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Add AI coding assistant configuration to Linux kernel(lore.kernel.org)
3 points by watusername 1y ago|0 comments
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by watusername 1y ago
You go to https://code.visualstudio.com and it will appear that AI integration is the whole point too. How a thing is currently marketed != How people have been using it.
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by watusername 1y ago
Other commenters have already provided examples for other languages, and it's the same for Rust: async functions are just regular functions that return an impl Future type. As a sync function, you can call a bunch of async functions an
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by watusername 1y ago
The point is that people want to fund the development of the actual browser engine which is more important than the customization scripts that those forks maintain. The engine is what people are worried about.
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by watusername 1y ago
Fortunately (or unfortunately depending on your perspective), Play Integrity is bit of a joke at the moment thanks to a group of OEMs who just can't seem to secure their private keys. Unrevoked keyboxes are publicly available.
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by watusername 1y ago
You are not the target audience. This is aimed at casual users and beginners, and it's already in a good shape to replace nano with its user-friendly, mouse-enabled TUI.
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by watusername 1y ago
It already works? There just isn't an official build yet - just `cargo run` yourself.
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by watusername 1y ago
Well, read the next paragraph. It's clearly an acknowledgment of privilege and an appeal: “I know I will get due process and that my rights will be protected,” Lander said to a throng of supporters who gathered spontaneously in Fol
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by watusername 1y ago
Just to expand a bit on the sibling comment, IPAs downloaded from the App Store are encrypted with a DRM scheme with a key tied to the Apple account. The binaries actually stay encrypted on-disk and the OS has facilities to transparently de
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by watusername 1y ago
It used to be kind of distributed, but Google has been strong arming carriers to use their hosted Jibe service through a combination of proprietary extensions (e.g., E2E which is finally standard) and bypassing carrier control (if the carri
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by watusername 1y ago
> editing is needlessly annoying. Luckily, this does not matter in DiffX because the whole thing goes up in flames when you change the length anyways :)
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by watusername 1y ago
> In the bubble I live on, classical VMs have become the exception nowadays, containers and serverless deployments are the rule now. Nix does not require NixOS, and I would even wager that in corporate dev environments it's most oft
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by watusername 1y ago
> some customer imposes it on our delivery contract It's happening: Companies are adopting Nix [0] and you may see such requirement come up some time. [0]: https://github.com/ad-si/nix-companies
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by watusername 1y ago
Terminal business cards are a nice idea, but RCE business cards are just asking for trouble. Instead of npx, what happened to good'ol curl? Something like $ curl ashley.dev Some decades ago, we had finger ( https://en.wikiped
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by watusername 1y ago
First of all, thank you for trying to resolve this with the carrier and finally bringing it up to everyone's attention here. Perhaps public attention is what's needed to push them to address the problem. To be honest, I personally
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by watusername 1y ago
> Dumping data from the memory of your phone can't be unauthorized. > just dumping the diagnostics for regular phone calls should be fine IANAL, but computer hacking laws like the CMA in the UK and CFAA in the US are written in a
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by watusername 1y ago
As one example, they (core contributors and founder) were, and still are, very heavy-handed regarding how you are allowed to install their software: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27505277
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ESC190 Lab 10: Vibe Coding [pdf](cs.toronto.edu)
2 points by watusername 1y ago|0 comments
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by watusername 1y ago
Well, in an ideal world, _everyone_ would be using informative headlines, regardless of whether they are shutting things down or not. For this post in particular, "An Early Look at Fresh 2" would make a better title, albeit with
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by watusername 1y ago
Please do not title your posts "An Update On X" if you aren't shutting it down. You can blame the SV startups for the connotation but that's where we're at now. But in this case, I guess it has worked as a form of c
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by watusername 1y ago
Looking at the whole interaction as well as the AI patch ( https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/125602#issuecommen... ) the author submitted, I have to disagree. It removes the flag setting altogether and
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by watusername 1y ago
> cracked WhatsApp binaries On a more meta note, I wonder who even works at companies founded on ideas that are just... bad. On average, I expect good engineers to push back on such business requirements and also have better job mobility
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by watusername 1y ago
LuaTeX is the de facto successor of pdfTeX and is basically a more maintained pdfTeX with Unicode support and Lua scripting, whereas XeTeX has its own engine. In practice, it means that LuaTeX "just works" with most documents whil
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by watusername 1y ago
Check out Tectonic which is an all-in-one LaTeX toolchain (single executable w/ engine + build system) that lazily downloads TeX Live (no upfront multi-gig downloads). It's a breath of fresh air in the chaotic LaTeX landscape. Bit
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by watusername 1y ago
According to the new 404 Media article [0] about the app's archive server actually being hacked, TeleMessage does have contracts with several governmental agencies. Still not a direct answer to the question, I know, but it tilts the an
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by watusername 1y ago
I concur. An analysis of potential risks and vulnerabilities is a different beast from actual proof that the app has indeed been hacked. I call for the other discussion to be restored. Edit: Wanted to respond to the top-level comment but yo
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by watusername 1y ago
Only for businesses, not individuals. Source: I pay my yearly Apple tax and I have no DUNS.
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by watusername 1y ago
This extension is a big ugly hack: It redirects result pages of built-in search pages to Kagi, sometimes _after_ the original page has fully loaded. This doesn't occur on my M4 MacBook Pro, but happens all the time on my much slower 12
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by watusername 1y ago
Needs (2023) in the title.
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by watusername 1y ago
I always find official cracks* like this to be amusing and worrying at the same time. Worrying because it could mean that the current owners don't even have access to the source code anymore, and it's sad to see the source of thos

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