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by qudat 2y ago
It's 100% from lawyers and regulators so they can say "we are trying to do the right thing!" when something bad happens from using their product or service. Follow the money.
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by qudat 2y ago
This is pretty nice. Does it support an API for deleting images (and having it properly garbage-collected)? It looks like maybe this does it? https://github.com/cloudflare/serverless-registry/blob/13c4e...
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by qudat 2y ago
At least for SSH apps that run TUI programs the answer is obvious: golang implements the SSH protocol as a library. It is probably one of the greatest features of the stdlib. We're building a lot of SSH apps over at https:/&#x2F
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by qudat 2y ago
This is my presentation :) All of this work funneled into my latest front end project: https://starfx.bower.sh
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by qudat 2y ago
Such absolutely wild takes here. I think ruby is the worst language I have ever used, especially with rails. I’m not surprised at all that the ruby ecosystem is dying, people have been complaining about its magic-ness for a decade and it’s
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by qudat 2y ago
What about techniques like LoRA?
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by qudat 2y ago
does the same result apply to LoRA?
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by qudat 2y ago
I would run headless chrome to fetch website and block all fetch requests from ublock origin list. This would give you a "remote" adblocker that works anywhere. ... but at that point just install pihole.
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by qudat 2y ago
Partially disagree, JS has unique features that require small libraries: https://bower.sh/my-love-letter-to-front-end-web-development However, if I can inline a small function, I will, so in that sense I agree.
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by qudat 2y ago
Intel Arc has a cult following already. All they need to do is double down and make it better. If they managed to allow consumer Arcs to vfio it would be huge in the homelab market
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by qudat 2y ago
Pretty neat! We implemented something similar with an IRC chat app (senpai) in our SSH app (pico.sh). After the user creates an account, it lets users connect to our public IRC bouncer with a single command (`ssh pico.sh -t chat`). ref:
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by qudat 2y ago
This is not sshd, this is a golang binary that uses the stdlib ssh lib. You would have to either a) figure out how to escape out of a golang binary, or b) if the go code executes shell commands with some user provided text, trying to shell
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by qudat 2y ago
Here’s what’s happening and everyone is starting to realize it: the search engine is getting reduced in scope to a bookmark service and local search. Want an answer to a question or to learn more about a topic? Use an answer engine like per
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by qudat 2y ago
SSH authentication and authorization. Everything is done via pubkeys. We have an ACL system for interacting with PRs and plan to expand it.
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by qudat 2y ago
Right now, when force pushing, we preserve event logs for every server mutation, but the review themselves are lost. We do see this as a problem and are thinking about ways to address it. We do support the idea of a patchset (that's w
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by qudat 2y ago
> There would have to be an easier way to see what changed where quickly without having to mess up my working tree (which is almost always dirty with something) and having to stash or switch back and forth between branches for reviewing
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by qudat 2y ago
Pico creator here. Thanks so much for your perspective, it's actually kind of hard to find users that live outside the pull request workflow. I think you are absolutely right about scaling issues. We have been thinking about range-d
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by qudat 2y ago
thanks!
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by qudat 2y ago
> Definitely not my experience with VSCode and GitHub's PR extension What about other editors and IDEs? It might work great for VSCode, heavily leveraging vertical integration, but everything else is out of scope. `git-pr` removes
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by qudat 2y ago
Sure. Pull Requests tend to force users into collaborating in a web view. Further, they require a collaborator to: - have an account on the platform - fork the repo - pull repo - create a branch - make the change - push to forked repo - c
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by qudat 2y ago
Not quite. We have adapted the `git format-patch | git send-email` flow to support editing the patchset. You can add, remove, even `--force` replace all patches within a patch request. The goal is to provide the flexibility of a pull requ
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by qudat 2y ago
Thank you for that feedback, I removed a couple important pieces from the repo readme that I think would answer your questions around usage. I'll add them into the main site.
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by qudat 2y ago
I think that's a fair observation. We don't expect massive companies to use this tool. Even within GitHub many companies are feeling its PR review feature-set lacking, especially for massive, long-standing code changes (just loo
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by qudat 2y ago
We are thinking about basic issue tracking, still in the "idea" status.
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by qudat 2y ago
pico team member here, I'd love to learn more about what your liked about using Phabricator.
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by qudat 2y ago
Very cool! We built something similar but is not self hosted: https://pico.sh/feeds How do you handle Reddit feeds? We found those to be tricky to get right because it seems like Reddit doesn’t want you to use rss
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by qudat 2y ago
Oh that's interesting! I'd love to read more collaboration between the two disciplines.
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by qudat 2y ago
> if we don't understand biological consciousness, it just means we've created a very capable computational system. This is the conceit of humanity. Consciousness does not rest on us. Further, we are so inescapably biased her
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by qudat 2y ago
Based on the title, I was waiting to see mention of ML/AI but it quickly went down a path I didn't expect: the potential downsides of have AI de-anonymize data that was previously anonymized. I'm kind of surprised by this tak
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by qudat 2y ago
Knowing where things are defined is table stakes. A language that supports making it nearly impossible to find a function definition is objectively bad.

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