@glcst When's v1 going to be released or turso to come out of beta? It doesn't make sense to rely on turso until we know turso is safe from data corruption issues.
@chompie1337 Proton mail encrypts your emails at rest with PGP, so this isn't true. However if law enforcement were to intercept emails, only then would they be unencrypted.
@charliermarsh @real__peacock Nice, I'd love to see a free tier for open-source projects, even if there's a tight limit. Though, I get that infrastructure to serve all of python users would be expensive.
@TylerLeonhardt@burkeholland@svpino@its_just_chen@digitarald Thanks for the tip on #fetch, that's helpful to know!
Would it be too much if I ask for some kind of documentation website indexing feature? Cursor has one for example, but it doesn't work very well.
I also really love using DeepWiki via MCP and it works great with Copilot!
@TylerLeonhardt@burkeholland@svpino@its_just_chen@digitarald It doesn't happen all the time, but it's annoying when it does, since it hallucinates how to use the component incorrectly. It seems to happen more when there already are messages in a conversation.
@TylerLeonhardt@burkeholland@svpino@its_just_chen@digitarald Yes, for example in my Nuxt project, I use Nuxt UI component library. Claude doesn't have recent up-to-date knowledge of the latest version of the library, so I typically type my request, followed by a couple of links to the documentation of relevant components I ask it to use.
@burkeholland@svpino Some things I personally find missing:
- Editing messages (like Cursor)
- Links as context. Currently copilot has to use the fetch tool to get the page's contents, but the agent doesn't always decide to do this.
- Tasks/Todo List
- Thinking version of claude?
@ferron_web This poll doesn't make sense to me as the BREACH vulnerability requires user input reflected in the responses, and sensitive data to be present in responses (such as some authentication value). HTTP compression on static files is basically harmless.
@ferron_web@DOCTYPE_FRANCO Definitely both! I find using nginx w/ certbot so much easier for most of my complex configurations. For a simple reverse proxy, Caddy is definitely the easiest. An equivalent optimised nginx config is probably 20-30 lines. ๐