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Sorry

I have something on Digital Ocean and I receive emails about maintenance windows all the time.

So, not an exclusivity of Hetzner for sure.

Ruby on Rails is the GOAT. Nothing comes close in joy and productivity, even in 2026.

We just launched this: https://charm.land/blog/crush-and-docker-mcp/

Also, non-interactive support, useful for some workflows:

https://github.com/charmbracelet/crush/releases/tag/v0.48.0

https://github.com/charmbracelet/crush/releases/tag/v0.50.0

Disclaimer: I work for Charm, so my opinion may be biased.

But we did a lot of work on improving the experience, both on UX, performance, and the actual reliability of the agent itself.

I would suggest you to give it a try.

Kimi K2.5 has been great in my experience.

This would be really interesting, actually.

Maybe someone should submit a feature request for it.

Charm team member here. Ruby and Go are my favorite languages. Excited to see this come to life!

For those that don't know, on Settings > Appeaarance there is a setting for "Use a fixed-width (monospace) font when editing Markdown". It's already a good QoL improvements (and it should be the default, honestly).

https://github.com/settings/appearance

Task creator here.

At the time I created it, I worked on Windows more often and I had a lot of trouble trying to find a Make build that works fine on Windows. The ones available for Windows are usually incompatible with the GNU version. So cross-platform support is one advantage of alternative tools.

Other than that, Task has a lot of features, so some use cases are not covered by Make.

That said, I'm not a Make hater. If it works for you, that's absolutely fine. Many people has found value in Task, though.

I just responded.

And thanks for your support!

I'm the creator and one of the maintainers of an alternative to Make: Task.

It has existed for 8+ years and still evolving. Give it a try if you're looking for something fresh, and don't hesitate to ask any questions.

https://taskfile.dev/

https://github.com/go-task/task

Task creator here.

How do you evaluate each tool? What do you miss on each that keeps you switching between them?

I understand you, though. I keep switching between Firefox and Chrome-based browsers because each has its pros and cons...

If you're looking to an alternative, you could take a look at Task:

https://taskfile.dev/ https://github.com/go-task/task

I feel your pain.

Good thing that more and more site and apps are supporting dark modes as time passes. Many supports automatic switching based on OS/browser setting as well, what is great.

I dream with the day where this extension won't be needed anymore. Hopefully HN itself will support it someday.

Dark Reader does the job. Can be used on mobile via Firefox for Android as well.

https://darkreader.org/

Good tips!

I know you mentioned you don't like extensions, but for those that don't mind Dark Reader is really useful:

https://darkreader.org/

I have it setup to enable according to the system. Also, I use the whitelist mode, so I enable on specific websites instead of having it enabled for every one automatically.

It's available on mobile via Firefox for Android!

It's easier to your eyes at night or cloudy days.

I have my devices setup to switch automatically by hour of day. Sometimes I switch manually when I want to.

I contribute to open source myself, and I agree that it is a good way to socialize and belong to a community.

I just don't think someone should live 100% online. Having real life and strong relationships is pretty valuable, also for your mental health.

The church is like a second family for me. I made so many great friends there!

Of course it will not be for everyone, but if you are open to it you can try.

As a Brazilian, I'm happy to see a great Brazilian studio like Aquiris having relevance in the games industry.

I also thought it was something like this until I opened the link. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

What makes you hate YAML so much? What alternative would you suggest for a tool like this?

I've certainly have many legitimate emails marked as SPAM by Gmail, that's why I have to check my SPAM folder from time to time, and why I am frustrated to receive to many SPAM email even though they are marked as SPAM.

These email are marked as SPAM but Gmail is still failing to detect them as phishing.

Providers also often hard-block emails when they are certain to be SPAM. Some people don't know it, but many SPAM emails sent to you are not even shown to you, not even in the SPAM folder.

I also had legitimate email marked as spam and phishing, that's why I always check my SPAM folder from time to time.

Funny thing, just opened another topic about SPAM before I noticed this one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31835519

I wouldn't expect people to have to change that setting often, and 1 second seems very reasonable to me.

So yes, `Regexp.timeout` is supposed to be a default setting for the app, and when really needed you can override it with the `timeout:` key.