rilindo

As an aside, this is the first I heard about [tech houses](https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/21/technology/agi-house-ai-c...). So far, they don't. . . sound great.

Most countries with a standard of living that even barely better than their neighbors have an immigration problem. There is a whole continent call Europe that is fighting off migrates and last I checked, birthright citizenship is not a thing there.

And eggs! Don't forget about the eggs!

It is worse than that. Companies are killing their EV models and discontinuing [sedans](https://www.autoblog.com/features/these-automakers-no-longer...) in favor of trucks and SUVs.

<nevermind, I see the filter for size>

> Fundamental fairness requires that if an automated system denies you a loan, a house, or a job, it be able to explain something you can challenge, fix, or at least understand.

That could get interesting, as most companies will not provide feedback if you are denied employment.

The overuse of metaphors makes me feel like this person is trying to reinvent Chef, but for AI.

Here is mine:

https://rilindo.com

Just reactivated it recently and mostly updating it daily with links and short pity comments.

Another hot take: maybe we will see a spike of compiles languages like Go, Rust and WASM, over Python, Ruby, and Node.

Related, somewhat, but I am moving away from Microsoft Office and to Apple's Pages/Numbers/Keynote/FreeForm, mostly because they are free and they are good enough.

I got complicated feelings about that. He did help pave the way for Linux, but he also killed OS/2.

I always thought that Debian is already on git, so this confused me. How is source control currently (or was) done with the Debian project?

This feel suspiciously like the sendmail-fiction of postfix. I don't know if that is a good thing.

EDIT: Not really, but it still feels like adding unneeded

Archer? Is that you?

Where is my janpla model kits, then?

Person probably issued Apple laptops from work, which, funny enough is probably why they get performance issues, as work is going to drop in the usual CPU killing anti-virus and other corporate tooling.

Can you explain why I shouldn't use OpenShift?

Where will the money and resources to develop AWS AI come from? Not from Incident Manager, that is for certain.

I can see Marley and Paradis!

This does feel like we are going back to the beginning of how fast-food started (minus the large crew of people)[0]

[0] https://youtu.be/YqyCaATQPtk?t=74

I see this and I raise you this Lake Shore S-curve

https://chicagoyimby.com/2023/08/lost-legends-8-the-lake-sho...

All that is left is to have law-enforcement round up homeless/unhoused person move them into those camps and we will officially be in the Star Trek timeline.

We can be certain for one thing in the movie: Somebody is going to die from dysentery.

That is actually Perl's motto. [0]

[0] https://wiki.c2.com/?ThereIsMoreThanOneWayToDoIt

I know at least one person who left Red Hat for HashiCorp. I could imagine how they feel to be back(ish)

The funny thing is that these days, people are paying more (thanks to inflation) for products and services while customer care is getting worse.

I am certain that this is going to eliminate most beef and poultry products. The meat-industrial-complex will not be pleased.

I feel bad for not feeling bad that I laughed at this. Every. time.

I feel wicked laughing at this.

IIRC, slack archive by default, you don't have access to previous messages after a certain point unless you pay for the service.