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As a go developer, Copilot write 100% "if err != nnil for me

I sometimes wonder why Dev Containers is so slow. I've tried it on a project with a go, Python and nodejs toolchain, and pre-builds running on GitHub Actions usually take an hour and a half or more.

This is something I've wanted for a long time, will it have pe and macho format support?

I wonder why this protocol needs an ack? a websocket wrapped in a tls should be perfectly capable of guaranteeing the integrity of the message

The parts of Go that make the most sense to me are the default static linking and the easy cross-compilation. rust does part of this, but C-dependent crates are easy to introduce (e.g. openssl-sys) and directly cause cross-compilation to be a disaster.

The attack on xz illustrates that even if the code is open source and the build is reproducible, well-designed attacks can still be executed.

leetcode uses the similar things to detect AI cheaters by placing a <span> with opacity 0

The word underpaid seems too friendly. In the case of the open source developers I know, they don't get any money

That's awesome! But when i switch between the twiggy and bloaty, the ui freeze for a while, maybe WebWorker can resolve this problem.

You may want to try google/bloaty.

Even if the debugging information is stripped out, this tool can still extract a lot of information. This is because Go keeps a lot of specific information about functions in its pclntab table inside the binary for reflection, GC or other work. The tool is able to analyse this part of the information. Also, it includes a rudimentary decompiler for extracting possible static data calls from the binary, which is simple, but seems to work well.

well, still didn't support embed as library.

There are many years since the article being written. I'm wondering if there is a better solution in 2024.

Is this page down？I only got failed to start application on imherefor.me

  This is most likely because your project has a code error.
  Check your project logs, fix the error and try again.

I opened the demo on my phone with chrome canary. It just crashed my browser.

I used to do similar things at https://github.com/openPanel/core/blob/master/app/tools/quic... . But I didn't dive it further and I just replaced tcp with a quic stream.

Honestly, I don't see the reason to pay $10/month just to translate a json file.Or is this just another OpenAI API caller startup? "In any case, we must use LLM?"

The log goes stderr and the output goes stdout. I think it might be convenient for those who use the pipeline.

There aren't many options for animated images, and maybe apng, but I can't even find a encoding library available for that.

What a classic SEO.