I have not, can you expand on what you mean by this? I'm not really familiar with nushell aside from skimming the project description

oh nice we have the same brand of woven weighted blanket

I have a blog post about this! recursion.wtf/posts/llms_a...

the forbidden experiment is a thing various kings would do throughout history where they raised groups of children without access to human language, so that they, thus uncontaminated, would naturally (it was believed) develop fluency in the language of angels

Oh damn, that's neat! The main difference i can see is that detect also does file contents, but thats a really cool feature set (eg exif!?! woah)

I'm thinking maybe chmod-style syntax so you can write `permissions ~= u+x` but with actual parsing of the u+x part specific to chmod-style syntax instead of just treating it as a regex/string match to run against the string representation of the permissions

running the Forbidden Experiment 2: this time there's Haskell

please do, and lmk if you have feature requests/feedback/etc - the main TODO I have left rn is selectors for user/group/permissions, but it's very extensible

Do not. cite. the deep magic. to me. witch.

Durable Objects (last I checked) support websocket server hibernation but not websocket client hibernation, so you can't hibernate a firehose listener

It's entirely feasible, the only hard part is getting a firehose listener going (not sure if PDSs require that? if not it should be pretty viable) but that's solvable with a shim service or a cron job jetstream listener like I implemented in blog.cloudflare.com/serverless-a...