slyrus

The fact that they did it in the beginning and are doing it now makes the whole “well, there was a period of time when they didn’t do this” seem like a minor footnote to the notion that “they’ve always done this”. Even though the statement isn’t strictly true, it sure seems like the cynicism is warranted now and, with the benefit of hindsight, was back then too.

Of course it would be nice if google actually added SVG support to google slides...

So you’re saying it’s legit?

Sure, that's one approach. But it shouldn't take 45 seconds to spin up a new "emacs -nw" process, IMO. There's something pathological going on.

Have they fixed MacOS startup performance yet? ISTR some post about why faster CPUs were making emacs even slower on startup. Seems to have gotten worse over the years.

2019. Somebody probably has a flow-matching/diffusion/foundation model chirality determination by now.

Same. ATS11=43 was magic back in the day.