it's not like aflatoxin would show up in "added ingredients". It's not meant to be there. (If you haven't read the text, the author's thesis is that it that a few fungi infected peanuts make it through quality control.)
Growing up in Germany nowadays Peanut Butter is an option, but way more popular is Nutella. But that contains peanuts too! 13% according to the Nutella website and some of the peanuts are sourced from the USA. So given the peanut fungi hypothesis, why would peanut butter (rarely) cause the allergy and not Nutella? (higher peanut concentration?)
Isn’t it hazelnut in Nutella ?
These are way more common in Europe (as walnuts are).
Usually in France, traces of peanuts are reported in the composition of product, but only because production lines in the same factory might deal with peanuts.
"Canonical's Jon Seager mentions that the sudo-rs developers are collaborating with Todd Miller, the original maintainer of sudo, and to think of sudo-rs as a "handshake across generations of secure systems".
He also added that sudo-rs is not expected to bring over all the features of sudo, as the devs are taking a "less is more" approach, excluding features that are too niche or outdated."
So sudo.rs drops some features because "less is more", but it's still called "sudo" because by working together with the original maintainer they capture the spirit of the original, a "sudo 2.0" so to speak.
Interfaces are not supposed to change while keeping "the spirit". I don't care if you keep "the spirit" or not, if you change an interface, please change the name or at least the version.
Even if this change had been in the C version of sudo, I would expect deprecation warnings before the change, followed by error messages after the change, rather than silent failure. That's just good maintainership.
> So sudo.rs drops some features because "less is more", but it's still called "sudo" because by working together with the original maintainer they capture the spirit of the original, a "sudo 2.0" so to speak.
Except when the change of features are seemingly arbitrary. As the article points out when it comes to regexes, the following is not allowed:
/usr/sbin/exim -bp[acru]
but the following would be
/usr/sbin/exim *
So, as the author notes:
> The Rust sudo has apparently opted to keep the single most dangerous wildcard while disallowing all of the wildcards that allow one to be narrow and specific about what you're allowing […]
nope, StarCraft factions (most likely) come from Warhammer40k.
- the Zerg (and its hivemind) are a version of the Tyranids [1]
- the Protoss are adapted from the Aeldari [2]
- the Humans are, well, Humans. with the ghost units being adapted from Psykers [3] and Marines being adapted from the 40k Space Marines [4]
The rumour is that Blizzard wanted to make a Warhammer game, but Games Workshop - the owner of the Warhammer IP - pulled out of the deal, so Blizzard modified their game's universe a a bit and called it WarCraft and later took a similar approach with StarCraft.
There is a note in the bash script [2] that the local model needs MacOS for some reason:
install_local_model() {
echo ""
log "Junie is installed. Setting up the local model..."
if ! curl -fsSL "$LOCAL_MODEL_URL" | bash; then
# The local model is an optional extra on top of a finished Junie install,
# and it is the part most likely to be refused -- it needs macOS 26 on an
# Apple M5 or newer with 40 GB of RAM. Whatever went wrong here, Junie itself
# is installed, so say so plainly instead of leaving the run looking failed.
echo ""
log_error "The local model setup did not complete."
log "Junie itself is installed and ready to use -- run: junie"
log "To try the local model again: curl -fsSL $LOCAL_MODEL_URL | bash"
exit 1
fi
}
But the GitHub repo README for "local" [3] does have instructions for Linux though, and makes it seem like the --local flag will work. As a hardy Linux hacker, you should probably just try it and see what happens.
Edit: Interestingly, I got Junie CLI on my M4 Mac but did NOT get the local model installed, which t looks like iwas going to me Qwen3.6-27B-MLX-4bit. (Needs a M5 GPU apparently.)
I did start Junie and it prompted me to connect to a local model, successfully detected Ollama and connected to that.
> Bun's recent migration to Rust which could be misinterpreted as an example supporting migrating to rust, but under the hood it's far from a success story.
Since you don't mention that this migration is basically executed agenticly by Claude, it seems like you attribute this troubled migration to Rust not being that good of an improvement after all.
For me it doesn't seem that surprising that Claude autonomously translating hacky Zig (according to Andrew Kelly #1) to unidiomatic (way more unsafe code that usual) Rust didn't solve the issues that the original code base already had.
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