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Checkly: Metabase Security Incident(checklyhq.com)
2 points by sangeeth96 1mo ago|0 comments
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An Ode to the Old Ways(agniva.me)
2 points by sangeeth96 2mo ago|0 comments
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by sangeeth96 2mo ago
ah, i misunderstood. that seemed way too low in terms of actual tokens lol. i'll log off now. interesting details and didn't know about WebkitWasm. hope to read more soon.
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by sangeeth96 2mo ago
edit: I misunderstood, that's $25k not 25k tokens :/ time to log off. this is so rad! 25k tokens is a lot less than i thought this'd take -- what were the difficult bits in the porting process? also, was firefox preferred bec
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by sangeeth96 2mo ago
are you by chance watching the spring 2020 version? [1] [1]: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrw6a1wE39_tb2fErI4-W...
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by sangeeth96 2mo ago
They (WP and Lumia) would've been a strong 3rd player if the right investments and care were given since MS acquisition but alas, I think I should've noticed the writing on the wall for all of MS' consumer business (Xbox, bei
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Next.js 16.3: Instant Navigations(nextjs.org)
3 points by sangeeth96 3mo ago|0 comments
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by sangeeth96 3mo ago
This is what I’ve been thinking of ever since coming across Ramp’s agent[1] and other orgs trying to build their own remote dev envs with agents at the center. Makes so much more sense in this kind of a dev spree to not wait for a PR. Becau
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by sangeeth96 4mo ago
not in the app store?
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by sangeeth96 4mo ago
this was... hallucinated? hence the removal?
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by sangeeth96 4mo ago
> Ported tree-sitter, color-diff, yoga-layout, and a number of other WASM and Rust native modules to TypeScript, improving CPU and memory use by 2-10x in the process Curious to learn more on this (unless there’s a write-up in the works).
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by sangeeth96 4mo ago
I wonder if this is related to the supply chain attack they talked about at GrafanaCon[1] or a fresh leak. If latter, wonder what they missed since it seemed like they got their detectors/scanners set up well. Curious to read the repor
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by sangeeth96 4mo ago
A specific number.
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by sangeeth96 4mo ago
I had to fight through school and university in India with my teachers who believed these were legit questions to ask in written exams. Can't 100% blame them since almost all standard-issue textbooks had them and claimed they'd gi
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by sangeeth96 4mo ago
Likewise looking to adopt mise at work, have a PR nearly there and especially with all the LLM/skills CLIs, mise looks well positioned. I've been using it for a long time personally and is a delight to work with. Curious given pol
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by sangeeth96 7mo ago
Looking forward to trying this out and see how this differs from more manual approaches. One thing that stands out is an included store for public/private distribution — that’s super convenient given the cumbersome (and maybe, horrific
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by sangeeth96 7mo ago
Can we specify the location manually in Pro plan or is this only available in enhanced builds?
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by sangeeth96 7mo ago
Surprised this didn't hit the front-page.
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by sangeeth96 7mo ago
I’d be grumpy over wasting my time on an HN post that’s LLM generated which doesn’t state that it is. If I wanted this, I could be prompting N number of chat models available to me instead of meandering over here.
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by sangeeth96 8mo ago
Love mise, didn't know about hk. Will check this out but don't think $WORK (or me) needs more than lefthook at the moment, which we're quite happy with. Wonder if there are comparisons/example projects that showcases the
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Cursor Blame(cursor.com)
1 points by sangeeth96 8mo ago|1 comments
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by sangeeth96 9mo ago
Merry x'mas everyone!
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by sangeeth96 9mo ago
Why is this not on top of HN? This runs so smooth on iOS Safari on iPhone 17 Pro. I was mindblown!
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by sangeeth96 9mo ago
Thought it had something to do with some model updates, like Gemini Flash 3 for a moment.
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by sangeeth96 9mo ago
I have fond memories of using GitLab CI in 2018–2019 and I'm still pissed GitHub didn't just life and shift that kind of a model. Not sure about the particular issues you're running into but I remember GitLab supporting a lot
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by sangeeth96 9mo ago
For similar reasons many years back when I broke the bank for a G2, I decided to disconnect it forever. Besides the always-on spyware, every update broke something, which is incredibly frustrating considering the amount I spent. For instanc
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by sangeeth96 9mo ago
This just makes me extremely concerned for the iCloud transition I’ve been making. It shouldn’t be this easy to perform a user-disruptive action from the support/ops side. I would think they’d have visibility to some sort of “reputatio
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by sangeeth96 9mo ago
> Then they rediscovered PHP, Rails, Java EE/Spring, ASP.NET, and reboted SPAs into fullstack frameworks. I can understand the dislike for Next but this is such a poor comparison. If any of those frameworks at any point did half the
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by sangeeth96 9mo ago
This is what I asked my small dev team after I recently joined and saw that we were using Next for the product — do we know how this works? Do we have even a partial mental model of what's happening? The answers were sadly, pretty obvi
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by sangeeth96 9mo ago
Next team just published this: https://nextjs.org/blog/security-update-2025-12-11 Seems to affect 14.x, 15.x and 16.x.

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