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  • LLMs can defend what you tell it to defend. What are you on about?

  • this web client is pretty cool, I don't have a use case for it yet, but I can see it being helpful for collaborative work like troubleshooting or tutoring.

  • so you don't need to open reddit:

    Zellij 0.43 just released - bringing the terminal to your browser

    Hi friends,

    We just released a new and exciting version of Zellij!

    Some highlights:

     
            A web-client to use Zellij from the browser (!!)
        Multiple pane actions (eg. stack multile panes, close multile panes, float multiple panes)Optional tooltip toggle for the compact bar
        Fix multiline URLs
        Better resurrection for wrappers (eg. nix)
    
    
      

    There's lots more! Check out the official announcement: https://zellij.dev/news/web-client-multiple-pane-actions/

  • I'm shocked some people are saying she didn't communicate it clearly.

    • ATC repeatedly tried to guess things and made the situation worse instead of asking for an explanation or to spell the word/problem. "Are you declaring an emergency?", "is your autopilot inoperative?", "do you have a medical problem?", "we suspect the aircraft has no pilot".
    • "pilots are inoperative" is not how anyone would say it
    • who wouldn't declare an emergency in that case?
    • what non-pilot would be so calm if they were flying the plane?

    She even explains why a toilet is used (so passengers can relieve themselves).

    It seems to me that the first controller planted the idea that she said they had no pilots, and everyone else just took that as a fact.

  • user permissions is a debian thing now?

  • Doubt it, the last thing an ATC would expect is a latin word. If the pilots knew the confusion was with the word toilet, they could just spell it tango-oscar-india-lima-echo-tango.

    edit: it seems whiskey-charlie is also well known

  • permission denied

    fuuuu

  • is there any script or tool out there that helps automate the mirroring of GH repos to Codeberg (or another forge)? I have 150+ repos, most are archived or outdated, but if I'm migrating I'd like to do with everything.

    update:

    Codeberg limits the number of repositories per user to 100 by default. If you have more than 100 repositories to migrate, you'll need to request a higher quota following their instructions.

    bummer; I might need to host forgejo

  • If it's garbage as in a string with a bunch of information that is hard to parse, yeah, crashing without giving the caller a way to avoid it might be worse. But what is exactly this garbage and in what cases are you considering returning it at all?

  • you should do what's idiomatic for that language, e.g.: return an error in Rust; raise an exception in Python or Java; return an integer != 0 in C; etc.

    Panic/crash/segfault

    probably the worst option for a library

  • pff you call that working fine?

  • My workplace is also requiring AI usage to show in goals and evaluation reports.

    I don't know if this fabricated push is just window dressing for stakeholders, but that kind of surprised me, because we're not exactly backed by VC or even in this "big tech" arms race.

  • That seems to be almost exclusive to the Peruvian Andes region, I'm from Brazil and never hear of anyone eating a Guinea Pig there, or even in Argentina and Uruguay.

  • $omething tells me that won't happen

  • that's 5 cents per customer per year

  • thanks