If you have ever read the “thought” process on some of the reasoning models you can catch them going into loops of circular reasoning just slowly burning tokens. I’m not even sure this isn’t by design.

What ever happend to the classic “reticulating splines”?

He does?

I read the first link in the thread that examines his blog post about London. While I don’t agree with his politics he wouldn’t be unusual amongst a significant minority of the population who vote for the likes of Reform. That seems to be enough for some to draw the conclusion he’s a Nazi he wants to arbitrarily murder people.

This automatic jump to accusing anyone who you disagree with a Nazi just devalues the term.

Really nice combination of data and presentation.

On mobile any particular useful compression will become on-demand hardware acceleration which can be very power efficient. I’m fairly sure webp had hardware acceleration on most chipsets these days.

Why? Scripts can still invoke the needed shell? Or are you taking about things that like to set up a shell environment?

Sorry to hear that. Good luck finding a new gig without needing to interact with Teams again.

I used to update my tickets from Emacs org-mode where I kept my working set off knowledge. The org export functions dealt with whatever format Jira expects. Nowadays I’m mostly tracking stuff so my comments are generally never more than a “thanks”, 👍 or occasionally a link to the patch series or pull requests.

Jira is alright, not great, not terrible. You need something to track projects and break down work and say least being ubiquitous a lot of people are familiar with it.

Teams is a dumpster fire of excrement though.

The article implies they were already on AWS so this migration was from Xeon instances to Arm Graviton instances. I wonder how much of the AWS fleet is Arm now?

Edit to add apparently RDS and Aurora are two different database hosting solutions in the AWS service zoo.