🇺🇦 Ingvar Stepanyan

I map my backup drive to B.

And my dev drive is, of course, D.

Yeah typically for most devs the private ssh key is just a file in your ~/.ssh and almost any script can read that with no authentication 😬

Whereas GCM credentials are stored in a proper OS keychain.

Yup yup. I don't remember the last time I used git over ssh, GH's credential manager takes care of everything without going through key generation - just login with 2FA as you normally would and forget it.

I just barely managed to gain the upper hand in this cerebral chess match against GPT-5's PhD-level reasoning.

What is it bluebbering about.

User: How often does the letter b appear in strawberry? Assistant: The letter b appears twice in "strawberry'. User: How often does the letter b appear in blueberry? Assistant: The letter b appears three times in "blueberry" User: Show me Assistant: blueberry Positions: blueberryb Count: 3

AGI is upon us.

Allow storing `format_args!()` in a variable by m-ou-se · Pull Request #140748 · rust-lang/rust Fixes #92698 Tracking issue for super let: #139076 Tracking issue for format_args: #99012 This change allows: let name = "world"; let f = format_args!("hello {name}!"); // New: ...

Oh wow, Rust 1.89 finally allows

let f = format_args!("hello {name}!");

Such a simple-looking thing, but a long time coming. github.com/rust-lang/ru...

Just google search AI overview.

"location south of the South Pole"?

My forehead hurts from all the facepalms induced by AI overviews.

Yeah but then the error "constructor" is also called `Err` so at that point I'd still rather stay consistent and say that `TryFrom` should have `Err` not `Error`.

I get that new name is meant to be more readable, but the result is that now every time I'm using these traits, I have to remember which is which, and almost always getting it wrong...

Yeah I know, but in those situations I'd rather stick to existing names for consistency.

Rust pet peeve: why is the error called `Error` in `TryFrom` but `Err` in `FromStr`. How can std already be inconsistent with itself 😭

Perplexity is using stealth, undeclared crawlers to evade website no-crawl directives Perplexity is repeatedly modifying their user agent and changing IPs and ASNs to hide their crawling activity, in direct conflict with explicit no-crawl preferences expressed by websites.

Perplexity is repeatedly modifying their user agent and changing IPs and ASNs to hide their crawling activity, in direct conflict with explicit no-crawl preferences expressed by websites. blog.cloudflare.com/perplexity-i...

These methods should return a disposable object so that instead of e.g. console.group("my group"); console.time("my label"); ... console.timeEnd("my label"); console.groupEnd(); user could write using group = console.group("my group"); using time = console.time("my label"); ... // groups and times are automatically ended at the end of the scope

I keep thinking of all the places where the explicit resource management proposal could fit in. E.g. wouldn't this be nice? github.com/whatwg/conso...

Might be easier to just send a PR? github.com/MicrosoftDoc...

Raw internet, sure, but there have been many reports of AI companies mass-stealing (or, in some cases, buying) quality books, so you'd think they'd at least get decent style out of those.

What did it possibly train on where it kept encountering this format with emojis in each paragraph header? I know few blog posters who do this, but vast majority of literature doesn't.

Just for the weekend, but a bit far from you, sorry - otherwise would definitely ping :)

I only took a picture. I love raclette, but putting it in a burger feels like an abomination.

What's even the point of personalisation if it seems to be used only for the start of the conversation and is forgotten as soon as that's outside the context window.

For me it's "stop using the f-ING emojis". I've added that to personalisation, to what chat gpt should know about me, I keep repeating that every dozen messages and it still keeps coming back to that
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You know you're in 🇨🇭Switzerland when

If you look up the word in the Oxford dictionary, Edison used the term "bug" in the late 1800s to refer to engineering flaws, so Hopper may have used it first for computers (and gets full credit for the joke mentioned here) but the term in general did not originate with her.

Tiny reminder of what the Russo-Ukrainian War is all about. RIA News ‘There is no other option: no one should remain alive in Ukraine’

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Yeah I love getOrInsert a lot more.

What's weird is that if I close the app and reopen again after network has recovered, it loads main feed just fine.

So the session is still there, it just doesn't have a flow for "retry network" page after network failure, instead redirecting me to the login page.

And, for Workers + Rust enthusiasts out here: WASI with filesystem bindings is coming (hopefully) shortly after!

Overall it seems like a UX issue of not having a dedicated screen / flow for recovering from bad network rather than a logic issue like a race condition.