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mdaniel
1y ago
Apologies that may have come across as more accusative than I intended. I was just surprised that whatever missing(?) feature or behavior that would cause one to move off of Racket wouldn't be of interest to other Racket users
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1y ago
Thankfully bash tolerates that, if the script author cares, e.g. gnu_sed=gsed if ! command -v $gnu_sed; then gnu_sed=$(detector_wizardry) fi $gnu_sed -Ee ...
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mdaniel
1y ago
IMHO if you're going to shill your wares on someone else's Launch HN you could at least say why anyone would prefer you. Saying "me, too" is worse than nothing because you're rolling the dice on being rude but also
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1y ago
sbcl is a workhorse. I wonder if the Racket folks didn't consider the Arc under production workloads general purpose enough to fix. I actually don't know of any other projects that use Racket in anger I'll always have a soft
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mdaniel
1y ago
It's the luck of the submission time window; currently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44094362
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mdaniel
1y ago
Also, watch out because like many things the timeout command and args differs between /usr/bin/timeout or gtimeout in Brew (that's where the "g" prefix comes from). I haven't used BSD in order to know what
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mdaniel
1y ago
Up to you but I think the way shellcheck wants that problem solved is by using _ as in for _ in https://github.com/koalaman/shellcheck/wiki/SC2034#intention...
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mdaniel
1y ago
Did you mean cert exchange, because keys are just a very long password, but certs carry actual information about the holder (err, I guess pedantically of the holder with the key)
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mdaniel
1y ago
I don't believe the lack of high speed connectivity is strictly technical, as community fiber initiatives have shown, but rather monopolies seek to outlaw self-sufficiency
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mdaniel
1y ago
I'm guessing you were being funny but https://hnrss.org/replies?id=44086171
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1y ago
I'm cognizant of the silliness of mentioning this in comments lambasting the semantic web, but there's nothing stopping any restauranteur from doing that today, and the restaurant is mildly incentivized to do so because it allows
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1y ago
Noteable: > o3 finds the kerberos authentication vulnerability in 8 of the 100 runs And I'd guess this only became a blog post because the author already knew about the vuln and was just curious to see if the intern could spot it to
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1y ago
I case anyone else didn't recognize that word: https://github.com/google/syzkaller
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1y ago
Not "change" but it does seem to be an option https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-03-26/bas... As for the stateless part, they heard you and made sure to bring sessions back to SSE: https
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1y ago
The sibling submission about https://kroki.io has an Excalidraw in https://kroki.io/#examples and the input is the following, so presumably "yes" and "no" { "type": "ex
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mdaniel
1y ago
I don't see the infrastructure for that, rather it seems to be relying on d3 and DAG renderers targeting it https://github.com/mermaid-js/mermaid/blob/mermaid%4011.6.0/...
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mdaniel
1y ago
That's pretty slick, thanks for sharing. https://github.com/yuzutech/kroki (MIT) and they thankfully use Zulip for their chat!
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mdaniel
1y ago
https://play.d2lang.com/ loads https://play.d2lang.com/d2.wasm so presumably "all done"
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1y ago
Similar https://www.sweepiq.com/chat?message=how+does+MCP+tool+use+w... > The Manufacturing Control Plan (MCP) tool is a crucial element in ensuring product quality and process control within manufacturing environments
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1y ago
What a strange play: https://www.sweepiq.com/earn-money#:~:text=easiest%20way%20t... > We don’t take a cut — you keep 100% of what you earn through your Amazon Associates account. But, it's AI so: Alice sends Bob to
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mdaniel
1y ago
To help you know if you want to watch, it's about Upvest, the channel is "Agile meets Architecture", and there's almost nothing visual about this other than watching people talk over some management deck (I guess as one
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mdaniel
1y ago
I don't know if this helps you but the Mermaid plugin in JetBrains has an export feature which can save you a step. But I find Mermaid diagrams so limiting and the syntax more immature than PlantUML so it's very rare that I bother
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1y ago
Nicer looking but fewer diagram types Also, AFAIK, their "render locally" story is "boot up headless chrome, good luck" which isn't great
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1y ago
> I'd be interested in examples of this. I've worked in offices for all of my adult life and I don't have any examples that come to mind. Wow, you must have worked in some really mature shops then if you knew instantly whi
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1y ago
> I believe we should be "pushing" context to the models rather than giving them directions on how to "pull" the context themselves. How could that possibly work for the cases that people want the intern to solve for
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1y ago
You say code as if the intellectual property is the thing an attacker is after, but my experience has been that folks often put all kinds of secrets in code thinking that the "private repo" is a strong enough security boundary I a
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1y ago
Running Duo as a system user was crazypants and I'm sad that GitLab fell into that trap. They already have personal access tokens so even if they had to silently create one just for use with Duo that would be a marked improvement over
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mdaniel
1y ago
I hope they're not using GitHub; my inbox is unusable from GitHub talking to itself and choosing to stand next to me at the party, and we're not [currently] doing anywhere near that volume I've gotten some handle on it by som
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mdaniel
1y ago
That's not true, I sing the praises of things that bring me value all the time. I am, arguably, getting pretty close to "shill" category for some of them. However, I think that behavior should get a pass if the things being s
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1y ago
Also, as far as I know it offers zero CI integrations, which is (IMHO) table stakes for an organization-level platform n.b. while looking up the modern state of affairs, I found this gem https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc&
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