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Curious what other people's tipping point has been for picking one over the other

Tag's memory is Slack specific which makes sense, that's the product. But I spend as much time in Claude Code and Cursor as I do in Slack. Been running an open-source MCP memory server (lorekeeper, https://github.com/jessinra/lorekeeper) and the surprise is one install just works across all of them, same memory graph. Makes me think decoupling memory from the agent is the way to go. Anyone else doing cross-tool memory?

I loaded this up on my old Intel MacBook half-expecting it to crash instantly, and it actually ran through the train station at a solid clip before falling over in the canals. Anyone know how the shader work compares to the actual Source engine?

I inherited a Django app once where Redis was doing everythinga nd a single bad pub/sub message locked up the whole thing. We pulled the cache layer into memcached.

Anyone here tried both Qwen and GLM families on the same setup and found a clear winner for one task vs the other?

what happens when two apps need different cef versions? doesn't that just mean you're back to bundling your own browser anyway. does the shared runtime actually save memory when the underlying chrome versions diverge?

Is IPv6 really that widely used? Mobile carriers use it almost exclusively, which is already a huge chunk of the internet, and newer ISPs are switching to it too.

The speed at which Korea has supplied tanks, artillery, munitions, and even set up local production faster than traditional arms procurement.

Education right now has basically become a giant AI echo chamber, and it's happening nationwide. It’s this bizarre setup where teachers use AI to make assignments, students use AI to do them, teachers use AI to grade them, and principals use AI to watch over the teachers.

Would either of you have a recommendation on where to start learning about either?

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If GitHub can't respond to tickets pointing out obvious pirated software, I don't think they care about anything anyone puts up.

The article has a section about that. For me, a struct in C/C# can be modified and is passed by copy while a value class can not be modified and is passed by value.

I do not think you can do stack allocation in Java.

I’m personally a huge fan of k8s and while I agree it may be „complicated”, it’s because deploying applications is complicated. (I want to point out that there is no requirement no set up cert manager, ArgoCD, external secrets, etc. - and many people who’d consider a VPS would happily slap a .env with an unencrypted secret then ssh to update, but when they choose Kubernetes they take the long route of doing proper GitOps and complain that there are so many things to configure :)

Congrats on shipping

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