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It does include windows installable software. People often start out by running stuff that way (maybe in Docker).
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The caniuse test suite is the most basic tests of each feature. Self admittedly it does not actually verify the feature meets any spec. If you just did what they have but make it actually test to the spec, it’d be great. “Caniuse” is not go
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This site is harmful. Yes, we need to do this, but it has to be an actual test suite. People need to be able to contribute tests to expose broken “supported” functionality. This just perpetuates lies. Kudos to the author, I have absolutely
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Link should be updated to this https://joshua.hu/llm-engineer-review-sast-security-ai-tools...
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There's one in this reddit comment, explaining about my pxe server project! https://old.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1nqer0c/i_made_... There's more, but, sadly, they were written as just -
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This is silly. AI generated pieces will have em dashes edited out too. My protest is to use em dashes more. Why not? They’re great. Who cares if AI also uses them.
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Here's what I've been able to do: https://pxehost.com It's a cross platform PXE server. You just run it (root-less, no config) and the other computers on your LAN can boot up via PXE and (via netboot.xyz and iPXE)
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Do you have any interesting info to share from these enormous piles of academic publishing?
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My favourite SSR framework is built in to React. It's called `renderToString`
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Show HN: Pxehost – no-configuration rootless PXE server
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> We do not provide evidence that: > AI systems do not currently speed up many or most software developers > AI systems in the near future will not speed up developers in our exact setting > There are not ways of using existing
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I tried both. Signoz is pretty sloppily built. For ex the self hosted option starts a ZK instance with 1 clickhouse host-no way to disable, 800MB ram. Signoz log transformation tool is broken and confusing. HyperDX is just a lot better, sur
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HyperDX is really great. It is basically SQL on telemetry data in clickhouse. Don’t use vector or otel-agent. Add a materialized view in clickhouse to transform data and swap HyperDX to load from your view (in the UI.)
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Can you be more specific about what type of code you're talking about, and what makes it garbage? I'm happy with medium reasoning. My projects have been in Go, Typescript, React Dockerfiles stuff like that. The code almost always
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Codex CLI of course will sometimes do the wrong thing, or sometimes do something extra that you didn't intend for it to do. It seems about half my sessions quickly become "why did you do that? rip __ out and just do ___". The
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> We do not provide evidence that: > AI systems do not currently speed up many or most software developers > AI systems in the near future will not speed up developers in our exact setting > There are not ways of using existing
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> i.e. to store distinct N=2^32 elements, you need N log(N) = 2^32 * 32 bits, but to store N=2^64 elements, you need 2^64 * 64 bits N is the number of bits, not the number of elements, so no. It is helpful to use N=# of elements, since t
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Use codex CLI
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Closed devices are secure, yes. Apps can use pinned https certs. Apple signs the binary. This ensures that when your personal data is exfiltrated, it will go undetected by malicious third parties such as yourself.
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What do you mean about “people get really tired of optimization of code that is directly in the call stack they have to breakpoint in”? What’s the context where everybody else is using breakpoints?
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Why do you need a throwaway account to say this?
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I'll take some downvotes too. Google software is malware by all definitions of the word. Exfiltration of personal data, unauthorized access and control of personal devices. Data loss when your account gets banned. Deceptive prompts and
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This site is written in lisp
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If insulin was already GA, and you gave it to people without insulin, and they believed that you’d stop giving it to them in a few months. The people would be healthy temporarily while preparing for immanent suffering. The study would likel
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If they did a study about insulin where they give it to you for 1 year then take it away, the results wouldn’t be positive.
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They all know the money is going to stop coming in.
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The rule was probably intended to block public non-SSL pages, so your clipboard data doesn't ever get sent over the wire unencrypted. Why does it block local pages? Well what benefit of is to Apple or Google if it were easier to make g
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So there’s new technology that many people like. Others post complaints/bug reports in threads. The people who like the technology try to help solve the problems. Why are you complaining about that? If you want to complain about AI and
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> rather questioning first if the future being peddled is actually what we want The author (tom) tricked you. His article is flame bait. AI is a tool that we can use and discuss about. It's not just a "future being peddled.&quo
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What features is non-Enterprise Gitea ahead by? I can’t find any
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