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Who's behind KosmicKrips/LunarG implementation again? The MoltenVK is taking their time, hence we have a second imeplementation really
Posted by
cyh555 on Tuesday October 06, 2026 @04:25AM
from the reddit.com dept.
He gonna write more articles if he uses Linux and Windows
this is being innovative? nevermind, not gonna argue on that
but some AI projects have been using deno desktop to run python via pyodide locally, I couldn't complain since it's like a sandbox to them
A lot of words for something that's not important at all, if llm agents can do it, it means human can do it since then, I mean...
reading the article confuses me though I don't want to do the context switching by googling what 3rd level domain is about
"does the test coverage adequately demonstrate the functionality of the code?"
and is this a solved problem? If not, then the bottleneck is right here, if it is solved, then yeah we shouldn't need anymore software engineers other than the elites
yeah, except that when it goes wrong then it's also pointless, the fault's on the users themselves though
how about the people who host llms themselves?
what do you mean? everyone can self host llm agents
just self host the llms, no one will be put in jail when the llms escape containment, owners don't have to claim responsibility
no proof or and R&D findings are being published, they can say whatever they want
Right, I was confused when it has the wifi/ethernet port
cool, now about Rubygems...
off topic, can people host the software themselves and the software will hack every server on the planet without supervision, and no one can be held responsible for it since there is no intent?
If it is tracked down to that it originated from a particular computer with a particular ip address, the owner of the computer and the ip address has to be held responsible, it's the same for the human that tries to hack
Is this Skyrim Special Edition or the Legendary Edition?
it's against the social rules to call them out
100% except when Kafka goes wrong, who maintains it?
They could be hosting on their own homelab network (without tailscale etc magic)
You are right, but you can't convince anyone, because the product owner bear all the responsibilities for his/her decisions.
Seriously, just do it with what you have and what you can, like cameras, the best pen/paper is the one you have with you
"anti those people who misuse AI"
Is screen tearing enabled for Wayland? Also how's the latency on Linux vs Windows vs MacOS?
If you can't help your employer to be more profitable, it's not meaningful to talk about this.
It is all about capitalism
and have they totally got rid of the average employees? They can blame the models for the production outages already?
the title should be changed to '1-Click GitHub Token Stealing via a VSCode Bug in the websites vscode.dev and github.dev* only'