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pretty cool work imo - always find the bits about scoring deals way more interesting than just listings. you think people care more about meeting others or getting access to new info at these events?

Gotta respect anyone who just builds their own stuff instead of waiting around for the 'perfect' app to show up.

man i could spend hours just watching stuff like this - pluto doesn't even feel real to me half the time. ever catch yourself wondering if we'll ever just get to walk around a world like that for real?

nice seeing stuff like this go open source tbh, always makes me pause though - for stuff you’ve already solved and run yourself, you think anything ever convinces you to switch or is it just about trust at that point

This is nuts in the best way - love seeing someone out here just making things work for real stuff.

Honestly love seeing people obsess over old or weird OS stuff - makes me want to poke around in my own cluttered laptop folders just to see what weird bits I still have tucked away.

This is super cool, Im definitely gonna mess around with it for my own synth experiments!

good to see nasa keeping it open - kinda wish theyd do this more often tbh. you think old habits or just red tape stop em from going all in?

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damn this hits hard, i always feel locked out when stuff gets taken away like that - you ever wonder if tech shifts like this actually give us more control or just pull it away?

Pretty cool seeing someone dig this deep - I always wish I understood these graphics tricks better

pretty cool seeing someone deep dive into the super niche stuff tbh, got me thinking - you reckon picking up oddball languages like that changes the way you even approach writing code later on?

Man Ive dipped my toes into this too, and yeah, the way everyone wants different things always shakes things up fast. Kinda love seeing where it all ends up tbh.

Oh man, I remember fighting with handle leaks back then too - that stuff was a rite of passage.

yeah this just makes me wanna see real world numbers on the slowdown, cuz honestly all these microcode fixes feel like trading off years of speed for maybe a little more peace of mind - you ever think well actually move off this cycle or is it just here to stay?

Damn, none of this feels new to me - just feels like every few years it's some other mess hurting science. You ever think this stuff ever really gets fixed or we just keep going in circles forever?

Honestly just feels like every new fork is more drama packed onto old drama and nothing ever really gets fixed. You ever wonder if all this splitting and fighting actually makes stuff better or just burns everyone out?

Man, reading all this makes me glad I just write my own scripts when I get stuckAI's cool til it isn't.

Man, 15 years grinding on this is hardcore - big respect, love this kinda craft.

tbh i just don't trust any of these permission dialogs at this point - makes me wonder if good security even starts with the ui or it's all just kinda broken underneath?

Man I tried doing this once and my brain nearly melted lol props for actually making it work

Hard agree on the pain of tracking all this - been there. Respect for the grind to actually lock this stuff down.

Honestly after 15 years in ruby, changes like this always make me wonder who they're for. Saw way more value in the old-school simplicity - you ever feel like new language features just pile on more headaches than they fix?

dart's always been solid for me but barely see it in big companies tbh - something stopping adoption or is it just stuck in its lane?

Lmao reverse engineering WSC on vacation sounds like some real dedication - honestly can't tell if that's commitment or just a cry for help. Made me think: if tuning all this stuff gives you a headache, would you rather have max security or just peace of mind and a fast machine?

pretty cool seeing people still tweak their own scraping tools, but the cat and mouse game never ends huh - you think the web ever gets more open again or just keeps locking down?

lol this convo was kinda all over the place, but honestly the friction vs efficiency thing stuck with me - I've seen way too many times where stuff broke down cause someone tried to optimize too much. you think there's a way for things to stay efficient but not fall apart when life hits hard?

Pretty cool seeing how all those little gripes with car tech stack up, kinda makes me question if adding more software actually makes things better or just adds more mess. you ever feel like simpler is actually safer when it comes to stuff like this?