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everybody is apparently some kind of professional sports player...

both fail at supporting arbitrary tilings/splits (think vscode splits, or tmux panes)

still as bloated as ever? can't we just have tabs + tiling (either tiles in tabs, or tabs in tiles, both can work), and call it a day? that's all I need from browsing today

...before any of this matters though: - is non-destructive editing implemented yet in GIMP? - is stability finally improved, can I running without a never ending crashfest on both …

exactly the opposite: "For a complicated long running feature branch" always simpler to repeatedly merge main into dev, easier conflicts solving etc For simpler cases squash+rebase…

your "physics" grounding is exactly why it feels so odd - software is by its nature anti-physicalist math and logic are closer to a basis for software abstraction - but they were s…

> I don’t like this kind of senior developer [...] not my wavelength. Bro & I would not get along well =)))) But the article IS good stuff.

> trivial like an async callback can't for the love of dog parse the meaning of this - what do you mean? a callback that is async passed to a sync api? you refer to the complexity …

what's the modern "absolute beginner's guide to async in Rust" - ideally something dense that can bring someone motivated from beginner to expert in ~1 week of intense hacking on i…

ok, f googled it and found it: ~"entry-level/junior sysadmin and cyber" so, a path could be picked from what you know: 1. devops/sre - really hard to get above entry-level without …

...puritans will be puritans

> I have spent months adjusting my resume just share the damn thing, someone may have something for you ;) ...I've kind of rarely seen these ppl complaining about work actually sha…

bc software engineering learning is 99% BOTTOM-UP... and that's bc SE education FAILED BADLY... almost nothing of what's useful is thought in schools and nothing of what's thought …

> going into every interaction thinking about which parts of oneself to dial down what if (a) I hate leading questions, (b) by default only smile when bad/tragic things happen (eg …

one interaction? some of us spent half our lives having 99% of interactions be like that - we've grown out it one way or another, but for many ppl "doing people" is HAAAAAARD ...ju…

some of these _are_ true _good_ advice for most ppl, beginner level as they may be, as by default they have been trained to be waaaaay too agreeable

ffs sake, u get the point... "under threat models x, z & q that are considered for scenarios ..." anything deployed is hackable ofc, question is just the profit/risk ratio a busine…

you got everything I said wrong: I'm familiar with security and infrastructure best practice and I'm confident I/we can securely deploy almost any vibe-coded crap someone can throw…

100%. I'm willing to prioritize what matters at the right time. if "inner-system security" is not the right priority, and security can be attained at the "outer-system level" bette…

we love to say things like these, but... most security issues are in fact BYPASSABLE - virtualization, firewalls, autorollbacks, ro-filesystems and so on are many of the tools we h…

by this pov, we're clearly... not moving fast enough

how about the others: - vLLM https://vllm.ai/ ? - oMLX https://github.com/jundot/omlx ?

...would those "overreach instinct" expand to "handing over access an overreaching and likely corrupt EU or US prosecutor"? (I don't care about 5eyes etc, spyies will spy me, I jus…

...also migrating AWAY from Fastmail (Australian) and TO an European provider sounds like a very bad idea - I'd kind of want both the US and the EU legally away from my coms at all…

how about the OPPOSITE problem: _anyone knows of any non-EU AND non-US email providers_? with email accounts as the roots of trust for many things, i'd really wanna know how can I …