This your boy? https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01762...
"Seat belts don't solve car crashes so there's no need to wear one!"
Just to put everything in perspective, I recognize fully that Cloudflare had a use case for tsrs with WASM sandboxing. I am addressing your larger point about this sort of thing becoming the norm. > We cannot ignore…
You are talking about banning the DeepSeek hosting provider which no one in this thread disputes would be a risk to national security. The issue is banning open weight models which are not software, they are data. Some…
ah yes, the good ol' "we created the perfect, non-realistic scenario in a lab therefore it has implications in the real-world" type paper. The hugging face hack was not a model gone rogue, it was intentional security…
Don't governments have tech literate advisers? What's to stop someone from distilling DeepSeek into the TotallyGrownInTheUSA model?
> It wasn’t “let’s build a faster Rust based Typescript compiler” at all. That was a nice side-effect. Then why are the performance graphs the headliner topic in the article? The WASM sandbox is barely a footnote.
What are the problems in async the new trait solver will fix? Looking forward to building more on async Rust so I'm curious
AI isn't improving productivity if EVERYONE is trying to reinvent the same f*king thing. What are we doing here? Why publish any open source software at all if someone is gonna swoop in and vibe something better™…
Too late I just shipped tsasic so you can have a custom-made board for every single application you will ever write.
These two things are mutually exclusive. They can store encrypted backups on a server somewhere, but unless they have the decryption keys from both parties (E2E) then no, it can't be stored in plain-text.
The productivity gains of people using their own "custom" harnesses and agent tooling (e.g. letting agents talk to eachother over a messaging board) is questionable at best a waste of time at worst. No one I've talked…
> If your primary purpose is SOLVING the problem, you should be ecstatic! If your primary purpose was rent-seeking so you could play with puzzles*, you'd be very upset. I'm not a mathematician but I find this framing to…
> Wild that they devoted so much effort to an economically completely infeasible model. I wonder if the combustion version will even break 3 figures sales. I'm not a Musk fanboy by any stretch of the imagination but…
I agree the average tech worker is woefully unaware of how tech illiterate the non-tech user is, but I would push back on the notion that basic security measures would've threatened the margins of a grocery store, and I…
Language choice is more often due to politics than practicality. Microsoft probably has some internal process for deciding on languages and "defaults" to typescript since they have the most direct control over the…
A refusal to hold the individual responsible for starting the prompt is in itself a declaration of war against humanity. Either have some accountability or the nation states with nuclear arms will do it eventually.
GPUI does use native controls. I'm not sure what you mean https://github.com/longbridge/gpui-component
Morality is defined by the people with the most dollars. Until enough people cancel subscriptions over this (spoiler: they won't) nothing will happen.
Why are there an endless flood of comments like this on HN and other social media insisting that because there’s such high demand, it’s IMPOSSIBLE that these tech companies are overvalued and over leveraging debt.…
What about the current ecosystem is lacking that made you want to write a new one from scratch? (gpui, Dioxus, Slint)
I'll be honest given the article title I was hoping for a detailed rant on the complex installation process that most Windows apps hide, but this was also a nice read. And as a user of Raycast they do indeed have a very…
Go ahead and go live next to one then and show us how it's nothing but propaganda. Quite convenient how the same people trying to run roughshod over the others to get these bubble mania mausoleums built NEVER live near…
It's political doublespeak. They want to have their cake and eat it too.
I don’t have some grand theory on SO’s downfall. All I will say is that sometimes us programmers try to optimize every single thing in life and that’s simply not how humans work. SO tried to optimize the Q/A by eagerly…
This your boy? https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01762...
"Seat belts don't solve car crashes so there's no need to wear one!"
Just to put everything in perspective, I recognize fully that Cloudflare had a use case for tsrs with WASM sandboxing. I am addressing your larger point about this sort of thing becoming the norm. > We cannot ignore…
You are talking about banning the DeepSeek hosting provider which no one in this thread disputes would be a risk to national security. The issue is banning open weight models which are not software, they are data. Some…
ah yes, the good ol' "we created the perfect, non-realistic scenario in a lab therefore it has implications in the real-world" type paper. The hugging face hack was not a model gone rogue, it was intentional security…
Don't governments have tech literate advisers? What's to stop someone from distilling DeepSeek into the TotallyGrownInTheUSA model?
> It wasn’t “let’s build a faster Rust based Typescript compiler” at all. That was a nice side-effect. Then why are the performance graphs the headliner topic in the article? The WASM sandbox is barely a footnote.
What are the problems in async the new trait solver will fix? Looking forward to building more on async Rust so I'm curious
AI isn't improving productivity if EVERYONE is trying to reinvent the same f*king thing. What are we doing here? Why publish any open source software at all if someone is gonna swoop in and vibe something better™…
Too late I just shipped tsasic so you can have a custom-made board for every single application you will ever write.
These two things are mutually exclusive. They can store encrypted backups on a server somewhere, but unless they have the decryption keys from both parties (E2E) then no, it can't be stored in plain-text.
The productivity gains of people using their own "custom" harnesses and agent tooling (e.g. letting agents talk to eachother over a messaging board) is questionable at best a waste of time at worst. No one I've talked…
> If your primary purpose is SOLVING the problem, you should be ecstatic! If your primary purpose was rent-seeking so you could play with puzzles*, you'd be very upset. I'm not a mathematician but I find this framing to…
> Wild that they devoted so much effort to an economically completely infeasible model. I wonder if the combustion version will even break 3 figures sales. I'm not a Musk fanboy by any stretch of the imagination but…
I agree the average tech worker is woefully unaware of how tech illiterate the non-tech user is, but I would push back on the notion that basic security measures would've threatened the margins of a grocery store, and I…
Language choice is more often due to politics than practicality. Microsoft probably has some internal process for deciding on languages and "defaults" to typescript since they have the most direct control over the…
A refusal to hold the individual responsible for starting the prompt is in itself a declaration of war against humanity. Either have some accountability or the nation states with nuclear arms will do it eventually.
GPUI does use native controls. I'm not sure what you mean https://github.com/longbridge/gpui-component
Morality is defined by the people with the most dollars. Until enough people cancel subscriptions over this (spoiler: they won't) nothing will happen.
Why are there an endless flood of comments like this on HN and other social media insisting that because there’s such high demand, it’s IMPOSSIBLE that these tech companies are overvalued and over leveraging debt.…
What about the current ecosystem is lacking that made you want to write a new one from scratch? (gpui, Dioxus, Slint)
I'll be honest given the article title I was hoping for a detailed rant on the complex installation process that most Windows apps hide, but this was also a nice read. And as a user of Raycast they do indeed have a very…
Go ahead and go live next to one then and show us how it's nothing but propaganda. Quite convenient how the same people trying to run roughshod over the others to get these bubble mania mausoleums built NEVER live near…
It's political doublespeak. They want to have their cake and eat it too.
I don’t have some grand theory on SO’s downfall. All I will say is that sometimes us programmers try to optimize every single thing in life and that’s simply not how humans work. SO tried to optimize the Q/A by eagerly…