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After quietly removing JPEG Xl support in Chromium a few years back it might be making a comeback. JPG XL and AVIF are both pretty impressive formats, and their support is good to see.
Cargo will sometimes confusingly change your underscores to spaces if you use snake_case in your field names, so please don’t do that
Cargo will sometimes confusingly change your underscores to spaces if you use snake_case in your field names, so please don’t do that
Cargo will sometimes confusingly change your underscores to spaces if you use snake_case in your field names, so please don’t do that
Have you ever used Solaris descendants on real hardware? I use OmniOS, an Illumos distribution. Illumos is the fork of the OpenSolaris project, which was killed by Oracle. I use it mainly as a NAS, VM and HVM host, a file storage and VPN exit point. It works wonderfully. Zones are a great container replacement. It also can run linux applications without using the linux kernel, using LX-branded zones.
Underdog - www.unsungnovelty.org - 9 months ago - eng
Layers - www.unsungnovelty.org - 9 months ago - eng
Old School - www.unsungnovelty.org - 9 months ago - eng
Warmth - www.unsungnovelty.org - 9 months ago - eng
I've applied for Clojurists Together yearly funding in 2026. Here's my application. If you are a Clojurists Together member, and would like to see continued development in this area, your vote can help me keep working on this :) My goal with this funding in 2026 is to continuously develop Clojure AI, ML, and high-performance ecosystem of Uncomplicate libraries (Neanderhal and many more), on Nvidia GPUs, Apple Silicon, and traditional PC....
I've applied for Clojurists Together yearly funding in 2026. Here's my application. If you are a Clojurists Together member, and would like to see continued development in this area, your vote can help me keep working on this :) My goal with this funding in 2026 is to continuously develop Clojure AI, ML, and high-performance ecosystem of Uncomplicate libraries (Neanderhal and many more), on Nvidia GPUs, Apple Silicon, and traditional PC....
In my last Bending Emacs episode, I talked about overlays and used them to render link previews in an Emacs buffer. While the overlays merely render an image, the actual link preview image is generated by rinku , a tiny command line utility I built recently. Rinku leverages macOS APIs to do the actual heavy lifting, rendering/capturing a view off screen, and saving to disk. Similarly, it can fetch preview metadata, also saving the ....
0a0a68a0653783e5d258bc900640fd67601841e7 so my aunt told me about the Quatrefoil Library today 2287859e1bc52ecbfe97e87f1ec407589879ff50 A Woman Named Bartholomew
Mac Tahoe (in Beta as of the time of this writing) has this new feature called Edge Light that basically puts a bright picture of an Edge Light around your screen and basically uses the power of OLED to give you a virtual ring light. So I was like, why can't we also have nice things? I wrote ( vibed, with GitHub Copilot and Claude Sonnet 4.5 ) a Windows Edge Light App (source code at https://github.com/shanselman/WindowsEdgeLight and you ....
Working on Holt Kit , I need to write a lot of Leptos components. A lot . Lots of components still to be done... Holt Kit is intended to be an overly complete collection of elements, which need to be maintainable and have a consistent level of quality and implementation style. So
Hello! We're very glad to announce that Eddie Android edition 4.0.0 preview is available 2026-11-28: Eddie Android edition 4.0.0 Beta 1 is available 2026-01-14: Eddie Android edition 4.0.0 Beta 2 is available 2026-03-04: Eddie Android edition 4.0.0 Beta 3 is available 2026-03-27: Eddie Android edition 4.0.0 Release Candidate 1 is available 2026-04-08: Eddie Android edition 4.0.0 has been released - please move to this thread https://a....
Hello! We're very glad to announce that Eddie Android edition 4.0.0 preview is available 2026-11-28: Eddie Android edition 4.0.0 Beta 1 is available 2026-01-14: Eddie Android edition 4.0.0 Beta 2 is available 2026-03-04: Eddie Android edition 4.0.0 Beta 3 is available 2026-03-27: Eddie Android edition 4.0.0 Release Candidate 1 is available 2026-04-08: Eddie Android edition 4.0.0 has been released - please move to this thread https://a....
Government needs revenue for various things it needs to do - military, infrastructure, providing services, for providing some social security and to pay federal administration among other things.
