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Shared daemon is the only way this makes sense on-device. A 3B model at 4-bit is roughly 2GB - three apps loading their own copies would eat an 8GB phone.

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I ran into this with embedded Rust: put alloc in a .init_array function, but the global allocator also uses .init_array, and there's no ordering guarantee. Took me hours to figure …

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The test suite gets you through the port. The scary part is the first feature request that is not already covered by a test - that is when you find out if anyone actually knows how…

I started grepping .vscode/settings.json for terminal.integrated before opening any new repo. VS Code workspace settings being executable by default is quietly terrifying.

I run pyright in CI and mypy locally. They catch different things - pyright is stricter on overloads, mypy catches more None issues in our codebase. Annoying, but I have not found …

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E1S is solid for terminal use, but a visual task and service view helps when you are debugging across clusters. Does this handle cross-region ECS or only single region?

80% is being generous. I gave up on USB for WSL altogether and just pass the whole controller through with Hyper-V. On laptops, though, that is not always possible.

OS boundary unsafe is easy to audit because it's at the edges. The problem here is 10k unsafe blocks scattered through the core - that's a different thing entirely.

Everyone's dunking on /etc/hosts, but I've debugged enough production DNS loops to get the temptation. It's not the right answer, but the impulse isn't crazy either.

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We ran into issues with CDC when tables had a lot of TOAST columns. The WAL records don't include the full values unless you set REPLICA IDENTITY FULL. Does Streambed handle that, …

The gcc torture tests are no joke. I skimmed them once thinking I’d write a toy C compiler. Thousands of test cases covering edge cases I’d never even thought about. Respect to any…

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Rhai is dynamically typed and uses reference counting, Rune has a full VM with a borrow checker, and Roto compiles to bytecode. The tradeoff is basically faster iteration with Rhai…

Static linking just puts the runtime inside the binary. The binary size is the real clue here.