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Am I understanding the current state of things correct?
Like setting up nginx as a package with SSL support for example.com domain, PHP working with nginx via PHP-FPM, etc.
StageX I don’t believe can do that. I believe it can only confirm that the nginx package hasn’t been tampered with.
NixOS: “Given this configuration, build me the same system again.”
StageX: “Prove that every binary in this system came from the source code I think it did.”
Because aren’t these two very different things.Nix/NixOS is fundamentally about a declarative system configuration.
And as far as I understand, StageX doesn’t have that.
I’m in the process of about to deploy Nixos to server workloads, but am now hesitant because I don’t understand these ramifications.
Something about the line-height, fonts used, etc don’t look like a real iMessage chat.
Am I alone on this?
When companies use to charge for OS … and the releases were staggered by 3-4 years, I would have agreed.
But when OS upgrades are free, and happen yearly - there’s a different user expectation.
So they had to negotiate who was going to pay off the solar panel, and this all had to be completed before home sale.
Like last months announcement of over 500 fixes.
https://webkit.org/blog/17967/news-from-wwdc26-webkit-in-saf...
OpenAI launched ads nearly 6-months ago.
Here’s the HN thread with 330 comments from then:
We have a good compare, which is cloud in the early 2000s.
Everyone (at the time) thought cloud compute costs would go to zero.
What most corporations didn’t realize is how entrenched your workflows and processes get when you adopt cloud and you become heavily locked in that ecosystem.
That same ecosystem lock-in is what the frontier labs are hoping for with AI.
You’re an inspiration for many. Thank you.
I’m curious to know what your top 3 hopes for BEAM itself are for the coming years (in any area that you think would make it better).
OT: I wish more funding & development effort went into BEAM itself on making it more performant.
Note: I’m not talking concurrency. I’m talking pure raw performance.
Seems like it’s been a one person show for over a decade on making it faster.
How does your skills comparison to the offering from Capital One, as well,as what Visa published?
Are they glorified markdown skill files, or something more?
Revenue: https://buffer.com/metrics
Expenses: https://buffer.com/transparent-pricing
Salaries of every employee (which seems like PII to me): https://buffer.com/salaries
And more: https://buffer.com/open
Like the World Cup.
Ironically, my “Zen Mode” hack was just to use a smaller display … that way I only had room for 1-window open at a time.
I’m explicitly telling it to do something extremely specific and it’s just not listening to me.
Eg, I gave it an image to update. The image is sized 400x200 pixels. It then generates a new image at 300x300. I explicitly state to be 400x200 in size and it won’t listen.
I’ve done some reading on the topic and am just not getting it.