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by tln 5mo ago
Yes that is in the law. Fleet reductions, new limitations on operating areas/conditions, fines, permit suspension or revocation
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by tln 5mo ago
I should have been clearer, the hidden addition is never ok. If I ask Claude to write a commit message, it will inserted a co-author line (and an ad), but I can see it and disapprove, add a counter instruction to CLAUDE.md etc
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by tln 5mo ago
The sneaky commit modification is triggered by very modest usage of AI such as auto-completion. Look, if an agent writes the code and the commit message then adding a Co-authored-by by default is ok. Not even showing it before the commit is
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by tln 5mo ago
Absolutely, messing with commits is more invasive than messages. It gets worse: "Sent from my iPhone" appears in the authoring view, and you can delete it. Co-authored-by: NEVER appears in the commit message UI - it is added witho
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by tln 5mo ago
> Does anyone understand this well enough to do that with confidence? Pretty sure Chrome wouldn't ship if they weren't confident. And Firefox would object based on security grounds if they saw such an issue
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by tln 6mo ago
The dragon image has issues like one eye, weird tail etc, but the pelican is imo perfect -- the best I've seen!
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by tln 6mo ago
I think you should look at OpenRouter. It has budget controls
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by tln 6mo ago
Hmm, I'd expect to be able to actually access the contents of the git repo... Docced Features: clone repos init new repos import repos Missing features: list branches and tags list objects list commit history create new commits
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by tln 6mo ago
Ooh, this looks great! The usage costs are rather high compared to S3 - 30x higher PUT/POST. It looks like batching operations is going to be vital.
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by tln 6mo ago
Or even better, the blog post. https://blog.calif.io/p/mad-bugs-claude-wrote-a-full-freebsd But I found the exploit writeup pretty interesting
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by tln 6mo ago
The article provides a way to do just that - click breakdown then you can deselect any product areas. Just the Git operations show way more instability post acquisition.
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by tln 6mo ago
That jumped out at me as well. It is not hard to spec a Macbook Pro to $4000+ though I'm a little skeptical of the top case cost - iFixit has these ranging from $90 to $160 usually. The most expensive I found was $299. Maybe the author
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by tln 7mo ago
God is the name of the blanket we put over mystery to give it shape
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by tln 7mo ago
If notice of the infractions is a envelope delivered days later and sitting on on end table for a week, typical drivers are going to rack up 4 strikes before seeing the first one! Perfect enforcement has to come with immediate feedback
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by tln 7mo ago
I don't think even Simplenote was native on Windows (despite what noteapps.info says), there is no simplenote-windows repo and all signs point to simplenote-electron
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by tln 8mo ago
I like how Drizzle provides several options for the migrations. 1. DB is source of truth, generate TS from DB 2. TS to DB direct sync, no migration files 3. TS source, Drizzle generates and applies SQL 4. TS source, Drizzle generates SQL, r
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by tln 8mo ago
Take Two has 13 years of sunk costs they need to recoup. They will almost certainly do well with GTA 6, but maybe a game that can compete with GTA 6 will be coming out a lot sooner now. We are a year away from GTA 6, presuming the HQ boiler
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by tln 8mo ago
Where is the "networked mode" in Turso? Turso's readme and docs do not mention anything like this
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by tln 9mo ago
Thanks for chiming in, I was questioning that assertion myself. I think the problem was giving up on swarm TBH. At some point it was clear k8s would be dominant, but there was still room for that streamlined and integrated experience.
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by tln 9mo ago
Sort of like cancelling Disney right after signing up for the free trial.. nice!
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by tln 9mo ago
That declined more in 2023 110.6->107.9 and 2024 107.9->105.4 than 2025 105.4->103.6 Looks like around ~2% a year https://tradingeconomics.com/china/producer-prices
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by tln 9mo ago
New things do come around. Chrome's new split view tabs is pretty slick new "UI control". Chrome's Whats New seems like half AI stuff and half UI features for people who have tons of tabs.
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by tln 9mo ago
Canva, really? Is this looking forward at what is coming? I see the rise of and have to deal with Canva-generated PDFs instead of Adobe Illustrator. So the low end market of video / animation, I could absolutely see Canva dominating. D
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by tln 9mo ago
I think the author didn't check the age of Python 3.2 when adding the update
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by tln 10mo ago
Thanks, the "1" does look different. The font does have font-variant-numeric: slashed-zero
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by tln 10mo ago
I'm using it for a service that has DB dependencies. Instead of using SQLite in tests and PG in production, or spinning up a Postgres container, you use Postgres via pglite. In my case, the focus is on DX ie faster tests. I load shared
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by tln 11mo ago
I would not link directly to LinkedIn. They have changed the optimal url many times.
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by tln 11mo ago
Are you trying to get a ligature that crosses lines? You could maybe try U+2303 (⌃) for the up arrowhead, but why not just use U+2191 (↑) for the standard arrow? The crossbar height of lowercase letters is not a common typographical referen
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by tln 11mo ago
True although the built-in click behavior is sufficient on these, ie you should not need to add onclick. Which should be for <button> and <a>
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by tln 11mo ago
Yes! If it's clickable, it should either be a button or a link.

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