For me it is the comic sans looking font

Someone peed inside his testes.

idk, also it is not about the frequency you update, it is usually about how long has it been since package is published to the internet

see concept of min release age https://pnpm.io/blog/releases/10.16

i wonder if other package manager have similar thing or not

By removing the banner, it tells the LLM that it is no longer being maintained, thus “lead to security issue”.

In my company my management is using similar approach to review changes. soon more and more ppl will no longer read code and think about the code change logically, instead get scared and block changes due to these “scary AI comment”…

my own personal interpretations based entirely on vibes are as follows

asshole: the anatomical opening at the end of the digestive tract, commonly known as the anus in human biology.

jackass: a male donkey belonging to the equine family, often characterized by long ears and a stubborn temperament.

dickhead: the upper part of the penis, specifically referring to the glans or head of the male reproductive organ.

Wait, that is completely different from what you said earlier.

“if you don’t tell Claude, it will override your change”

Agentic tools do this today.

imagine this, if you set a goal for a robot to build a 9th storeys building, later you interject mid way to build up to 15 storeys. When the robot resumes its task, of course the robot is going to destroy the higher floors to meet its original goal of building to 9th storeys.

what else should we expect here?

the right to do before hitting the resume button is to “communicate” this new intention again.

it is not about being afraid of things

why is your work stuff at home and why is your personal stuff at work ಠ_ಠ

yas! do it

In my area (southeast asia) we use “scan and pay” from our banking app. Merchants will have a qr code printed for us to scan via our banking app.

they are trying to make the banking app into something like a wechat where you can do a bunch of stuff on it.

why can’t you use a credit card with an NFC chip in it?

for tap and pay, for some reason I don’t like to take out my wallet, fiddle and try to take out the plastic and make payment.

i use it for transit and shopping. I always worry about misplacing or dropping it. Paying / tapping is often a rushed interaction that happen in crowded place. Right now I bring 2 phones with me. My android daily driver phone and an iPhone. I installed all banking / payment apps on the iPhone. Even if i dropped or misplaced my iPhone, the tap and pay feature is still protected with a lock screen, which the credit card does not.

^ also i brought the iPhone because I rooted my android phone. I got tired fighting safety net every week to get the payment apps to work

ArrrMatey

my usability scale from most user friendly (top) to least (bottom)

1. TinkerCad
2. Google sketchup
3. …
4. …
5. …
6. …
7. …
8. Autodesk Inventor
9. Blender (CAD plugin)
10. …
11. …
12. FreeCAD

how often

Huh? Frequently…? When i need to pay for food, drink, shopping, transfer money to my peers, etc.

Where I live is almost going cashless already. I don’t carry any cash with me.

luckily my banking app still works on Grapheneos now.

he wants unconsciousness. let’s drug him

carrying a laptop won’t help. If it helped, I won’t mind running a termux os via proot also. I dont mind if it isn’t optimised for small touchscreen yet.

right now most mobile payment options in my country only work with android/ios. My bank requires a phone for its device token (2fa).

The food and cab ordering platform is also exclusively on mobile only.

very sad

what is the reason for the ban?

Hmm, sorry—I could not find any relevant information on this topic. Would you like me to search again or ask something else?

I asked 3 times with perplexica running qwen 30b. Got the same answer 3 times lol

trying for the 4th time:

• Bulk access to data: While the site uses CAPTCHAs to prevent server overload, all HTML pages, metadata, and full files are available for programmatic download via GitLab, torrents (especially aa_derived_mirror_metadata), and a torrents JSON API <citation href=“https://annas-archive.gl/blog/llms-txt.html”>1</citation>.
• API access: For individual file access, users can make a donation and then use Anna’s API <citation href=“https://annas-archive.gl/blog/llms-txt.html”>1</citation>.
• Donation incentives: LLMs (and their developers) are encouraged to donate—partly in recognition that many models have likely been trained on Anna’s Archive data <citation href=“https://annas-archive.gl/blog/llms-txt.html”>1</citation>.
• Enterprise support: Organizations can obtain fast SFTP access to all files in exchange for enterprise-level donations, and can contact the team via the Contact page <citation href=“https://annas-archive.gl/blog/llms-txt.html”>1</citation>.
• Anonymous donation option: For those who prefer privacy, Monero (XMR) donations are accepted with full anonymity <citation href=“https://annas-archive.gl/blog/llms-txt.html”>1</citation>.

Citations: [1] https://annas-archive.gl/blog/llms-txt.html

There are many flavours and extensions of markdown. For example rendering of a table is not part of the standard. How newlines are handled also differ.

to have all browsers support this, this need to be made into a web standard. And all agreed by different browser vendors (like chrome, safari and firefox).

right now this might be best handled by browser extension first.