This is amazing. I was just looking up how QR codes work, and this is already a better explanation than 90% of the content I found.

That's pretty cool actually. Is this copy/paste format compatible with things other than Figma?

Almost double the decompression speed, *and* a higher compression ratio than LZ4? That's very promising.

I don't see much in your README that talks about how a developer would integrate misa into their code. I might suggest some basic code samples to help a developer integrate misa decode into their project.

Congrats, looks like a cool project.

Paying a huge price during compression. I think the compression speed is yet to be vastly improved, for example there are no arch-specific implementations, like they did with decompression.

I'm an OSS developer and I've received three "CWE" alerts in the last two weeks. While they were all valid, they were for very trivial things like "this debug logfile could overwrite a file if it were a symlink" and "if a user is able to put OSC screen codes into the Git output they could write arbitrary data to the screen"

These AI models are making *everything* sound like an exploit. Not sure if this is good for the ecosystem. It makes me question everything that comes in more carefully. Is this a real exploit, or someone farming for karma to claim "I opened 39 CWEs in the last week. Hire my 'security' company to audit your code."

I tried Deepseek V4 Flash with very low expectations and was pleasantly surprised. It's a surprisingly capable model for the price.

What provider(s) do you use?

Not op but I use their official platform. Cheapest token top-up is $2.12

FWIW Opencode Go is giving 3x MiniMax M3 access right now. According to their chart you get almost 10x as much access to MM3 vs GLM 5.2.

Considering how close the models are, the extra free queries may be worth it.

Yes, that's what I'm finding too. There seems to be a concerted promotional pricing campaign tied to M3's release across providers. Since their differences are subtle, it makes a lot of sense to fan-out to M3.

Long live Perl... it's my favorite CLI scripting language.

there are other good scripting languages but I know Perl so I've never really needed any of them

Same here. I started learning in 1995. I've learned and use other languages but if I have a choice then I use Perl. Most stuff I need to do at work is either Tcl for EDA tools or text report processing where I use Perl