TheRoque

Yeah but if that was true we'd see better or cheaper products at least, or new competitors rising. If it increases the speed for everyone, but there's no visible change for the end user, I wonder if AI makes you really more competitive in the first place.

Angular is an absolute joy to work with as a framework, improving year after years, not scared of shifting heavily when a new favorable paradigm comes in. You never had data to prove that angular sucks because all the benchmarks don't say so.

This cursor sound is almost asmr-ish, damn.

I don't think so, businesses like Zerodium bought zero days in plain sight and I don't think they faced legal consequences. They don't operate anymore though. So basically I'd say it depends who you sell it to and how.

Thanks, did that right away

Unlike so many people here, I think discord not being indexed by search engine is pretty OK and is even a feature. All other spaces of internet have been invaded by bots, astroturfing, sucking every single bit of data possible... The more the data is easily scrapable, the more it enshittifies everything around it. Moreover people don't behave the same knowing that something is private vs something is public (yes things are mostly public on discord, but at least there's a sense that someone has to actively look for your messages instead of having them indexed by default)

I always press 0 (dismiss), but is there a Way to stop prompting me to feedback ?

wow this one is cool as hell, as a diablo/ARPG fan

It's not that old, but it's old enough that it should have gained a bit of traction, it should have been mentioned in more discussions etc. And ultimately adopted more. It's purely a gut feeling though because I didn't run any numbers

Damn. Deno is a super old project, in 2018 the Nodejs creator did the talk "things I hate about NodeJS" and introduced Deno. It's 8 years ago now, and clearly even though the project was known by most Node users, it didn't gain any traction at all. I don't even remember "the bad parts" that Deno tries to solve, were they that bad at all ? Anyways Node will keep evolving and implement new features, new standards, optimization. I think it's super risky to move to an alternative. In the age of the LLMs, if you wanna get out of Node, you better translate all to native Go or Rust.

What microVM do you recommend ?

Doesn't seem like hard dilemmas... Would you use the word "use" for hopping on a bus ? Well same for hopping on an autonomous car. Unless you touch the wheel you didn't use it. Same for the second example, doesn't seem ambiguous as all, the hardest part I guess is proving it that there was no malicious intent, but with logs and all that, doesn't seem that hard.

Was curious too and this came up: https://www.irishtimes.com/news/to-be-or-not-to-be-1.101984

I also put everything in one repo nowadays, no matter the usage, the language etc. All is synced, and all is accessible by my LLM. There are a lot of tools to manage monorepos, and frankly most of the time you don't even need them.

They just remove it from the ISP's DNS, changing your DNS server will bypass it. I don't really call that a ban personally, more like softly hiding

I mean... Righfully so. All those new "gambling" websites (who aren't even regulated as such) are an insider trader's dream.

Totally. It doesn't make sense to have such powerful chips and not being able to leverage it.

The Macbook neo has a Phone chip. And Android now integrates the Linux terminal (well, for compatible chips). Valve is also trying to put gaming on ARM chips. So I'd say we're starting to blur the lines between phones and PCs. Personally, owning a samsung phone, I'm looking for a neat option to leverage my powerful chip and work on it on trips, but so far I find the options to do so too expensive considering how much money I already put into my phone (VR glasses, Lapdocks, external monitor/keyboard...)

Claude is a french name and is unisex

AI coding is not that efficient. 2x increase at best, depending on the usage. Doesn't seem like a lot is gonna change tbh.

Wouldn't it need a super critical exploit, I mean zero-day vulnerability, to escape from that kind of sandbox ? And if you think further, then isn't that risk also applicable to pretty much any kind of sandboxing ?

Would you say podman is better, or is it the same as docker ?

With Termux: https://www.reddit.com/r/kde/s/1DUmyqTYKJ

What's wrong with just Android?

Ok my bad. I remember hearing that it was a criticism of common harnesses and that the creator of Pi wanted more control over that feature, so I assumed it wasn't enabled by default. Thank for pointing it out !

What extension do you use ? With all the supply chain attacks I am warry of adding extensions, so I wonder if there's like a go-to one that everyone uses

A lot of harnesses compress the context when it becomes massive, Pi doesn't do that out of the box (EDIT: that's wrong, as pointed out below). It can be both good and bad. Also since it doesn't have a lot of tools out of the box, the context is not polluted with external tool call descriptions that the agent has to be aware of.

Basically, it doesn't handle the context "better", it barely does anything special to it, which can actually be better for cost efficiency.

Isn't it a non profit too ? But you seem to imply it's going into individual's pockets ?

Then why try to act like one ?