I did go to the nim forums and see exactly what you’re describing. It is a lot more dead than I want because I like the language and want to see it do better. I don’t know why you’d vibe code something in nim honestly; a more popular language would make more sense for vibing.
You referring to Nimony?
People usually include a summary or first few paragraphs in the text of their post along with the link.
I believe a super el nino usually means a dryer Colorado basin. So… I hope they get rain, I like when my food is able to be grown.
I think the interpretation here is more about breaking from dependence on others.
I prefer this technique: https://app.flowmo.io/
You start a timer. When you’re done with your task or just need a break you stop the timer and your break length is proportional to how long your work timer went for.
So if you work for 20 you then get 5 minutes of break. But then if you work for an hour you get 15 minutes of break.
Is printing to stdout how it alerts you to a timer ending?
The US has always been like this. We’re a brutal, land grubbing, hegemonic power.
I have been very happy with Codeberg, but I have been keeping an eye on https://tangled.org/
On closer inspection, preventing post-install would have fixed it too: “The attack exploited a transitive dependency, plain-crypto-js@4.2.1, which executed a postinstall script to deploy the RAT.”
Minimum age would have prevented it in this case.
I always advocate switching to pnpm where install scripts are disabled by default. It has plenty of security features to ward off most supply chain attacks.
Because most projects are legacy projects.
I always advocate switching to pnpm where install scripts are disabled by default. It has plenty of security features to ward off most supply chain attacks.
I run my home services on an extremely low power PC. So I like bare bones.
I follow hundreds of feeds: personal friend’s blogs, YouTube channels, weather advisories, newsletters, local news, urban design, climate news. It is a lot of information.
Customer co-op memberships are probably the least likely to organize or collectively do anything unless it means cheaper prices. The union is doing the right thing here it seems.
I find fd to have a really nice API.
I don’t know how old your students are, but there is also MIT Scratch.
It is back online FYI