I wouldn’t do any of that in a CI-only system. If I did, I’d use tools that exist for those jobs that already allow scripting languages.

1. Why wouldn’t you use IaC tools for this? All the majors have Python already.
2. What build or deploy task needs to both create and reference a bug ticket?
3. What build or deploy task needs to do database lookups? Or possibly what task needs those across multiple, independent stages?

I dislike scam money as much as the next person. I do not, however, dislike cryptography. There’s a really good common in the thread about elliptic curve cryptography not having a place on Codeberg anymore and I think that’s valid. I don’t even know if OpenSSL could have a place on Codeberg with this decision. Their nonprofit, their rules. Just not very libre-minded and definitely sets a bad precedent. And before someone tells me Microsoft actively censors GitHub, this isn’t a whataboutism thread. It just reduces my trust in a supposedly open collective.

This is a boilerplate example. I asked for something more than boilerplate. Give me some reasons why I need an incredibly stateful CI engine.

Looking at the examples, you’ve just made a brand new GitHub Actions framework. There’s YAML to wrap everything together and a bunch of Python that’s so declarative it might as well be HCL. Do you have an example that’s a bit more than “do what YAML does only in bash?”

While they can’t buy a pardon, they can buy “asylum.” Until they’re out of the US there’s no guarantee Trump won’t break yet another legal system to do whatever the fuck he wants. Interpol is, after all, not his idea so he has little reason to respect it.

The pyproject.toml spec is ten years old. Python 3 is almost twenty years old. The community standard moved within the last five years. Tox is only necessary if you want to validate across specific versions so it can be replaced by tools like Poetry. If you’ve got GitHub workflows that’s the standard anyway so you should be running something like act locally. Static typing redundancy is a waste of compute.

If you’re going to be an asshole, make sure you can back everything up. You can’t so I’d recommend taking a breath and going outside.

Edit: I looked through your GitHub and even though your profile name is “msftcangoblowm” you don’t seem to use .yaml but instead the YAML extension Windows devs use.

I’m just gonna copy what I put in another comment to highlight why Dawkins thinks “Claudia” is conscious

Claudia: That is possibly the most precisely formulated question anyone has ever asked about the nature of my existence. . .

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Could a being capable of perpetrating such a thought really be unconscious?

It is. The vuln itself was found with guidance of an AI tool. Doesn’t make the vuln any less bad. Does make Xint look really shitty for constantly shilling with boilerplate AI instead of a good human analysis (or at least something above boilerplate).

The only guaranteed fix is in the kernel. You’ll want to check your distro for the CVE. The disclosers very happily bring up all the distros affected but do not seem to have reached out to any of them to also patch. The CVE itself is still waiting for NVD analysis beyond its base score.

I’m not actively saying they did anything wrong but I am saying they’re blowing smoke about responsible disclosure.

This is 100% AI generated. This isn’t the community for that.

The copyright symbol is way more compressed than the signature and the bed lines seem more compressed than the faces. It’s plausible this is AI.

Forgive me, I’m not super versed on Dewey’s mathematics ideas. Quick skimming of some articles and papers seems to suggest he was very practical and wanted kids to tie into the real world. How does that differ from the pink side? Both, to me, seem the opposite of classical logic training.

Doesn’t Ubuntu still ship with Snap? I don’t think Flatpak trumps that yet. It’s hard to say one of the other formats won when Canonical (or Fedora derivatives in the case of Flatpak) still mainline something else.

You and I are in agreement; the user I responded to seemed to be implying otherwise.

Edit: I think it’s a bit strong to say it’s “a literal white supremacist talking point.” Your average boomer is going to mistakenly associate it with Voltaire. I think folks that are some level below terminally online have seen one of the many pieces pointing out its origin. Away from the author, it could stand on its own merits which is why “kids with cancer” is a funny response to it. In the US, at least, I haven’t seen a lot of discussion from the white supremacists who run the government on this quote which further makes me question if it’s a literal talking point. Perhaps you are aware of groups that are actively pushing it? If not, it’s a bit more reasonable to say what the first response in this thread said. Be careful.

Why does that preclude it from being in the zeitgeist?

The shopping assistant plugs into browsers like Chrome and Safari to compare prices and surface deals across tens of thousands of retail and resale sites in real time. It essentially serves as your own personal deal finder: Say you’re looking at a $200 dress from Anthropologie, Phia can find and compare prices at secondhand sellers to help customers find a better price.

Gates and Kianni first brainstormed startup ideas in their Stanford dorm room, cycling through concepts before landing on a consumer tool that included Gates’ interest in women’s empowerment (likely modeled after her own mother) and Kianni’s sustainability focus.

I don’t think a coupon tool that wastes excessive resources is either empowering or sustainable.

I don’t think the issue is paywalls. I think the issue is the personal actions of the owner. I also really don’t think Russia plays into this. Again, the personal actions of the owner of achive[.]today were the reason it was removed. The site was used by the owner to personally attack someone.

In the US at least prisoners do not really have a choice of reading material. Men in prison get jacked and read what they can get their hands on which is not necessarily what they might want to read. This is a good DB. Prisoners might also have to pay to read if it’s digital. I would personally contend that it’s harder to read in jail than prison but I don’t have a good study for that. More people go through jail than prison so the ability to read is much lower overall.

The rest of the world might treat prisoners a little more like human beings so I don’t know if this works outside of the US.

For those that don’t know, he ultimately backed EME which was dumb.

Yes but we’re talking about zsh. I know zsh wasn’t on TiVo.