cactusfrog

I wasn’t excited about Tahoe but it was the best release I’ve encountered. They fixed spotlight and window management enough that I no longer need to rely on third party tools to replace those native features (I still use Rectangle for the keyboard shortcuts, but not for window snapping).

I also appreciate that it comes with dynamic wallpaper of the lake where I got the worst sunburn of my life.

Zeolites are better

I went to a small liberal arts school where the IT department recruited CS students under work study to build the systems. It’s a good learning experience for students to be involved in constructing and maintaining the infrastructure that keeps the university running. I don’t mean this entirely as in cost savings, but because I like the idea of a university being self maintained.

Eastern Washington has a lot of hot desert

I think UV and Ruff showed us how much better Python tooling could be. Just setting a higher bar has move. OS forward

Sometimes I want coffee before I make my coffee

I would be surprised if the code was hidden from other people engineers.

We have tons of space on earth. Cooling in space would be so expensive.

Thank you for the explanation

Could the rust code be transpired to readable C?

This author assumes that open sourcing a package only delivers value if is added as a dependency. Publicly sharing code with a permissive license is still useful and a radical idea.