Is there any way to cache the dependency installation step on github actions for example?

I supposed you could cache whatever directory it installs to? Would be great to see an example

Yes, that is built into `setup-pixi` github action, indeed!

Note that these results are specific to gpt-4o so it's unclear how much they generalize.

They note at the end they're also testing "GPT o3, and Claude" but no empircal results are included.

How about the FairPhone running /e/os (which is de-googled)? You can buy it preinstalled directly from Murena.

Although this is not at your target price point. But /e/os can be used on hundreds of android phones (as opposed to GrapheneOS). So you can probably install it on your current phone

https://doc.e.foundation/devices

Having no GMS implementation at all or using microG introduces compatibility issues for a lot of proprietary software. GrapheneOS is the only ROM which supports running GMS in an isolated manner, without giving it direct access to privileged system APIs such as geolocation (which is sent to Google just because they can).

> To get there, we are not just reducing headcount and cutting costs, we’re fundamentally changing how we operate: rebuilding Coinbase as an intelligence, with humans around the edge aligning it.

For sure this part screams LLM

> rebuilding Coinbase as an intelligence, with humans around the edge aligning it

Wow. That’s my cue to never use Coinbase again.

Reminds me grok

"We’re not building Skynet, we’re cutting costs and putting the survivors on prompt duty"

Anything in that format gives that AI feel

+1 and the irony of this CEO-Idiot calling LLMs "intelligence" and putting people, the stupidest of which are 1000x orders of magnitude more intelligent than an LLM, in the second spot "aligning it", i.e. fixing the AI slop.

The actions/checkout repo still doesn't even use immutable releases so I'll believe it when I see it

https://github.com/actions/checkout/issues/2316

Yes, it's maddening. Especially since it's a fair amount of effort to move to commit SHA pinning and establish a good maintenance/monitoring process around it; if I knew it would be adopted quickly, I could argue that people should just wait and accept temporary risk.

Why share any opinion ever?

> Why does this matter? Because the “open source” rebrand wasn’t just a marketing change — it was a philosophical amputation.

I cringe whenever I see such an AI generated sentence and unfortunately it devalues the article

AI writing feels like putting a michelin course into a blender and drinking it

Yes, after two of those I stopped reading.

I use this extension on desktop and Firefox mobile to block shorts. They also support chrome (idk about chrome mobile).

https://github.com/Vulpelo/hide-youtube-shorts?tab=readme-ov...

You can also look at NewPipe on Android if you want an alternative YouTube app rather than web mode. Needless to say it's a real shame you have to work this hard to hide shorts...

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