You say this is a company you could see yourself working at for some time, and have been handed C suite level responsibility that you can handle. So seemingly you are content and able to handle the work load.

Learning to be a IC is something anyone can do given time, but learning to be a manager can only be learned by being on the job, if you are able to get it in the first place.

Now is really not a good time to jump ship, unless you know for certain that the new position is going to be stable.

Grab the opportunity, do a good job and perhaps study how to be a better IC in your free time. You'll come out on the other side with skills and experiences that many in this field will be missing.

I'd love to organize something like this in my local community but somehow am not sure where or how to start really.

It doesn't exactly compare it to the other formats, but still interesting on its own.

[0]: https://blogs.gnome.org/alexl/2017/10/02/on-application-size...

[1]: https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/under-the-hood.html

It's creators clearly care not for the efficiency of how it is built, which translates directly into how it runs.

This blog post is effectively being apologetic about the fact that this is alright, since at least they got product market fit. Except Anthropic is never going to go back and clean up the mess once (if) they become profitable.

I doubt anyone will like how things will be in 5 years time if this trend of releasing badly engineered spaghetti continues.

[0]: https://www.nature.com/articles/s44360-026-00087-0

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47601055

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The intent of the comment stands though.

I meant to point out that GrapheneOS has perfectly good support for verifying device integrity via Hardware Attestation, just not the method which requires Google to acknowledge the OS signing keys.

GrapheneOS has full support for Play Integrity[0].

[0]: https://grapheneos.org/articles/attestation-compatibility-gu...

This is about Google wanting more control over their ecosystem.

Hope the soft skills of those involved are better when interacting in person.

I understand this is a personal preference, but I never understood the anger some people had over the removal when it's as easy as just using a small USB-C to 3.5mm audio jack converter to use wired headphones.

Last year an aluminum smelter in Iceland had a transformer blow which caused a big power surge on parts of the very well developed national power grid. The surge caused damage to electronics in some households and companies near to the smelter.