nightpool

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by nightpool 5d ago
Ah, you're right, my mistake—wasn't reading the username carefully enough
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by nightpool 6d ago
Are you sure? The change says "A malicious template repository could be used to read arbitrary data from the Forgejo host " (emphasis added). Couldn't an attacker create a template repo and then immediately create a new repo
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by nightpool 6d ago
What does the error message mean by "Your search request"? Why is viewing a single file in a repository considered a search request? That smells like poor caching somewhere
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by nightpool 6d ago
Thanks Mustafa! This was a great article—I'm curious, did you consider the non-technical / organizational costs in keeping the two codebases in sync as a separate factor? Do you foresee more organizational overhead as part of this
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by nightpool 6d ago
This is a great point that I wish the Shopify article went into in more depth! Would love to hear if they considered this
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by nightpool 8d ago
> The traffic still has to flow from an india provider to the international leg and back via the domestic provider. Right, but Cloudflare doesn't have to pay for it in that case. If Cloudflare sends you to their Indian POP, then the
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by nightpool 13d ago
Do you have any sources for this? My understanding is that all of the discussion about prediction market wildfires are completely speculative, nobody has actually started a wildfire for a prediction market payout yet.
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by nightpool 13d ago
The chat example here doesn't really seem to work for me—I get 32 FPS consistently no matter what the chat settings are. Maybe a Chrome thing? Or an M3 thing?
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by nightpool 14d ago
That might be true if you're applying for a megacorp like AWS or something but hard to feel like that's a valid argument when you're applying to a company with 2 open roles.
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by nightpool 14d ago
Have you interviewed any of these candidates yet? I doubt that you have 500+ real candidates. My experience in the past 12 months of hiring is that you'll have maybe 10 "qualified on paper" candidates, and 490 AI-generated pr
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by nightpool 14d ago
Cool, but, uh, this seems really astroturfed? Why are there two anti-Perplexity articles from independent research firms with identical websites on the front-page of HN right now, submitted by the same person? Feels like they should get del
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by nightpool 14d ago
I don't even know if I disagree with this post, but this seems really astroturfed. Why are there two anti-Perplexity articles from independent research firms with identical websites on the front-page of HN right now, submitted by the s
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by nightpool 15d ago
Did you read TFA? They're adding zero data retention back for 5.1
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by nightpool 15d ago
One could argue that, certainly, but I think it's a little disingenuous. Pip makes it impossible to use extra-index-url safely, in the ~only use-case that option has. There is no world where you use extra-index-url and you're not
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by nightpool 15d ago
The CVE looks relevant to me. If you're trying to get a package from a private repo, and someone publishes version 999 of that package on a public repo, then you're executing their code instead of your own. Just because the pip ma
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by nightpool 16d ago
How do you define a job "practically possible to do remotely"? It is not practically possible to attend in-person daily meetings remotely. While replacing in-person meetings with Zoom meetings is a choice many companies can and ha
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by nightpool 16d ago
The stats are from the Wikipedia page for ECT--I'm not sure about the base rate/risk ratio.
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by nightpool 16d ago
ECT can be very, very unsafe. 70% of patients experience some form of memory loss and at least 30% of patients experience self-reported permanent memory loss. The rate of major adverse cardiac events found in a 2019 meta-analysis was 1 in 3
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by nightpool 20d ago
Yes, I was actually a part-time Jenkins admin back in high school and college. I use CircleCI more than Actions most of the time (and used Travis before that), especially for higher cost workflows, but there's no beating Actions in ter
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by nightpool 20d ago
Only if you live on Southampton Island. Otherwise, different countries have different DST rules, so it's always important to clarify which offset you're referring to.
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by nightpool 20d ago
Then you should change your behavior, because probably one day you will talk to someone in Arizona
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by nightpool 21d ago
Getting rid of Actions and Copilot and other secondary services almost halves Github's incident rate: https://i.imgur.com/XPcMIFr.png I'm a big fan of Github Actions and I think people are often a little too harsh
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by nightpool 21d ago
I get gas at a very busy Costco regularly and even though the lines look bad they're actually very efficient, because Costco 1) has longer gas hoses allowing you to reach both sides of the car 2) has a middle lane allowing cars to ente
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by nightpool 21d ago
Are you comparing cash-only prices to card prices? Some gas stations advertise cash-only prices with 20-30c added on for card processing fees—I've never seen Costco be more expensive then the card price
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by nightpool 22d ago
No, the East Coast observes EDT until November
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by nightpool 1mo ago
This used to be true on older patches but it's not at all how top players play these days. See e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejt52UgnhAo for an example of the meta that prevailed for top-level versus play around
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by nightpool 2mo ago
I mean, the code is unappreciated because the fundamental premise was broken. Locking users out of their paid accounts if they don't respond within some X deadline (no matter how long X is), without a refund, is a completely unacceptab
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by nightpool 2mo ago
You're comparing the "score percentage" (e.g. out of the total number of partial points available, how many did the agent achieve) to the "completion percentage" (how many tasks does the model score 100% on). The pa
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by nightpool 2mo ago
It's like 3 lines of standard CSS. If you have an issue with the way your browser is handling it, you should probably take that up with them.
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by nightpool 2mo ago
The scrolling behavior on this site worked great for me—it let each example stand on its own and meant I wasn't spending a lot of effort trying to figure out when a given example would end and the next example would begin. It doesn&#x2

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