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Show me an operating system built on top of a browser that can be used to solve real-world problems like JuiceFS.

The last joke I can remember is Meta the name itself.

There's no stupid product, only stupid people.

This explains why the MBTI shit is so popular these days.

Tiktok is opium 3.0, but this time it's not UK selling the drugs.

Got the following error when trying to install it on Cursor:

> Error: Unable to install extension 'jetbrains.kotlin' as it is not compatible with VS Code '1.96.2'.

Yes, this reminds me of meta-programming in languages like Python, it's useful if you want to create a framework like Django, but if you work on products, chances are good you should not use it.

I like the idea of DSL, but in real projects, I hate almost every DSL introduced by coworkers.

I thought the author was describing a chatbot when reading the first half of this article.

I really like Orbstack, switched to it and never looked back.

Mine is in Asia and it's still accessible.

Aren't Hacker News users supposed to be able to hack it easily?

This doesn't work if you use utf-8 instead of ascii.

According to the paper, it just selects one AI randomly and then uses it to generate the next response.

> The bottom-line is that if I were tasked with implementing a server that must handle thousands of concurrent users (or substitute your other favorite async use-case), I would pick gevent or a tool like golang over asyncio every time.

Me too! If I have to remember to add await and async to avoid accidentally breaking my code, why don't I just write in Go instead? At least I get some safety checks from the compiler.