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What is with these personal attacks? I don’t understand the insistence that every educational tool must offer some perfect, complete learning experience.

I grew up in India watching the early Sal Khan videos because I preferred them. They complemented school and helped me understand things I’d ignored in class or simply hadn’t been taught well.

You can critique the limits of videos without dismissing teachers who have genuinely helped millions of people learn.


Ease of deployment on Cloudflare, don't need a dedicated VPS or storage


> A "node:http" regression caused by a PR fixing many of outstanding issue. Author explains and apologizes.

> "Deno has no future"

I think there may be other things bothering you? These comments aren't really productive and discourage maintainers to even continue replying.

Disclaimer: I am a maintainer.


Oh, you bet that my goal is not to give the AI users a pat on the back. I want them to know my unfiltered contempt for their unfiltered contempt for me (and anyone like me who still works with their hands).


for the record the fact that I'm radically anti-AI also doesn't mean that I'm wrong that over the long term average it is a force that creates compounding debt and unmakes communities


> unfiltered contempt for me

bro what


I totally understand that you wouldn't get it if you'd never seen the kinds of things people say about non-AI users (writ large) and thought "they mean me".

I've been told I'm insane, retarded, a megalomaniac, or simply extinct. People I once respected are trying to convince the next generation not to learn, not to gain skill, not to build community. People with as much logic as a heap of bat feces tell me confidently that code is "over". Now if I was an AI I'd be very polite about this, but I'm a human so I say they can go fuck themselves.


Deno Desktop supports two backends as of now: CEF (Chromium) and Webview

You can get your app sizes as low as 15mb with `deno desktop --compress` (in canary)

A tiny "raw" windowing backend exists for WebGPU rendering as well


Try the webview backend: `deno desktop --backend webview`


This gives a 77 MB folder, not containing the browser (we're now using the OS' webview).

I wouldn't call this "Small by default".

I used this main.ts file: `Deno.serve(() => new Response("<h1>Hello, desktop</h1>", { headers: { "content-type": "text/html" }, }));`

and `deno desktop --backend webview main.ts`.

Unfortunately, launching `deno-test.bat` opens an empty white window, freezed (with waiting cursor...) on my Windows 10.



apologies, this is inaccurate currently, will get things updated


That’s great! IIUC Agent vault is an HTTPS proxy whereas Clawpatrol is a WG/Tailscale exit node so it can handle other protocols like Postgres and SSH without processes co-operating via HTTP_PROXY


claw patrol runs on the network level. There’s no process being terminated - HTTP/SQL/etc are rejected based on rules that you define. it’s resilient to the agent making changes to its own hooks or bypassing a local sandbox.


it is used in `deno compile` to embed source bundles


I've deleted the gist because it doesn't let me lock comments.

None of the issues have been fixed ofcourse. I don't think i care anymore.


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