victor has courted a very llm-enjoyer audience and such people are famously prone to hype. fan activity as you put it easily accounts for the missing order of magnitude, if you like.
victor's legit and people have been excited about his work for years; squashing the history was just a bit of an optics oopsie on his part. the star to fork ratio makes perfect sense for something like bend. - fstar: 3k…
now imagine how many other devs and maintainers are contemplating this but just haven't been pushed to their personal breaking point yet. or take note of how many, when asked about the spam problem, just nervously go…
just like cvdazzle before it, this is bound to do bugger all one model into the future, and in the meantime you'd still really want to stick a pebble in one shoe and wear platforms or something to mess with gait…
genuinely remarkable, the altogether perhaps even productive mischief you can get up to, especially with `__VA_OPT__` becoming a proper standard in both C and C++ so you don't have to feel dirty about using it. i…
damn, nostalgia hit. i installed this as a kid when it was called mousepath, and the sight of the result was definitely part responsible for my amateur interest in graphics. on the topic of graphic design, everything…
are we reading the same instructions? i struggle to see what makes a curlbash leading into a few interactive prompts “crazypants”; it's the same story with brew and gentoo prefix
can i just point out the sublime, crystalline irony of something called “vanilla os” using one of the most spuriously patch-happy distros in existence as a base?
> in the strictly browser realm > much more idiomatic OCaml style dammit, that's it -- time to go and whip up something that fills the “actual ocaml realm”/“idiomatic ocaml style” quadrant
contemporary firefox with several APIs intentionally disabled for fingerprinting/annoyance prevention. it would likely be worth throwing up a specific error box stating “TigYog requires the [...] APIs to function.…
oh, yeah, sandbox-exec is fun. for the record, the exact scheme they use is tinyscheme. the whole facility is largely undocumented, but it still somehow manages to be friendlier than seccomp -- i remember learning about…
victor has courted a very llm-enjoyer audience and such people are famously prone to hype. fan activity as you put it easily accounts for the missing order of magnitude, if you like.
victor's legit and people have been excited about his work for years; squashing the history was just a bit of an optics oopsie on his part. the star to fork ratio makes perfect sense for something like bend. - fstar: 3k…
now imagine how many other devs and maintainers are contemplating this but just haven't been pushed to their personal breaking point yet. or take note of how many, when asked about the spam problem, just nervously go…
just like cvdazzle before it, this is bound to do bugger all one model into the future, and in the meantime you'd still really want to stick a pebble in one shoe and wear platforms or something to mess with gait…
genuinely remarkable, the altogether perhaps even productive mischief you can get up to, especially with `__VA_OPT__` becoming a proper standard in both C and C++ so you don't have to feel dirty about using it. i…
damn, nostalgia hit. i installed this as a kid when it was called mousepath, and the sight of the result was definitely part responsible for my amateur interest in graphics. on the topic of graphic design, everything…
are we reading the same instructions? i struggle to see what makes a curlbash leading into a few interactive prompts “crazypants”; it's the same story with brew and gentoo prefix
can i just point out the sublime, crystalline irony of something called “vanilla os” using one of the most spuriously patch-happy distros in existence as a base?
> in the strictly browser realm > much more idiomatic OCaml style dammit, that's it -- time to go and whip up something that fills the “actual ocaml realm”/“idiomatic ocaml style” quadrant
contemporary firefox with several APIs intentionally disabled for fingerprinting/annoyance prevention. it would likely be worth throwing up a specific error box stating “TigYog requires the [...] APIs to function.…
oh, yeah, sandbox-exec is fun. for the record, the exact scheme they use is tinyscheme. the whole facility is largely undocumented, but it still somehow manages to be friendlier than seccomp -- i remember learning about…