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Yes hopefully it improves over time (or RISC-V catches up). I'm not sure the fan really needs to go as hard as it does, but I haven't found any way to control it.

> I do my pitch. I say, “Look, I’m not a very good hardware engineer, but I’m a great user of AI.” I was one of the top users of [AI coding tool] Cursor last year. I did 43,000 age…

What does the "focus on the FreeBSD ecosystem" and "feels native to FreeBSD" mean in practice? I.e. are there FreeBSD specific features being utilised that prevent it working on Li…

> - What's the package manager like, and how does it compare to say, pacman (especially in terms of update speeds and dependency handling)? It's apk, so well known through Alpine L…

> Did DF ever allow comments on its own website? Not that I'm aware. There's some discussion about it in this post from 2010: https://daringfireball.net/2010/06/whats_fair

Might be worth giving these posts a read when thinking about a lightweight Rust: - https://without.boats/blog/notes-on-a-smaller-rust/ - https://without.boats/blog/revisiting-a-sma…

I haven't tried it in OpenBSD but this article claims that it's mapped to Super+LShift+F23: https://www.tomshardware.com/software/windows/windows-copilo...

Thanks for the pointer to the aarch64 build of rustup. Are there plans to update this bit of the website to point at that version in the future? https://files.wezm.net/forums/Scree…

NVIDIA started publishing more of their driver as open-source in 2022, which while not hardware documentation probably helps a lot. You may be wondering why Red Hat is bothering wi…

Ahh whoops. Will fix in the morning, thanks. Edit: fixed now (might take a few mins for the cache to expire).

It kinda does if https://www.typescriptlang.org/play#example/discriminate-typ... is what you're referring to but it appears to be missing one of the major benefits: an error/warnin…

> the Gleam aspect of this is inessential, TypeScript is quite good TypeScript can be quite productive but I find its type system lacking. Specifically the use of structural typing…

Oops, thanks for heads up, I had it set to private. Should be fixed now.

I think it would be good to include some examples in the README to show off what it can do. Also how to invoke it: can it find SQL embedded in other source file or does it need to …

Nice. Looks a bit fancier than my version from a few years ago https://git.sr.ht/~wezm/lobsters