miguelxpn

Not OP but also a brazilian with friends that bought BYDs, the ones I talked to about it really like it.

I'd say around 60% of the Ubers I get are BYDs and I'm glad when it's one because that means it's a newer car and it's very comfortable.

What a coward.

This is hitting me hard. I used to work for Automattic and met Eric a bunch of times during our meetups. He was a good one and will be missed. Rest in piece.

Original title: Automattic’s interim CEO and legal chief signed reciprocal severance deals during Mullenweg’s brief ouster

Oh, I had no idea. When you said opened I thought you meant founded, my bad!

He bought Pocket Casts.

If I'm not mistaken they had a telecom infrastructure division at one point.

But the whole point of those pills is that it didn't go soft anymore!

Seems like he was a writer for The Thick of It. Fitting.

I'm glad you got diagnosed and the treatment is working. Sending you virtual hugs!

Any plans to start shipping to Brazil? I'd be all over this if I could buy one.

The landing page says "Who are we to tell you how to use your computer?" so I'm assuming you'll be able to do whatever you want with it. Similar to the Steam Deck.

I can't wait to see what she accomplishes at Intel. She has a very bright future ahead of her!

I think they have different use cases. MCP is for tool calling, A2A for agents communicating between themselves.

The third season of Twin Peaks is the best piece of television I ever watched. Rest in peace, you will be missed.

The Primeagen had a stream to test it out where he found a pretty big security problem (that was fixed eventually)

https://youtu.be/927W6zzvV-c?si=uerRK1czUIGZbJBn

No surprises there. Steve has always been a great writer.

Location: Brazil. Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: PHP, Ruby, Python, Elixir, Go Résumé/CV: https://www.miguelxpn.com/resume.html Email: It's in the résumé.

More than 10 years of experience. More focused on backend development. I have strong security skills, in my previous two jobs I found and reported several internal vulnerabilities and in my last job a few public ones (I have some CVEs created from my research).

I am almost sure they use AI to generate subtitles too. Some subtitles have sentences that really look like automatic transcription errors.

Yep, we encountered the same problem right in the middle of some critical infrastructural maintenance we were doing. Really frustrating.

That book gave me the highest dose of existential crisis I've ever felt. I should probably re-read it.

Interesting, Stephenson later used some of that on the plot of Cryptonomicon.

Yeah! Before I started contributing I always thought that I wasn't good enough to even try. When I started I noticed how welcoming the communities usually are and that motivated me to contribute me even more. Nowadays I try to motivate people whenever I can.

Good catch! That's indeed the case. Another commit was made where that piece of code was refactored into a function and it returns 1 in case the header is present so strstr isn't being called an extra time in the current code.

[1] https://github.com/php/php-src/commit/3d9c02364db62a6d8e2794...