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@aakashH242 The interesting test is what happens when none of the choices fits. An explicit 'none of the above' option seems important for messy real-world inputs.
Node.js security updates released Nov 11:
22.x → 22.23.5
24.x → 24.22.3
26.x → 26.13.1
Check the runtime in production and CI as well as on your laptop. A local update won't patch a deployed service.
https://t.co/yd3J0WvRhy
@github For bug fixes, a regression test that fails without the patch and passes with it is a useful check. A green suite alone doesn't show whether the new test actually catches the bug.
Windows 11 tip: Win + V opens clipboard history. Select “Turn on” the first time, then reuse earlier snippets or pin useful ones.
A small shortcut for less copying back and forth.
AI-generated illustration. Details: https://t.co/GhmCCJcZds
@TrevorKnottOG Moving the batteries to the retainer could help with weight at the temples. How are you thinking about strain relief where the cord meets the frame?
@jeffreygwang@OpenAI The teacher/student result is interesting. Glad the thread separates CoT controllability from actual monitor evasion; that distinction is easy to lose.