progval

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by progval 2mo ago
Yes, as long as their development environment is isolated and they can't push to prod without a review.
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by progval 2mo ago
It's okay-ish for Rust because you only need the curl|bash for Rustup, which is meant as a development environment. On production you can, for example, use APT to download it from Debian.
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by progval 2mo ago
The Reddit post you linked to was hallucinated by Claude, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47659552 Their website (now offline) also added this page since I posted that comment: https://web.archive.org&#x
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by progval 2mo ago
And they're using a temporary redirect (HTTP 302) so browsers won't automatically redirect users when this happens.
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by progval 2mo ago
abuse@ contacts never send responses (though some send acknowledgements) because they don't want to give any details about their abuse process.
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by progval 2mo ago
Dumping the database won't stop the scrappers because humans running the scrappers are not even aware Gentoo exists. They're just scrapping every website their bots find.
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by progval 2mo ago
It's indeed written by Claude, like most of the website: https://github.com/jdevalk/specification.website/commit/99b1...
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by progval 2mo ago
From the README: > The name is borrowed from the Wallfacers of Liu Cixin's The Dark Forest — people entrusted with plans too sprawling for anyone else to follow. Which misunderstands the book. The point of Wallfacers is that they ca
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by progval 2mo ago
> All advisories in this repo seem AI generated when testing them with Gptzero I pasted this blog post from "Analysis Matrix" to the end in Gptzero, and it also says the blog post was AI-generated (71% chance of AI, 29% chance
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by progval 2mo ago
And Github doesn't let us see stargazers anymore, so we can't tell which repos bought stars.
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by progval 2mo ago
There's no time to write a readme after writing 48k lines in less than two days (not including "Initial commit from create-turbo", "first commit", and "initial commit")
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by progval 2mo ago
> I recall some time in 2016 when they were regex replacing variable names in peoples repositories and pestering them if they didn’t accept the request. Do you have more details about that?
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by progval 2mo ago
This is addressed two paragraphs later: > Years ago, when the server was set up, choosing Dendrite seemed like a good decision > Unfortunately, migrating between Matrix homeserver implementations remains a problem with no satisfying s
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by progval 2mo ago
Stacked PRs are so hard to implement for software not natively designed for them. Gitlab has been struggling with them too, despite 2.5 years since the MVP ( https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/cli/-/work_items/
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by progval 2mo ago
They aren't. The device administrators (ie. the parents) set an age range in the OS' config and then the OS tells applications the value. That's it.
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by progval 2mo ago
The repository was force-pushed so the link doesn't work anymore, but the file is still available at: https://github.com/demo-zexuan/liang-wenfeng-investor-meetin...
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by progval 3mo ago
> Kagi of course reviews it They had quite some lag at the beginning. I made reports from the very day they announced it, and none of them were processed last month. But they are now! (Though they rejected half of them)
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by progval 3mo ago
1 and 2: I rarely need to do that. When I do, then move or hardlink to a dir with shared read access 3: There is no reason for both my main user account and a dev account to share a credential. Main account either has the login or an API ke
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by progval 3mo ago
Successful sudo from a cgroup still makes you root on the machine. What you want for this is user namespaces, not (just) cgroups.
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by progval 3mo ago
I meant for CLI tasks. Just "adduser" and "sudo -u <user> bash".
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by progval 3mo ago
Most programmers and power users install large dependency trees with npm/pip/bundler/... on the same user account as their main browser on a regular basis. Even on Linux where it's easy to create new user accounts. This
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Replicant.space: An API-first space exploration game(replicant.space)
2 points by progval 3mo ago|0 comments
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by progval 3mo ago
Depending on where you live, your employer may be legally required to accommodate your disabilities. Here in France, HR are usually dutiful about it.
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by progval 3mo ago
It's because the page you posted contains this incorrect tag: <link rel="canonical" href="https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/home/en">
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by progval 3mo ago
There is a third-party API now: https://doc.fnar.net/ , which collects data through a browser extension that scraps the traffic. This kind of extension is blessed by the devs as long as it does not automate actions.
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by progval 3mo ago
They most definitely did not solve real time translation yet. The French in the video is barely understandable, both the translation and the pronunciation are the quality of an American who hasn't used French since high-school.
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by progval 3mo ago
I can't find information about this except in a Reddit thread. Is it documented somewhere?
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by progval 3mo ago
I don't think power use is the issue. I have this cheap CO2 sensor: https://www.domadoo.fr/en/devices/5882-heiman-zigbee-air-qua... which draws 0.5W. This includes thermometer and humidity sensor, Zigbee tran
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by progval 3mo ago
They probably meant 74000m², not 74km².
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by progval 3mo ago
But it's not even a first draft. There are only pictures and markdown files.

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