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The compiler has hard coded domains that control who can use certain features. For example, custom operators aren’t allowed, but Evan is able to use them.

> I can still reverse a binary tree without an LLM. I can still reason about time complexity, debug a race condition by reading the code, trace a memory leak by thinking.

All your incantations can't protect you

> congrats if you buy a stablecoin - you've effectively financed the US gvt at 0%.

As MMT teaches us, a government that issues its own currency does not need to borrow to finance itself, as it can create the money it needs, though it may still issue debt for other reasons.

As far as I can remember, the $5 droplet always had 1 GB of RAM. The current $4 droplet is only 0.5 GB.

The AWS instance in the post, t4g.small, has 2 GB of RAM. So it's not really comparable to the $4 DO droplet.

> Both have 5USD instances

DigitalOcean no longer has a USD 5 instance, it's USD 6 now.

You and your wife can both install Signal and play the same game. Then you can discard that Facebook is snooping on your messages. And you can think of bigger conspiracies which is always fun.

> In any case, I'm extremely glad Discourse came along and democratized proper forum UX. I agree that we need an adequate free alternative. What are the candidates?

Discourse is 100% open source.

He said he no longer lives in the United States. Did I understand correctly that you need to live in the US to open a Pana account?

> In economics inflation has a specific definition: a general rise in the price level. It can be caused by all kinds of things.

When the prices of all goods and services go up, it is the thing you measure them against that is going down. If there were no currency, there would be no inflation, only changes in relative prices.

> definitely not lower than Digital Ocean

2 vcpu 8GB:

DigitalOcean $ 60 with 4 TB transfer

Oracle $ 25.75 with 10 TB transfer

(DigitalOcean includes local ssd, but you don't want to use that.)