Data centers generate enormous heat that needs to be disposed off. In space you have nowhere to conduct heat to, because there's nothing there. You are basically sitting in insulation.

Your only option is to radiate the heat away, which is comparatively super slow. Space stations have a real problem getting rid of heat.

I've been using klogg and if you're more into GUI's then I think it's the best there is. It opens and searches in log files of many gigabytes with easy. It's a simple and clean multiplatform QT app.

https://github.com/variar/klogg

But can I rely on Cursor to be able to keep delivering, when they aren't the one's doing the work themselves?

I mean I guess this is what businesses do all the time. There's a term for it even, it's called white-labeling.

But is this all that Cursor have? They pass of VS Code as their own, they pass off Kimi as their own... What do Cursor even do? What do I need them for?

With private companies you have whatever morals the owners have. It's a very mixed bag.

For anyone that doesn't know: With sqlite you can serialize the db to a buffer and create a "new" db from that buffer with just `new Datebase()`. Just run the migrations once on test initialization, serialize that migrated db and reuse it instantly for each test for amazing test isolation.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ki-edito...

That's the prettier fantasy version. The other is that he is Gríma Wormtongue.