@fdcbabcdf@sppaacex@InsanityBit Wasn't this due to researchers cherry picking bugs for cv-padding, and external parties assigning CVEs without consulting kernel developers?
@0xEthMaxi_@ShimazuSystems import statements != boilerplate code, but I get what you're going for. But still, even in that case, ensuring imports follow project guidelines (DRY, KISS, style, allowed packages, etc), that we're using the correct libraries, avoiding importing unnecessary libraries, etc.
@0xEthMaxi_@ShimazuSystems How do you know which 20-30% needs attention without reading the rest? AI especially loves sneaking changes into the 'boilerplate' areas.
Furthermore, running a node in a loop for testing re-executes all the previous nodes, even if I didn't change them. So sometimes I'll have a web call that creates a Zendesk ticket, then I run a node after that point, and I come back to like 20 tickets open.
n8n is weird. The more I use it, the weirder stuff I find. Focus tends to lie; keystrokes land in the previously-focused field, not the one you clicked. No way to search for a node that is in use, i.e., to delete it while ensuring nothing downstream relies on it.
@itsprevinder Nice little Brainf*ck compiler running in a PDF, which uses Adobe's JavaScript support (why this is even a thing, I don't know). Now I'm tempted to see if I can get NC Lang to work also.
Wonderful, can't even ask a question about the copy fail vuln in Linux (CVE-2026-31431). The worst part is that it won't even take the time to research this and learn about it.
๐ Some more progress on gobullmq! Repeat/delayed jobs are mostly working, now it's worker logic, plus performance/API changes to make it easier to work with.
Check it out here: https://t.co/dtaMiqUUSk
๐ Making great progress on gobullmq! Next up: implementing `add` and `addBulk` commands with support for repeat jobs. After that, tackling the worker logic. Almost at a complete implementation!
Check it out here: https://t.co/f1YDAkie0U
welp, guess I wont be getting much done today, decided to backup and fully switch over to arch linux (no Manjaro or endeavorOS), mainly because it would be easier to configure a new DE that way