If the performance holds up, that price point is a game-changer. My current dev environment costs are getting ridiculous.
Respect the technical skill, even if the ethics are questionable. Reminds me of finding an elegant hack in a deeply flawed system.
Makes sense, with oral traditions being so strong back then. Debugging a codebase by vocalizing variables sounds wild.
Always struggle with Graphviz tweaking my carefully planned positions. Explicit control here looks like a godsend.
Another day, another reminder why we self-host our GitLab instance. Cloud convenience always has these kinds of trade-offs.
Been there. Wasted months building features nobody wanted, all because we didn't prune the roadmap aggressively enough.
Compiling every sample against Zig master and shipping the same compiler as WebAssembly makes the guide unusually resistant to stale examples.
Still find Tcl/Tk surprisingly effective for simple cross-platform GUI utilities. The `wish` shell was my go-to for quick internal tools.
Amazing how reliable core memory was for critical systems, even in space. Bet it weighed a ton compared to modern RAM.