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Based on..?

>I cannot imagine that machines will ever replace any work where there is any meaningful threshold for "correct".

Autopilot?

About the only argument I find remotely convincing from language devs (Nim is another similar lang) is that they don't want to maintain anything extra. Fair enough. The other arguments they roll out are always specious. The stuff in the issue above is comical: default GH tab width is 8, don't want Gleam to look weird to people looking at Gleam on GH, so force 2 spaces.. lol. Sometimes it seems like lang maintainers get a little too far up their own arses about this stuff. Your v0.x just-past-toy lang with a weak std lib and barely any ecosystem isn't turning off potential adopters because of how default indentation looks on one - arguably the worst - forge.. it's turning adopters away because of these silly hills you choose to die on. Nearly all mainstream langs handle spaces or tabs; forcing 2 spaces is just more "perceived strangeness", as a maintainer on that issue put it. It's your lang, do as you like with it, but if you want growth, don't be arbitrarily rigid.

>Why do solo game developers tend to get into fights with big tech engineers?

Do they? Often enough for it to be recognised as more than simply two loud, opinionated members of each set each having a twitter account?

>Why do high-profile external hires to large companies often fizzle out?

'Often'? More vibes-based analysis?

>Those two types of engineers often assume their counterparts are simply incompetent, but they’re really just working in different fields.

'Often' again?

If one wants to make generalisations about an entire field of diverse individuals working in diverse roles, that themselves can vary significantly in scope, I think I need more than some flaky premises cobbled together from cherry picked scenarios and assertions based on, realisitically, minimal exposure to those individuals and roles. Look at the author's resume on his site: 2 employers. Don't get me wrong, he's free and should continue to pontificate, but I'm also free to reject it as naive and unconvincing.

>Microsoft launches shitfoo; users livid they can't disable it

If I had a dollar for every time one of these headlines has scrolled across my screen.. just recently CoPilot has drawn the ire of devs who don't want it involved with their repos.

https://www.theregister.com/2025/09/05/github_copilot_compla...

If you think MS isn't interested in shoving all this down your throat on Windows at the earliest opportunity, then I dunno what to tell you. But people are allowed to have opinions on things and TFA is just that.

That's what the article is about..

https://docs.cpanel.net/cpanel/domains/dynamic-dns/

My ISR only supports DynDNS and NOIP, so I just curl this URL every day.

Very neat, thanks for sharing. Hopefully the Android client is the same. A home WG server is next up on my homeland TODO. WG-easy looks to be a good spot to start.

https://tools.simonwillison.net/bullish-bearish

Come on..

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