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I'm usually one to say the same thing, but unless you're doing something that specifically hits instruction cache hard, for most productivity workloads (compiling, video editing, etc) you're better off foregoing the cache and getting a CPU with more threads.

Just an outage I think, the archive works for me now

Admittedly I prefer Hermes and oh-my-pi, but most of this post is just hyperbole

The thing is, it's possible to call a spade a spade without resorting to ad hominem. Andrew's post would've been more effective if he focused more on the Rust port being for marketing, and the shortcomings of Bun's Zig implementation.

Instead, the first half of it solely consists of personal attacks.

I think it depends on your use case. For my personal projects (a mix of webdev & some Rust desktop apps) it's honestly very close to Opus 4.8 (which I use in my day job).

I don't feel like I'm missing out after cancelling my personal Claude subscription, whereas I used to feel that way a few months ago.

This is a very enjoyable read, what a great project!

The first story seems to be more of a problem with the engineering team's onboarding process than the firm's recruiter.

I use vp with sveltekit for my personal projects now, and I must say it's a very nice experience.

I enjoy my job a lot

I'll be real with you, I wouldn't make a throwaway account to talk about a bad company policy if I enjoyed my job.

I'd recommend looking for another, the job market is nowhere near as bad as people claim (at least for non-junior positions).

Famously, Mao Zedong was neither left-wing, nor a nationalist, right?

It's definitely possible to be a left-wing nationalist

Wikipedia of the party in question: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96rebro_Party#

Doesn't really sound all that far-right to me. Nationalist, sure.

I'm not Swedish though, so I would be interested in the thoughts of those who are actually affected by Örebropartiet's policies.

80% of these are thriving in reality.

The BitTorrent community has responded to these trends by deploying decentralizing tracking systems based on distributed hash tables (DHTs).

No it doesn't. Before you try to correct me, the abstract never counts ;)

degrade functionality to a point where some players might say the game is unplayable etc.

Yeah, it's a good point, the law that may result from parliament does need to be clear on where the line is drawn.

Personally, I would expect singleplayer and LAN to work at EOL

Edit: on 3rd party libraries & services, I would expect that such vendors would need to make their software compliant for their customers after any law change on this front. No one is gonna buy GameLift if it's a legal liability for their EOL plan

That's not related to SKG though, that's storefront policy.

In principle, as long as _you_ are not blocking using the binary on hardware that supports (i.e. a player already has it installed on an old phone), you're in the clear.

SKG is explicitly _not_ advocating for lifetime support, compatibility with new devices, etc

And FWIW: People building games contribute something to society, playing them contributes nothing.

You're aware that they are taxed products that people buy with their wages, right?

The iOS one is pretty much just an SSH client (and also seems like a different developer piggybacking off the name)

They could just buy insurance. the police get sued all the time anyways. It's just that the burden currently falls on the taxpayers.

I fail to see how this would change anything other than increasing taxpayer costs further in the form of insurance profit margin.

Similarly, I listened to a talk from someone who used to perform analysis of aerial images of farmland to estimate yields at harvest, which would then be used to trade in the futures market.

Better Auth is basically just a library / scripts that you run in your application.

Ah, it’s still very useful though, thanks for the port!

Marking someone as a flight risk for committing a crime is common practice in all countries.

I guarantee the same would've happened in the US if this was the reverse situation.

Does it support multi-view input?

Yeah, that's the big one that escaped my memory

Counter-Strike

Every MOBA that exists (DotA, LoL, HoN, etc)

Team Fortress

Killing Floor

PUBG

Natural Selection

Undoubtedly, many more that I can't recall off the top of my head.

Speaking as someone who's participated a few times, the organisers don't owe us jack shit, and have a right to stop whenever they want.

Mike clearly doesn't want to be a "kingmaker", and that's a good thing.

...and importantly, neither does the LLM; frameworks are incredibly useful even if you are using generative AI.

I just built a quick plugin to automatically add agents & skills then fire off a team with them, depending on your task: https://github.com/drbscl/dream-team

So fuzzycanary also checks user agents

I wouldn't be so surprised if they often fake user agents to be honest. Sure, it 'll stop the "more honest" ones (but then, actual honest scrapers would respect robots.txt)

Cool idea though!