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I Made a Time Machine
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10h ago
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3d ago
I guess the Hackintosh era is (finally) facing its death...
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4d ago
It's genuinely great to see WASM runtimes are getting closer to native code while being sandboxed, but these benchmarks assume you're not bundling a whole Runtime + GC + stdlib inside the sandbox.
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6d ago
> They may not use AI to *check for vulnerabilities* you didn't read the comment, did you?
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Forges Shouldn't Have Opinions About Your Code
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8d ago
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8d ago
Suggested titles (same logic): LibreOffice breaks download records after GPT-6 Astra is available to the public. LibreOffice breaks download records after DaVinci Resolve 21.1 is released.
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XCancel is available again
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10d ago
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10d ago
As a person living in the place you're mentioning, I have to confidently state that you've been brainwashed
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10d ago
Let's hope X doesn't pressure GitHub to take the repo down. It's actually sad to see how deeply do we depend on monopolies.
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What if Zig and Rust could speak?
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12d ago
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21d ago
Whenever you see a lot of long dashes (—) in a writing, there's a high chance Claude has written it.
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21d ago
Can't wait for Anthropic's downtime tomorrow
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29d ago
seems like they accidentally dropped their servers while they were climbing up the AGI mount
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1mo ago
The main hole is that ATProto's data model is a bit awkward for a code forge. Issues/PRs/comments are records owned by their authors, not by the repo. So an issue can span N users' PDSes. That's a neat model for soc
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1mo ago
GitHub being ruined after the AI hype is a shallow take imo. The root problem isn't AI, Microsoft, or Azure; It's why people keep _trusting_ centralized infra. GitLab and Codeberg can absolutely become trash, each in their own way
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1mo ago
Couldn’t agree more. Then express yourself freely. Don't let stupid grammar limit you. Otherwise it's not your blog anymore.
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3mo ago
And that means either: 1. They overprice their APIs to make their subscriptions look reasonable 2. They burn money with their subscriptions
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4mo ago
Using an AI-generated GUI framework written in Zig (a lang with no safety guarantees despite being quite helpful to human devs) is a brave decision.
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4mo ago
Zig still lacks a proper GUI framework that you can actually rely on.
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4mo ago
Nice idea, but I'm sure a ton of things can go wrong with it. It needs extensive edge case handling in order to be usable widely.
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4mo ago
Recycling accounts are good for the environment. Why not?
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4mo ago
Because they will take revenge later.