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oystersareyum··on Clockwise acquired by Salesforce
> If you are looking to start a new company in this space, I'll gladly offer my services to talk you out of it.

Why is it so rough etc.?

oystersareyum··on Ramtrack.eu – RAM Price Intelligence
> production discipline

Is a common phrase in cyclical industries. Increasing production requires huge capex (like Micron's new $100 billion plant in New York), but the reward for that investment are lower prices... A decade ago, during the shale boom people started talking about it and you can find plenty of use in the early 2000s already.

oystersareyum··on Wander – A tiny, decentralised tool to explore the small web
Stumble upon led to most of my interests in life, so happy for this
oystersareyum··on Wander – A tiny, decentralised tool (just 2 files) to explore the small web
N.b. I am human and we know each other. It's unfortunate that all the link aggregators struggle with duplicates (understandable why, though) :(
oystersareyum··on Node.js needs a virtual file system
Allowing AI contributions results in lower quality contributions and allows wild things to come in and disrupt it, making it an unreliable dependency. We have seen big tech experience constant outages due to AI contributions as is...
oystersareyum··on Java 26 is here
Do changes to Java itself impact e.g. Clojure? I think it uses many java primitives instead of emitting jvm byte code but I can be wrong.
oystersareyum··on Honda is killing its EVs
What do you mean by "hilarious"?
oystersareyum··on Python 3.15's JIT is now back on track
> We don’t have proper free-threading support yet, but we’re aiming for that in 3.15/3.16. The JIT is now back on track.

I recently read an interview about implementing free-threading and getting modifications through the ecosystem to really enable it: https://alexalejandre.com/programming/interview-with-ngoldba...

The guy said he hopes the free-threaded build'll be the only one in "3.16 or 3.17", I wonder if that should apply to the JIT too or how the JIT and interpreter interact.