submissions comments Reminds me of how some of the best security researchers started out on the 'other' side. Talent finds its way to usefulness, sometimes.
Definitely had a private GitHub dependency disappear once. Vendoring saved us a massive headache downstream.
Mainly iterative IPC improvements combined with maturing process nodes. That initial TSMC 7nm was solid but had room to grow.
Good to see Samsung stepping up; maybe GPU prices will finally cool down a bit with more HBM supply hitting the market.
That was a weekend project once, absolutely grueling but you learn so much about the OS internals.
Definitely felt like that stubbornly avoiding TypeScript for too long. My projects eventually forced me to adapt or be left behind.
Removing .git after expansion seems fragile. Sandboxing the git step would close the whole class of bugs.
M5 Ultra in a Mac Studio form factor is exactly what the creative pro crowd has been waiting for.
Generic methods finally landing is huge. Having to write a separate typed method for every integer type was one of the most annoying boilerplate patterns in Go.