my private feed is mostly a combination of memes and snarky commentary on random GitHub issue comments

Designing a security policy for #oss volunteers who have no dedicated time, sometimes completely AWOL, is more art than science.

Without the #trivy community, it would have be a fools errand in #zipkin .

github.com/openzipkin/zip…

When you restart OpenRewrite by Moderne on a big project, just in case it might catch something new

nothing wrong with being a little cheeky

Worst #oss prank would be stealing privileged OSS token and setting repos to auto-merge without squash

In case I'm wrong, not citing the issue, but I think I've seen an issue raised by a bot about not being able to build something.

The one who raised its only activity is raising similar comments on random projects. Plus, 'me, too' comments, are from suspicious accounts. No one

sometimes copilot refuses to do something, and I wonder if it is a value judgement

Fiercely kill the CVEs, except if spark is involved.. then, just accept your fate.

Ok just open sourced my hobby 100% userspace in-process syscall interception framework I worked on in the last few months, which is totally half-baked and no intention to continue but I feel this could be interesting to someone in my circle!
github.com/mathetake/tvis…

pretty cool first commit to #zipkin : improving vision accessibility github.com/openzipkin/zip…

someone who passionately dislikes a project due to a technical failure can be a part of its success... if you can agree with them

kindof interesting my feed both includes new ways to compare a string, and also RAG stuff with langchain

It is strange to disable a feature that's been in place for so many years, but times and priorities change. The new #java virtual threads thing is basically a synchronized time linter. So, hey whatev github.com/openzipkin/zip…

programmers forever:

f := favorite language (of the day)
l := language I don't know, but don't like
t := thing written in $l which is re-used immensely
p := problem like slow or a bug

Wow, obviously $t suffers from $p... I mean it is written in $l. I'm so so glad I don't write