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stephenlf
3d ago
> Follow a complete course, change real manifests and see what cpak accepts, refuses or changes. Professional paths lead to an exam and a public, verifiable credential. Holy Claude
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3d ago
Robin Hood?
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5d ago
Besides the performance benefits, I use Polars at work because it’s just (subjectively) nicer to work with. The “pl.col” API lets you create arbitrary generated/virtual columns anywhere you want, declaratively. You can throw in these c
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5d ago
I watched an interview that Casey Muratori did with Tyler Cloutier (SpacetimeDB founder and spokesperson) [1]. One of the points that Tyler is that, given modern CPU architecture with cache lines, a distributed database needs to fan out to
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6d ago
https://stephenlf.dev/blog/python-library-in-2026/
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6d ago
How is that simpler?
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7d ago
The entire internet is breathing a sigh of relief
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Fortune Telling Fraud
(en.wikipedia.org)
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9d ago
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9d ago
This scam has apparently resurfaced among Esty spell vendors
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9d ago
“Widely regarded” still applies, I think.
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9d ago
Yeah that example was pretty flimsy and contrived.
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10d ago
Comparatively, this is what it's like getting all of this working across browser versions, platforms, and so many other things: …<img not found/>… I don’t know what this picture was supposed to be, but a 404 demonstrates
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14d ago
Pair programming worked well for me in college because my peers had about the same level of background knowledge and the goal was well defined. At my day job, pair programming doesn’t work as well, since the knowledge gaps in different part
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Illumos Doors: Unix Built-In RPC Mechanism
(blog.daveeddy.com)
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16d ago
uv is the backbone of any modern Python library. I’m excited to see improvements. https://stephenlf.dev/blog/python-library-in-2026/
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16d ago
uv is the backbone of any modern Python library. https://stephenlf.dev/blog/python-library-in-2026/
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17d ago
Do you know anybody who wants to read AI-generated research papers? I don’t. Do you?
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17d ago
This isn’t the only ridiculous thing Anthropic does to promote Claude. They still don’t support AGENTS.md
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17d ago
The text on this website cuts off on my browser (iPhone 15 Safari). Phone-width websites have been solved for over a decade, so I’m not sure how the devs missed this. But I’m sure that the developers nailed the git extension.
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17d ago
This IS systemd we’re talking about.
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17d ago
Asking others for feedback is absurdly powerful.
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18d ago
Kudos for finding the perfect name
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20d ago
This whole page sounds AI generated. If the author couldn’t bother to write a decent promotion, why would we think that the book was even half decent?
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22d ago
Fantastic ideas. The SQL Injection to ACE pipeline is incredible.
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22d ago
Yes. These are funny little quirks, but nobody will ever get tripped up by them.
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22d ago
Spooky and riveting!
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22d ago
Fantastic article. Thanks for sharing. I love the honest take on LLM-based fuzzing. It’s exactly something I would do with a similar problem.
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28d ago
I was hoping for some code examples but got none. Can anyone help?
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1mo ago
By: <|°_°|>
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2mo ago
Slick project. Very cool.
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