo. Being able to inli