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by mdaniel 2y ago
https://github.com/i486girl/win7-sp2/blob/main/LICENSE is pretty rich, given that the whole repo is just a bazillion binary files from Microsoft
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I upvoted you, because it made me chuckle and I relate to your pain However, the actual answer is the same reason normal folks don't have to watch them: they are opt-in if you control the compute platform end-to-end (there was even r
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by mdaniel 2y ago
And even that acronym expansion doesn't help, IMHO, whereas "a standard that's a cross between Language Server Protocol and OpenAPI, targeting LLM consumers" (emphasis on the API not AI) is hopefully a little better --
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by mdaniel 2y ago
relevant: TabFS < https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34847611 > < https://github.com/osnr/TabFS > (MIT) and < https://github.com/balta2ar/brotab > (MIT) also showed
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I hear you, and actually agree, but never say "never," because it's still just a machine https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=toyota+stuck+cruise+control...
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by mdaniel 2y ago
That one would be extra awesome because by the time anyone realized there was some subtle stats bug in the resulting kernels, it'd have vaporized $10MM in cloud training opex
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by mdaniel 2y ago
Not to mention the fact that those training clusters are not going to supervise themselves (or, maybe I just think that because I haven't had enough koolaid; where's the AWS Console MCP endpoint?)
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by mdaniel 2y ago
AIUI one should be sure to include a grandmother dying if that div doesn't get centered
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I see your problem (at least according to Yegge's theory): the batch applicants are just too senior. If they were more junior, only then would they benefit from the 100x multiplier. The olds are just too far removed from the enlightene
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by mdaniel 2y ago
Up to you, but there's actually a formal logging pathway[1] in MCP that has the potential to put this message somewhere that either of the two consumers[2] of your service could see it https://github.com/hyperdrive-eng&
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by mdaniel 2y ago
And that's not even getting into the class of testers which try to order ';--drop table beers;-- beers, <script>alert(1)</script> beers or <![ENTITY q1 "&q0;"><![ENTITY q2 "&q1;&amp
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I'm looking forward to all this vibe coding agentic world stopping the just facepalm level dupes around here from two days ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43421525
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I still have to get used to the fact that a (sourcegraph.com) /item may contain (steve-yegge.blogspot.com) content
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by mdaniel 2y ago
If you want a file format, I'd lobby for one of the existing ones rather than some random yaml one - sandbox-exec's scheme one https://github.com/BrianSwift/macOSSandboxBuild/blob/main/co... -
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by mdaniel 2y ago
And the good(sic) thing about conventions: so many to choose from! .htm .html .HTML .jpeg
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by mdaniel 2y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43421525
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I'm pretty sure this was submitted prematurely, as I don't think it's ready to go: https://github.com/UoCCS/project-GROS/blob/main/parser/parse...
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by mdaniel 2y ago
relevant: Parsing JSON Is a Minefield (2018) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40555431 et al < https://hn.algolia.com/?q=parsing+json+minefield >
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by mdaniel 2y ago
So, you'd tag all these files with .. what? "pnpm, node_modules"? find $HOMEBREW_PREFIX/opt/pnpm/libexec/lib/node_modules -type f | wc -l 1450 For your .pdf or .docx that are just lumped in
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by mdaniel 2y ago
> "I don't need a full XML parser, I just need this little piece of data! Let's keep things lightweight. This can just be a regex..." relevant: > ruby-saml was using two different XML parsers during the code path o
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I realize this may be splitting hairs, but pedantically there's nothing in GitLab CI's model that requires shell ; it is, as best I can tell, 100% docker image based. The most common setup is to use "script:" (or its
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I wanted to offer that (if you are "C handy") writing your own shell is a super informative exercise. We had to write our own shell in my operating system class at GT and I actually got it working well enough that I could "ex
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by mdaniel 2y ago
> I see you're not aware of `mknod`? Try harder, friend, those require granted capabilities $ PAGER=cat man 7 capabilities | grep -C1 MKNOD CAP_MKNOD (since Linux 2.4) Create special files using mknod(2).
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by mdaniel 2y ago
There was recently an LCP content extraction blog that targeted Thorium's Chrome Dev Protocol: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43378627
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by mdaniel 2y ago
> (I always wondered who started it with YAML and why everyone copied that, if anyone knows I'd love to read about it). I know this isn't a definite answer to your question, but it was still super interesting to me and hopefull
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by mdaniel 2y ago
It's not an alpine layer, it's a Dockerfile construct representing basically an empty tar file layer: < https://docs.docker.com/build/building/base-images/#create-a... > and < https:/&#x
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by mdaniel 2y ago
... but they defend my cooking blog from the botz!111 (I guess one could also substitute "from AI scrapers" but I guess that ship has sailed) In the spirit of not pitchforking, it does make it sound like they put some non-trivia
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by mdaniel 2y ago
> When these links are followed, we know with high confidence that it's automated crawler activity, as human visitors and legitimate browsers would never see or click them. Yeah, it would have been just stellar if I had spotted &q
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I am guessing it only resorts to that expansion if it dosesn't _already_ know about the command, because $(printf '#!/bin/sh\necho pwned\n' > /bin/git-status; chmod 755 /bin/git-status; git st
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by mdaniel 2y ago
And also squatting on the i3 name because one of these is not like the other https://duckduckgo.com/?q=bmw+i3+2020&iax=images&ia=images vs https://duckduckgo.com/?q=bmw+i3+edrive+35l&iax=images&a

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