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From Jarred Sumner on the PR:Blog post with details coming soon.It passes Bun's pre-existing test suite on all platforms (and fixes several memory leaks and flaky tests), the binary size shrinks by 3 MB - 8 MB, the benchmarks are between...
This is what a lull looks like at this point. The government is having internal arguments. The models are getting improved internally. The coding agent improvements are all what we would expect. There’s still a lot happening, including a...
It began, as so many philosophical disputes do in our house, with a photograph and a cup of tea. Dina had spread several of her wildlife photographs across the table: seals staring thoughtfully into the mist, a hare frozen mid-leap in...
The Multiple URLs in Git Remote article explaines how git handles multiple URLs. Biggest takeaway for me is that you can have git push transparently push to two URLs at the same time. Might become handy in all the ongoing discussions...
Ryan examines the place of centralized, continuous Magic lore, compared to the fragmented structures of other books, games, and movies. The post Omens of Chaos: Sandwiches Are Better Than Bread appeared first on Hipsters of the Coast.
Though I agree with his stance on smartphones in schools and social networks in general, I fear that Jonathan Haidt of The Anxious Generation is now the useful fool for every US state senator with autocratic tendencies; Rindala Alajaji...
I’m capturing new subjects in nature every day just steps from my own front door and keeping my photography skills sharp during a busy season of life.
It’s a weird thing to change, but there is a slight difference between the version of Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out!! in the Playchoice-10 version than any other version of the program. As explained on the NES/Famicom game’s page at The Cutting...
The U.S. almost got close to acknowledging systemic racism in broadband deployment. Then a coalition of corrupt shitgoblins sent the country spiraling backwards.
Athena started the bloomposting yesterday and here is my contribution: the irises in our front yard, which are in their annual two-week period of blooming, followed by 50 weeks of just being green shrubs. Still, for those two weeks, it’s...