Am I the only one who vehemently despised this movie?

Yes, you are the only one who is wrong ;)

Coding agents with full automation like this require a different workflow that is almost purely conversational compared to Cursor/Windsurf/VS Code. It requires more trust in the model (but you can always keep Cursor open off to the side and verify its edits). But, once you get into the right rhythm with it, it can be _really_ powerful.

Less than a quarter of the way through the article:

> Worse, the deaths are non-random in other ways—they tend to occur at particular times! Just the scheduling of deaths cost Light 6 bits of anonymity

Sort of a strange article. You don't see that many people _not_ praising --dry-run (speaking of which, the author should really learn to use long options with a double dash).

I'm not aware of any CLI arguments that accept emdash for long arguments–but I'm here for it. "A CLI framework for the LLM era"

I only saw the emdash in the thread link, but I do know that an iPad "wants" to turn a double dash into an emdash automatically. I have no idea how to disable that default.

If you’re using an iPad, the implicit assumption is that Apple knows better than you what you want to do.

Couldn’t disagree more. Both the manga and the anime are masterpieces.

Ehhh, they're masterpieces and then a second half happens. Still ends up quite good.

Indeed the first half is supreme. I really enjoyed watching Light's downfall though.

Have you seen the show/read the manga? That's precisely the first tactic L uses against Light - he broadcasts that he has precise knowledge that he's somewhere in the Kanto region of Japan based on this timing. It's also mentioned in the article which you claim forgets to cover this.

OP is talking about different things which is also mentioned in manga.

to be more precise, OP says L should use the fact that Light selects criminals only when they appear on Japanese TV.

In the manga, L did track down earliest of murders to Japan and therefore started his "world" broadcast from one region in Japan.

Light got angry at broadcast's message.and lost his cool, and fell into the trap of "world broadcast"

I’m failing to see any distinction.

If my memory serves me right,L reduces it to Japan based on initial murder and then to kanto based on Live broadcast murder.

How exactly are the ports "exposed" if they can't be bound to an interface?

Binding to 0.0.0.0 means binding to every interface.

That bit hadn’t been edited in when I wrote my comment.

You have NPD or something. Hope you reach out to professionals at some point. Your attitude is unsustainable.

I look forward to your disproportionately rude response.

I'd say minification/summarization is more like a lossy, semantic compression. This is only relevant to LLM's and doesn't really fit more classical notions of compression. Minification would definitely be a clearer term, even if compression _technically_ makes sense.

The "How we're building responsibly" section has nothing to do with acting responsibly. It should be called "Limitations" instead. Section reads LLM generated honestly.