trashburger

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by trashburger 16d ago
20 years of copyright from creation, just like patents. The first two Shrek movies should be public domain by now.
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by trashburger 2mo ago
I use a bunch of different coding agents but they always have annoying permission pop-ups or not the right kind of sandboxing. I wanted something simple and flexible so I made it over the weekend. You use it like so: - Get the binary in wh
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Show HN: Agent-run – Run a coding agent in a sandboxed environment(github.com)
8 points by trashburger 2mo ago|3 comments
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by trashburger 3mo ago
This article, too, was originally discovered by Jürgen Schmidhuber in 1991!
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by trashburger 4mo ago
https://github.com/xs-lang0/xs/blob/d9e11545685c29c054c50c52... Every other piece of * the old tier-1 dispatch JIT (the ~1500 lines of per-opcode helpers, * the jump-table dispatcher, the jit_rt
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by trashburger 4mo ago
I mean, if government overreach (IP, DMCA 1201) is preventing us from using the things we pay money for in any way we might, might as well add more government overreach on top to claw some rights back?
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by trashburger 4mo ago
I've personally driven adoption of Bazel across two teams in our company over the last two years (we have an extremely fragmented set of repos that touches everything from hardware, to end-to-end simulation, to cloud software, to CDK s
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by trashburger 4mo ago
> And neon db for Postgres. For 90% of the time when they're up.
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by trashburger 5mo ago
You want something like Gerrit.
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by trashburger 6mo ago
It shows a lack of care for the reader. Use your own words.
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David Ungar is working on a new Self IDE(lists.selflanguage.org)
1 points by trashburger 7mo ago|0 comments
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by trashburger 7mo ago
It is under a license that prevents using the source in any way you choose: You may not use the klaw source code to operate a multi-tenant managed service (Software as a Service) where the primary value proposition is providin
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by trashburger 8mo ago
I'm noticing a distinct lack of Guy Standing sitting in the "Weird and wonderful Wikipedia" section.
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by trashburger 9mo ago
Call it larping, being performative etc. but it is a concept as old as time. People emulate the interface of successful people without actually having the implementation of successful people.
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by trashburger 9mo ago
> Ignoring requires-python upper bounds. When a package says it requires python<4.0, uv ignores the upper bound and only checks the lower. This reduces resolver backtracking dramatically since upper bounds are almost always wrong. Pac
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Bincode is now unmaintained(docs.rs)
3 points by trashburger 9mo ago|0 comments
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by trashburger 9mo ago
Cross-compiling doesn't work because you're not defining your dependencies correctly and relying on the existence of things like system libraries and libc. Use `zig cc` with Go which will let you compile against a stub Glibc, or g
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by trashburger 10mo ago
For the GC it sounds like they don’t have generations which means copying long-lived objects needlessly due to the generational hypothesis. Interesting idea with the mailbox allocator, but how do these two allocators interact? Is the heap n
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by trashburger 10mo ago
I would very much like for him not to ignore the negativity, given that, you know, they are breaking the entire fucking Internet every time something like this happens.
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by trashburger 10mo ago
I wish JavaScript stopped being an abandoned trademark. monkey paw's finger starts curling
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by trashburger 1y ago
Maybe "practical" engineering is a better label?
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by trashburger 1y ago
Check your browser/OS, works fine here.
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by trashburger 1y ago
Early EOD for me!
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GitHub pull requests are down(github.com)
202 points by trashburger 1y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Papertoy: run a Shadertoy shader as an animated Wayland wallpaper(github.com)
1 points by trashburger 1y ago|0 comments
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by trashburger 1y ago
A lot of claims about being "privacy first", but is there any way to actually verify these claims? For example they claim "no logs", but unless I log into their servers and personally check there is no way I can be sure,
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by trashburger 1y ago
What's caricature today is headlines tomorrow.
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by trashburger 1y ago
Windsurf is now owned by OpenAI so Anthropic is playing politics and not giving them access (they're pulling put all existing models in ~5 days too).
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by trashburger 1y ago
Put it in metadata. ;) Image-based languages can associate metadata with live objects, which is how stuff like category info and visibility is provided. It doesn't affect runtime, of course, but it can give you squiggly lines in the li
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by trashburger 1y ago
I think it's a terrible idea to put your entire business in the hands of big tech companies who will take it away at the first sight of something they don't like with zero (legal or otherwise) recourse, sometimes in an entirely au

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