The actual Mermaid ASCII renderer is from another project [0]. This project transliterated it to typescript and added their own theming. [0]: https://github.com/AlexanderGrooff/mermaid-ascii
Engines other than v8 exist. React Native uses Hermes or JavaScriptCore (Apple/Safari). [0] Other engines include SpiderMonkey (Mozilla/Firefox) [1] and QuickJS [2] [0]:…
Have a look at the Steam Hardware [and software] Survey [0] results. Linux has been trending upwards whist Windows has been trending down for a wee while. And the population this looks at is primarily interested in…
They're real bugs all right - have you ever tried to search a gmail account via apple mail?
So the protection is that debit cards take longer to pay out to merchants? An increased window to dispute charges doesn't strike me as innovative but more like an arbitrary variable from the CC company.
This varies a lot between countries and cultures. For example in New Zealand, EFTPOS cards are very popular (similar to debit cards, but issued directly by our banks so no user fees ever - the merchant pays for the…
TimeLine maintainer here. Their demo for live-streamed data [0] in a line plot is surprisingly bad given how slick the rest of it seems. For comparison, this [1] is a comparatively smooth demo of the same goal, but…
The same website says that as of 2024, it is slowly being reconstructed: https://www.oskarjwhansen.org/news/2024-hoover-dam-star-map-...
Source for this stat?
Now, with our ALL NEW Agent Desktop High Tech System™, you too can experience prompt injection! Plus, at no extra cost, we'll include the fabled RCE feature - brought to you by prompt injection and desktop access.…
This still wouldn't be perfect of course - AIML101 tells me that if you get an ML model to perfectly respect a single signal you overfit and lose your generalisation. But it would still be a hell of a lot better than…
So a trivial supply-chain attack in an npm package (which of course would never happen...) -> prompt injection -> RCE since anyone can trivially publish to at least some of those registries (+ even if you manage to…
The example in this article is prompt injection in a "skill" file. It doesn't seem unreasonable that someone looking to "embrace AI" would look up ways to make it perform better at a certain task, and assume that since…
Even if you don't fully retrain, you could get what's likely a pretty good safety improvement. Honestly, I'm a bit surprised the main AI labs aren't doing this You could just include an extra single bit with each token…
Also cool that when you open it in a new tab, the svg [0] is interactive! You can zoom in by clicking on sections, and there's a button to reset the zoom level. [0]: https://questdb.com/images/blog/2026-01-13/before.svg
This is missing the best part of windows 8/metro - the glow around the cursor. I found it really fun playing with how the glow highlighted smooth sections of tile borders as well as illuminating the whole tile. IIRC it…
Seems that OpenCode is YC-backed as well [0] [1]. I would've thought YC would encourage better cyber security practice than OpenCode have demonstrated here. [0]: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/sst [1]:…
Hilariously, a link given as an example is now effectively broken. https://github.com/styleguide/templates/2.0, cited in a comment cited in the article now just redirects to a style guide landing page with no context.
I guess it depends highly on what you value. I dislike site that eagerly load all their images below the fold, since on my mobile phone I have a metered data plan. Unlimited data is still uncommon or very expensive in…
Their structure in the markup can be a bit confusing imo - something more like a <figcaption> inside a <figure> or a <legend> inside a <fieldset> would be much nicer imo. The spec even mentions [0] that you're allowed…
I once tried to try Raku years ago, but I was left really confused by the website and docs. Clicking through the code examples on your new website, I kept being amazed at some of the great things Raku does. It's night…
The actual Mermaid ASCII renderer is from another project [0]. This project transliterated it to typescript and added their own theming. [0]: https://github.com/AlexanderGrooff/mermaid-ascii
Engines other than v8 exist. React Native uses Hermes or JavaScriptCore (Apple/Safari). [0] Other engines include SpiderMonkey (Mozilla/Firefox) [1] and QuickJS [2] [0]:…
Have a look at the Steam Hardware [and software] Survey [0] results. Linux has been trending upwards whist Windows has been trending down for a wee while. And the population this looks at is primarily interested in…
They're real bugs all right - have you ever tried to search a gmail account via apple mail?
So the protection is that debit cards take longer to pay out to merchants? An increased window to dispute charges doesn't strike me as innovative but more like an arbitrary variable from the CC company.
This varies a lot between countries and cultures. For example in New Zealand, EFTPOS cards are very popular (similar to debit cards, but issued directly by our banks so no user fees ever - the merchant pays for the…
TimeLine maintainer here. Their demo for live-streamed data [0] in a line plot is surprisingly bad given how slick the rest of it seems. For comparison, this [1] is a comparatively smooth demo of the same goal, but…
The same website says that as of 2024, it is slowly being reconstructed: https://www.oskarjwhansen.org/news/2024-hoover-dam-star-map-...
Source for this stat?
Now, with our ALL NEW Agent Desktop High Tech System™, you too can experience prompt injection! Plus, at no extra cost, we'll include the fabled RCE feature - brought to you by prompt injection and desktop access.…
This still wouldn't be perfect of course - AIML101 tells me that if you get an ML model to perfectly respect a single signal you overfit and lose your generalisation. But it would still be a hell of a lot better than…
So a trivial supply-chain attack in an npm package (which of course would never happen...) -> prompt injection -> RCE since anyone can trivially publish to at least some of those registries (+ even if you manage to…
The example in this article is prompt injection in a "skill" file. It doesn't seem unreasonable that someone looking to "embrace AI" would look up ways to make it perform better at a certain task, and assume that since…
Even if you don't fully retrain, you could get what's likely a pretty good safety improvement. Honestly, I'm a bit surprised the main AI labs aren't doing this You could just include an extra single bit with each token…
Also cool that when you open it in a new tab, the svg [0] is interactive! You can zoom in by clicking on sections, and there's a button to reset the zoom level. [0]: https://questdb.com/images/blog/2026-01-13/before.svg
This is missing the best part of windows 8/metro - the glow around the cursor. I found it really fun playing with how the glow highlighted smooth sections of tile borders as well as illuminating the whole tile. IIRC it…
Seems that OpenCode is YC-backed as well [0] [1]. I would've thought YC would encourage better cyber security practice than OpenCode have demonstrated here. [0]: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/sst [1]:…
Hilariously, a link given as an example is now effectively broken. https://github.com/styleguide/templates/2.0, cited in a comment cited in the article now just redirects to a style guide landing page with no context.
I guess it depends highly on what you value. I dislike site that eagerly load all their images below the fold, since on my mobile phone I have a metered data plan. Unlimited data is still uncommon or very expensive in…
Their structure in the markup can be a bit confusing imo - something more like a <figcaption> inside a <figure> or a <legend> inside a <fieldset> would be much nicer imo. The spec even mentions [0] that you're allowed…
I once tried to try Raku years ago, but I was left really confused by the website and docs. Clicking through the code examples on your new website, I kept being amazed at some of the great things Raku does. It's night…