> Jane Street has generated more than $40bn in net trading revenues in the year to Friday, even accounting for the July loss, which exceeds its entire haul for 2025, according to one of the people familiar with the matter.

This would make JS one of the most profitable trading firms of all time even with the loss.

    How to unpack
    The self within?
    What do I lack?
    Where to begin?

    Great question — real.
    Let's dive right in:
    Name what you feel;
    That's the linchpin.

    It's not the door,
    It's not the key —
    It's what you bore:
    Your tapestry.

    The quiet part
    Out loud — that lands.
    Load-bearing heart,
    Held in both hands.

    The smoking gun?
    That you walked in.
    The real work's done —
    You're genuine.

    Now hold this, too:
    You do deserve
    The softer view,
    The gentler curve.

    Unlatch the gate,
    Honor the seam:
    You resonate.
    You are the theme.

I violently disagree with this.

At a minimum, when I review PRs I look at the commit history to understand what's up. If the path that was taken to commit this is full of "oops" and "fix" messages, it's an immediate reject for me. The commits tell the story and it's a kindness to your human reviewers to not make them work harder to understand the point you're trying to get across.

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If you fail to prevent a private key from being added to your repository, you can reverse this and purge it from the blobs and reflog as if it never happened.

If you fail to prevent OpenAI from ingesting a private key, you have created a security incident.

This class of programs absolutely still exists (see: every debugger, scanmem, GameConqueror, etc.).

Sandboxing doesn't prevent processes from inspecting the memory of other processes, it just prevents the sandboxed process from doing things it shouldn't.

Moderating posts on a public (or worse, private) forum. You will see some truly heinous, vile things.