Yes, it is possible to inject secrets directly into a subprocess without writing them to disk via op run. Also see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41482194 … we responded to the parent around the same time :D

Also using 1Password and I think it’s great. If possible, I would suggest to avoid plaintext secrets in files though. Instead, it is possible to store references to secrets in a dotenv file (example: .env.development): DATABASE_URL=op://development/database/url

and use op run to inject the secrets into a subprocess instead of storing them in a file: op run --env-file="./.env.development" -- cargo run

I love that, that's much better! Thanks!

Well, they can handle that

Hypothesis: Maybe it’s the users getting lazier, writing worse prompts and therefore getting worse results.

Our daughter is 4 years old and we are enjoying to play with Cubetto [1] from time to time.

There is also a list on GitHub that might be interesting for you: https://github.com/HollyAdele/awesome-programming-for-kids

[1] https://www.primotoys.com/cubetto

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I am using the same device and it's also a clear recommendation from my side. Another plus to add is the support: When I called the support because I had these vertical stripes showing up in the panel from time to time, they sent a replacement mainboard and a technician who replaced it at my place in about an hour. I was 0 days without the device which is quite valuable if you are using it professionally, I'd say... This sort of support does of course not only apply to this exact model but I think it is constrained to the T and X series.