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A consistent(ish) NPM dependency graph: www.vlt.io/blog/consist... In which @evertpot.com explains how we re-order NPM's replication log to give a more consistent dependency graph.
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A consistent(ish) NPM dependency graph: www.vlt.io/blog/consist... In which @evertpot.com explains how we re-order NPM's replication log to give a more consistent dependency graph.
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our design engineer jason (or is it json?) took every detail of our benchmarks site and made it between 100-1000x* better *on the luke scale of "this rocks"
Our benchmarks got a fresh look, with new ways to explore performance, and a few new capabilities for agentic tooling. Read about some of our favourite changes ↓ www.vlt.io/blog/more-th...
Stack Overflow prepares for a rapid influx of questions about the PHP security vulnerability and gets 3, closes 2. https://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/440576/
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This is an absolutely astounding press release from eMudhra. No apology, a suggestion that the researcher who found their private keys must have used AI, and an attempt to shift blame to auditors... wow. emudhra.com/en/press-release/emudhra-statement-distrust-global-tls-intermediate-root-ca
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I've definitely been sleeping on this Röyksopp album, dang. (Lost Tapes) https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1STRyblIHpXAs0W6pdlt6t?si=HEvD-UoPT1KmjL6ICJpGlA
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People have been reporting this since 2025 but no official response: github.com/orgs/communi...
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on the ⚡️ @vlt.io ⚡️ registry we serve metadata that is 70% smaller which is one reason (out of many!) that we're able to do clean installs in 20-70% less time when you point to our registry vs npmjs.org. i wrote about how we did it:
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I've called this the 'The Kobayashi Maru' interview question for programmers. There's no "right" answer only painful trade-offs which makes it very revealing.
I need to decide if 1KB means 1,000 bytes or 1,024 bytes in all of my software I was leaning 1,024 but it looks like macOS and Windows both define KB as 1,000 these days I want whatever people are most likely to understand (I do not think most people know what KiB or MiB means)
Been thinking about this project for probably almost 20 years and a few years ago tried & failed to build this. Tried again with AI and actually got it working. https://globalcity.evertpot.com/
Been thinking about this project for probably almost 20 years and a few years ago tried & failed to build this. Tried again with AI and actually got it working. https://globalcity.evertpot.com/