I recently came up with the fact that the KeePassXC project stated that they are going to report in the PRs when a piece of code is handmade or generated, but that that they are not "vibe coding". https://keepassxc.org/blog/2025-11-09-about-keepassxcs-code-quality-control TL;DR: > If the majority of a code submission is made using Generative AI (e.g., agent-based or vibe coding) then we will document that in the pull request. ....
pwn by cop - lainchan.org - 10 months ago - eng
How do you defend against being framed for a crime? For example, I've been thinking about pwnage by cop for a while. Swatting is a classic, but consider this: let's say my roommate pissed me off so much that I want to ruin his life permanently. >I start micro-dosing him with drugged food and lowly increase dosage over the course of several months. Once I start seeing withdrawal symptoms, I drop the rest of the stash in his drawer an..
In my previous post about Claude Code , I talked about using VS Code devcontainers to safely run Claude in “dangerous mode.” That was great for a typical software project. But what about something harder? What about porting a complex hardware-interfacing library from Python to Go, where you need to deeply understand USB protocols, radio registers, and firmware internals? That’s exactly what I did with gocat – a Go library for controlli..
In my previous post about Claude Code , I talked about using VS Code devcontainers to safely run Claude in “dangerous mode.” That was great for a typical software project. But what about something harder? What about porting a complex hardware-interfacing library from Python to Go, where you need to deeply understand USB protocols, radio registers, and firmware internals? That’s exactly what I did with gocat – a Go library for controlli..
In my previous post about Claude Code , I talked about using VS Code devcontainers to safely run Claude in “dangerous mode.” That was great for a typical software project. But what about something harder? What about porting a complex hardware-interfacing library from Python to Go, where you need to deeply understand USB protocols, radio registers, and firmware internals? That’s exactly what I did with gocat – a Go library for controlli..
In my previous post about Claude Code , I talked about using VS Code devcontainers to safely run Claude in “dangerous mode.” That was great for a typical software project. But what about something harder? What about porting a complex hardware-interfacing library from Python to Go, where you need to deeply understand USB protocols, radio registers, and firmware internals? That’s exactly what I did with gocat – a Go library for controlli..
This is the Simple Security Questions thread for simple questions. If with a simple question and without a suitable thread already existing, post it here and someone will probably try to answer it. Remember to do some research before asking questions. No one wants to answer a question that a simple search can already resolve.
We’ve evolved from slash commands to MCP servers to skills, but our configs haven’t. That prompt from the Claude 3.7 era? It’s still running. That’s not legacy-it’s debt.
Origins of Exocortex - ben3d.ca - 10 months ago - eng
The story of how I coined the term "exocortex" in 1999 to describe a synthetic cognitive regulator - a technological layer that participates in the brain's regulatory hierarchy rather than merely extending its output.
I last talked about epithet two years ago, in 2023 , when I started kicking around ideas to make it general purpose. I'm pleased with how it's turned out, so I want to start talking about some of the design decisions. I dare not document it yet, for fear someone may use it, but that's probably coming. Even though it never had a proper 1.0, I am calling this v2 in my head as it is not at all compatible with the previous iteration, and....
I last talked about epithet two years ago, in 2023 , when I started kicking around ideas to make it general purpose. I'm pleased with how it's turned out, so I want to start talking about some of the design decisions. I dare not document it yet, for fear someone may use it, but that's probably coming. Even though it never had a proper 1.0, I am calling this v2 in my head as it is not at all compatible with the previous iteration, and....
We’ve evolved from slash commands to MCP servers to skills, but our configs haven’t. That prompt from the Claude 3.7 era? It’s still running. That’s not legacy-it’s debt.
Tested recommendations for the best voice-to-text tools for developers. From coding with WisprFlow at 179 WPM to meeting notes with Granola. Real experience, not marketing.
I used Granola and Otter.ai side by side for months. One requires a bot, one doesn't. Here's which one I kept and why.
Detailed comparison of WisprFlow vs OpenAI Whisper for developers. Compare accuracy, speed, integration, pricing, and real-world performance for voice-to-text coding.
Tested recommendations for the best voice-to-text tools for developers. From coding with WisprFlow at 179 WPM to meeting notes with Granola. Real experience, not marketing.
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