JavaScript is undoubtedly the most used programming language in the world and is hugely influential on one of the largest technologies we have all come to rely on – the internet. With this power comes great responsibility, and the JavaScript ecosystem has been rapidly evolving, making it incredibly hard to keep up with the latest JavaScript best practices. In this blog post, we will cover several
Leaked meta prompt, seen at https://x.com/amebagpt/status/1841177927569838519
openai_meta.txt ��ʮ�U �5���U Understand the Task: Grasp the main objective, goals, requirements, constraints, and expected output. - Minimal Changes: If an existing prompt is provided, improve it only if it's simple. For complex prompts, enhance clarity and add missing elements without altering the original structure. - Reasoning Before Conclusions: Encourage reasoning steps before any conclusions
GitHub Pull Requests Version 0.100.0 of the GitHub Pull Requests extension adds Copilot integration: Use the @githubpr chat participant in the Chat view to search for issues, summarize issues/prs, and suggest fixes for issues. @githubpr uses a number of Language Model tools to accomplish this. There's also a new Notifications view that shows GitHub notifications, with an action to prioritize them
Attacking browser extensions
Browser extensions first became mainstream in the early 2000s with their adoption by Firefox and Chromium and their popularity has been growing ever since. Nowadays, it is common for even the average user to have at least one extension installed, often an adblocker. Research into the security of browser extensions is mostly scattered around between individual bug reports and coverage on malicious
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