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Raging FOSS memer ◦ full stack cucumber ◦ occasionally writing music https://www.soundclick.com/smnbl ◦ developer of things🦀 ◦ game dev enthusiast ◦ reading distributed systems outages postmortems as a hobby ◦ 🇺🇦

having lots of personal projects in #rust means I have my 1Tb disk fluctuating between 500Gb and "You have 2Mb left on the disk" still to this day this is my record for a single cargo clean

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I don't get cachyos's success: 1. their "optimized" packages are pulling newest patches before proper testing. 2. it basically has bus factor of 1 which is a russian dev, likely extorted by fsb in the future for supply chain attack.with great surface

Not that anyone needs yet another reason to steer clear of Microsoft, but VSCode now adds Copilot as a co-author of all your commits, regardless if you used Copilot. This was added silently as a default. This is some next level insanity.

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Azure sounds like a compliance document. AWS sounds like a spellbook. GCP sounds like someone just discovered vibes. Azure: “Welcome to Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets.” AWS: “Behold Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling.” GCP: “Hey, try Google Compute Engine Managed Instance Groups.” 1/2

my attempt to summarize how much you are able to do in #nomansky you can: - build bases - scalp shops - explore the galaxy(planets with flora&fauna, systems, black holes) - tame creatures, milk some of them, ride some of them(some fly), you can gather them in Pokemon like battles since recently

Graydon put it well "This is the fastest and most violent change to working conditions and assumptions I've witnessed in my career, including the arrival of the internet and open source and distributed version control and cloud computing and all of that" graydon2.dreamwidth.org/322732.html

LLM time

Note: this is not a thinkpiece and there is no need to debate it or repost it or comment about it. It offers no conclusions and takes no sides besides the one I've already admitted publicly (a relucta...

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There's this influential first person game from the mid-2000s that's a short but very tight experience, isn't gun focused, has unique gameplay mechanics, is all about platforming, only received one massively expanded sequel, and has an ending theme song called "Still Alive." No wait, there's two.

The box art for Portal, featuring a stick figure diagram of someone falling through a portal.The box art for Mirror's Edge, featuring its protagonist Faith, a young Asian woman, in front of a white city scape.