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by viraptor 1y ago
The linked blog post https://joshua.hu/llm-engineer-review-sast-security-ai-tools... shows that most of the used tools can be run in ci and comment on the PRs.
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by viraptor 1y ago
And not solving lots of small issues listed on... GitHub. The community project is such an issues graveyard.
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by viraptor 1y ago
> Yeah... I've read that keyboard microcontrollers has to deal with contact bounce even today. That will always be the case in hardware. The switch to on will be messy, for example like this: https://makeabilitylab.github
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by viraptor 1y ago
What do you mean 90%? Orion is WebKit under the hood, so any failures would be surprising.
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by viraptor 1y ago
> when you ask an LLM to point to 'sources' for the information it outputs, Services listing sources, like Kagi news, perplexity and others don't do that. They start with known links and run LLMs on that content. They don&
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by viraptor 1y ago
> 2. No drug use. Not even THC, even if your state "legalized" it. This is getting slowly released for a few years now: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/government-loosens-past-drug-...
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by viraptor 1y ago
https://archive.is/20250819182310/https://www.reuters.com/bu...
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by viraptor 1y ago
> Biden banned words like "illegal immigration", "assimilation", Not really. It was a change to "undocumented noncitizen" instead of "illegal alien". There's a big difference between "let
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by viraptor 1y ago
The tables depend on the CRC parameters and in my case there would be no Google hits - a unique setup was used.
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by viraptor 1y ago
It's also good as picking up patterns which are common enough, but may not be known to everyone. For example I couldn't tell that some function was doing CRC via a lookup table - but Claude knew.
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by viraptor 1y ago
And there are chain smokers without lung issues. Anecdata really doesn't provide us much information.
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Supply chain security for the 0.001% (and why it won't catch on)(blog.viraptor.info)
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by viraptor 1y ago
> if you go to literally any mastodon instance it's all American politics. It really depends on who you follow. Almost all the talk I see is tagged with #uspol so I could easily filter it out, but even without it, it's not the
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by viraptor 1y ago
> primarily because multiple programs can access the same identity Why do you think that's different in ActivityPub? As far as I know there's nothing preventing (for example) Mastodon and Pixelfed using the same identity.
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by viraptor 1y ago
That reading the code doesn't scale. There's not enough people ready to read all the published packages and even if there were, that's still acting after the packages are published and potentially used. Also as more people st
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by viraptor 1y ago
Because it's general and public. Then again, how would you tell the difference apart from the description? For example this https://www.npmjs.com/package/@celo/encrypted-backup is just a few lines away from a
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by viraptor 1y ago
You mean you take pleasure from a pain others experience? Enjoy gloating?
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by viraptor 1y ago
I know, that's why the second paragraph. General, public repos can't solve this problem if they want to remain open to everyone. It's on the developers to deal with that side of the problem.
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by viraptor 1y ago
The registries can't do much beyond enforcing better auth for uploading packages. Forced 2fa will help a lot. Almost every other action would be just an guess with information for the devs and getting in the way of edge cases. For exam
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by viraptor 1y ago
Not a slippery slope. It already happens in practice. For example, the most I hear about D-lang is from people leaving the community due to its "we don't care about politics" stance which caused failure to moderate abuse. &gt
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by viraptor 1y ago
You have not been proving your UK address with your account abroad. You may have used it for other purposes, but not that.
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by viraptor 1y ago
Most companies will not pay a local employee to an international amount. You're also going to pay quite large fees for any transfers if you wanted to pay bills. Also, the account abroad is not a proof of address in the UK which is the
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by viraptor 1y ago
If anything it could help legal immigration. There's a bootstrapping issue where you need a utility bill to open a bank account and a bank account to get paid and get paid to pay the utility bill. And also need all 3 to rent a property
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by viraptor 1y ago
That one's incomplete migration rather than backwards compatibility. As in, they failed to move everything rather than moving everything but preserving the old way for compatibility with something.
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by viraptor 1y ago
No, it's a common issue. A bit of traffic is always misclassified and one day you'll be the unlucky one. And there's nothing you can do about it beyond trying different device on a different network.
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by viraptor 1y ago
There are other services, but CloudFlare is too well known. They're close to monopoly in the DDoS protection business unfortunately. But we still have a choice and for long-term success we should be choosing other companies where possi
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by viraptor 1y ago
Because the impact of them keeping potential contributors away may be larger then their positive impact on the project. If you don't care about the leader's views, you won't care if it's someone other than DHH. If you do
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by viraptor 1y ago
Not really. Any prefix before the content you want is basically "thinking time". The text itself doesn't even have to reflect it, it happens internally. Even if you don't go for the thinking model explicitly, that task s
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by viraptor 1y ago
I don't think that's a realistic view of the timeline. I've done features as multiple PRs and there are really two cases: 1. I can't submit pieces until I have the final version. PRs go up at the same time and can be rev
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by viraptor 1y ago
> what a mess Windows is because of it. Can you point at any part of windows being a mess specifically because of backwards compatibility?

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