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I have tried a few self-hosted forges but I resorted to only ssh and `git init -bare` folders. Zero processing if I'm not currently pushing or pulling changes.

What exactly is the good idea? It's ignoring my accessibility options. I'm getting motion sickness.

The tons of python code would be great training data if there was any consistency across the ecosystem. Yet every project I've touched required me to learn it's unique style. Then I'd imagine they practically poisoned half the training set because python2 is subtly different.

While standardization would be nice, I can still order batteries for the Samsung phones I've used 15 years ago. Availability might not be that much of an issue with larger brands.

Everyone I knew working as a bank teller quit because the actual job is screwing over old people with bad performing and long lasting investments. My bank calls me at least once a year to tell me my personal bank teller changed again.

I'll miss getting documentation as a pile of pictures in a PDF.

M$ offers system wide installations. Those don't seem to be updated automatically either but at least I don't have to deploy 6 servers now.

He mentioned FFI into and out of his code, which has been my main encounter with unsafe rust too. Often enough I could limit the use to the entry/exit code but that's not always possible.

Intel doesn't ship "native" DX9 drivers for Arc. It's either Microsofts D3D9On12 or DXVK.

I have to reload every page multiple times until it loads. Can we please stop having static websites rely on 65 (???) scripts.

Worth noting that the author, Daniel Lemire, wrote the great and incredible fast libraries simdjson and simdutf.