NagatoYuzuru

GitHub also serves as a community hub beyond being a code hosting and collaboration platform, where engineers can connect.

In the past, clicking on someone’s profile would simply let you know like “Hey, this guy is pretty good” or “This guy is working on something interesting.” Losing that sense of home would be terrible.

I used to create multiple local worktrees and mount the sub directories using Docker. This approach had significant limitations because many paths in the agent and .git files were hard-coded.

I don’t know much about the situation in India. But this article paints an overly rosy picture of China.

In my view, there are some people in China who don’t treat a significant portion of the population as human beings. Moreover, the Chinese are very keen on stepping on others to get ahead.

Unless the company and team’s KPI or OKR system changes, things will stay this way. You need something to report on to your superiors. But to you, these things are just another job.

Their only role is to clap, cheer, and show approval. I can say with responsibility that there is no meaningful voting in China.

As a non native English speaker, letting an LLM translate my emails is actually a sweet trap that’s all too easy to fall into. But Gemini in Gmail DOESN’T SUPPORT non English input. What’s the point of this thing?

I still believe that minimally processed, varied foods and limited red meat are good for health.

> the last time I interacted with MSRC regarding reporting a VSCode bug, it was a horrible experience where they silently fixed the bug

Classic MSRC. It has figured out that researchers will report for free regardless. Why change?

A great mood today started with finding the absolute perfect tool for our needs, and ended with learning it’s already been acquired and killed. Well played, Anthropic.