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by m4r71n 2mo ago
In a similar vein, Chris Young has a fantastic video on making world class chicken stock in 60 minutes using a pressure cooker: https://youtube.com/watch?v=3k20zFlbFfE .
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by m4r71n 5mo ago
Malicious versions are 2.6.2 and 2.6.3: https://socket.dev/blog/lightning-pypi-package-compromised
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by m4r71n 5mo ago
https://cooldowns.dev/#javascript-ecosystem ;-)
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by m4r71n 6mo ago
The entire permissions system feels like it's ripe for a DSL of some kind. Looking at the context implementation in src/nah/context.py and the way it hardcodes a ton of assumptions makes me think it will just be a maintenance
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by m4r71n 7mo ago
The screenshot you added uses a transparent terminal where you can see your Discord chat in the background. You might want to remove that ;-)
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by m4r71n 8mo ago
That is being discussed in https://github.com/agentskills/agentskills/issues/15 .
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Claude Code 2.1: The Pain Points? Fixed(paddo.dev)
1 points by m4r71n 8mo ago|0 comments
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AI Attribution Toolkit(aiattribution.github.io)
2 points by m4r71n 11mo ago|0 comments
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by m4r71n 1y ago
Ha, well look at that, not even a day later: https://fossa.com/blog/fossabot-dependency-upgrade-ai-agent/
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by m4r71n 1y ago
I can imagine an agentic loop that updates dependencies à la Dependabot/Renovate-style by going through the changelog of a new version, reviewing new code changes, and evaluating whether it's worth it to upgrade (or even dangerous
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by m4r71n 1y ago
How would the LLM provider get any information about your reading habits from the app? The LLM is used _before_ the news content is served to you, the reader.
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by m4r71n 1y ago
I actually find the relevant PR/MR discussion a lot more useful than the commit messages themselves. So any git blame is just to get a commit hash and look that up in GitLab/GitHub to see the entire change set and any comments aro
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by m4r71n 1y ago
Not quite the same thing. Google's features seem to give the model the ability to control the browser, not just act upon the text within a given web page.
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by m4r71n 1y ago
I tend to agree. If this was built as a true browser enhancement, it would allow you to select the model of your choice or even plug it into a locally running LLM. This being exclusive to Gemini just juices up their usage numbers to make th
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by m4r71n 1y ago
Since so many vendors discovered these packages seemingly independently, you'd think that they would share those mechanisms with NPM itself so that those packages would never be published in the first place. But I guess that removes th
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by m4r71n 1y ago
Karpathy walks through this visualization in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xTGNNLPyMI , well worth a watch!
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by m4r71n 1y ago
What does GPU-aware mean in terms of a registry? Will `uv` inspect my local GPU spec and decide what the best set of packages would be to pull from Pyx? Since this is a private, paid-for registry aimed at corporate clients, will there be an
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by m4r71n 1y ago
How does this work under the hood? Does it build an in-memory vector database of the input sources and runs queries on top of that data to supplement the context window?
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by m4r71n 1y ago
Alternate day fasting normally means you eat up to 500 calories on your fasting day, but then eat more than usual on normal days. So on average if you eat 500 one day and 2500 another, that is no different than eating a restricted diet of 1
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by m4r71n 1y ago
Just better visibility into the dependencies that come with the script (exactly for things like vulnerability scanning that you mention). It's also easier for reproducibility in someone else's environment when I can give them the
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by m4r71n 1y ago
Oh nice, I was already a happy user of the uv-specific shebang with in-script dependencies, but the `uv lock --script example.py` command to create a lock file that is specific to one script takes it to another level! Amazing how this feels
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by m4r71n 1y ago
You can use the `oci` package type for non-Docker images (or any OCI artifacts for that matter).
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by m4r71n 1y ago
What is everyone using their local LLMs for primarily? Unless you have a beefy machine, you'll never approach the level of quality of proprietary models like Gemini or Claude, but I'm guessing these smaller models still have their
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by m4r71n 1y ago
The title of this article is simply false. The CVE Program is a separate entity from MITRE and is most definitely not ending. The CVE Program has been acquiring assets from MITRE for years now. That is why the main site shifted from cve.mit
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by m4r71n 2y ago
Is the busy bar's 72x16 LED matrix for sale anywhere with the muted look that one could build something comparable?
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by m4r71n 2y ago
This looks great! I've considered building a simple device with an LED matrix that looks similar to this, but could never figure out what gives the LEDs the muted look. All of the devices mentioned here (Tidbyt Gen2, Lamarca, Ulanzi, e
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by m4r71n 3y ago
The RSS feed is open to public, so is the errata page on the Portal ( https://access.redhat.com/errata-search/ ). Subscribing to email notifications requires some sort of account, just like the mailing list did.
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by m4r71n 3y ago
That's a common experience for sauna beginners. You may feel as if you're not getting enough air, that the hot air is difficult to breathe in, and your heart rate goes up dramatically. But! That's something you get used to fa
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by m4r71n 3y ago
I would not recommend the default arguments hack. Any decent linter or IDE will flag that as an error and complain about the default argument being mutable (in fact, mutable default arguments are the target of many beginner-level interview
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by m4r71n 3y ago
More work that has little effect on the actual upstream ecosystem beyond giving out something for free that 20k people at Red Hat are literally paid for. Ubuntu is not a clone of Debian, they extend it, tweak it, provide the code back to th

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