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There’s a lot of debate about whether this reduces model accuracy, but this is basically Chinese grammar and Chinese vibe coding seems to work fine while (supposedly) using 30-40% less tokens

It’s commonly “they”

For example: “Meta released a new product, they (Meta) are calling it …”

Both sports betting and prediction markets are effectively the same as reading tea leaves anyway. You can determine the real odds in roulette or blackjack because those are closed games that have simple probabilities, but any odds given in sports betting or prediction markets are just fancy guesses

Let me know when it runs DOOM

A valid use case I can think of is if npmjs.com is blackholed by your company to prevent supply chain attacks

> The blocker wasn't capability—it was liability.

Yikes (regarding the AI patterns in the comment)

Isn’t that why you should like it then? It saves your time because you’d get the page earlier

Or Rspack (https://rspack.rs/) which is intended to be a drop-in Webpack replacement

how is this possible? isn't everyone using the same node version?

and checking in lockfile changes

I think they're referring to the spiders that are deep in the web, since the midges presumably don't make it that deep

That code from your post is fairly standard image load handling, but the notable part is this line:

self.apng_supported = ctx.getImageData(0, 0, 1, 1).data[3] === 0;

Unless I'm misunderstanding, it's basically a "neat trick", like using ~~ for rounding or a fast inverse square root.

Is the intent that everyone who makes use of that trick is supposed to link back to your blog?

I feel like the article should've been called "plaintext-only websites" or something, because if you had asked me I would've also defined "text-only" as image/video-less websites

Bend comes to mind as an attempt at this: https://github.com/HigherOrderCO/Bend

Disclaimer: I did not watch the video yet

Not very much when there are products like this: https://floatfinancial.com/blog/virtual-credit-cards-canada/

I might be silly but I don’t get the point being made there.

I believe due process is important in every case, and I want to believe that having a mixed system eventually results in due process being skipped more and more, but the example from the end of the article goes against that: England and France diverged, so it’s possible for a mixed system to go either way?

It seems to me that they (Valve) are complicit. Don't they provide the API that those sites use?

I don't think they tried very hard to shut them down, they could be doing a lot more.

Edit: based on what I recall from this Coffeezilla video (https://youtu.be/13eiDhuvM6Y?si=GJ_kXOJyXFTogy40&t=476)

I don't think that's what this is saying, isn't it that 100 - ~82 = 17.7% ?

These tips are great, but they don’t address some of the core ways that these supply chain attacks may happen: global modules and npm modules installed with editor extensions.

So `yarn global add nx` will still install the latest version by default, unless you specifically have a `~/.yarnrc` disallowing lifecycle scripts they will still be executed. Using a package manager that doesn’t allow lifecycle scripts by default is the solution here I guess.

I don’t know what the solution is for stuff like [this](https://github.com/nrwl/nx-console/blob/d2fa56509679fc942bbc...) where the editor plugin automatically uses the latest version, or where in general you have little control over what version is used. Any eslint, typescript, nx, prettier, etc plugin will presumably depend on their corresponding package from npm, and if any of those gets compromised then just installing an editor extension could be enough to get you in trouble.

Why wouldn’t it? The end result of a npm install or a bun install is that the node_modules folder is structured in the way it needs to be, and I think it can run node-gyp for the packages that need it.

gracias

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I know the screen is an arbitrary size, but in general if you need more screens you could be walking around with an iPad to use with your laptop instead of a Vision Pro

AWS is up for me, where do you see they're a part of the outage?

I'm not actually sure that you can do anything besides draw right now

Photopea isn't made using WASM, it's just vanilla HTML/JS/CSS

Edit: well besides (as of 3 years ago) 2 modules apparently: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/s2elpv/comment/hsfwn9...

doesn't seem to work on macOS, I get:

  find: illegal option -- t
  usage: find [-H | -L | -P] [-EXdsx] [-f path] path ... [expression]
         find [-H | -L | -P] [-EXdsx] -f path [path ...] [expression]

Not for running the project locally

Why will giving someone a cash reward mean you have a better chance of getting your wallet back in the future?

That is true, but I still can't reconcile how faeces get on their hands in the first place when it's overwhelmingly common to use bidets

it’s almost certainly not identical now, it just used to be at conception