Actually, now that I think about it, let's get rid of the minimum, there should be no minimum, all bets even five cents must be fully disclosed and attributed to natural persons, no hiding behind "corporations are people, my friend" nonsense.

With OP proposal, they would get USD 7.

The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

Here is one example

https://www.nuget.org/packages/System.CommandLine#versions-b...

2.0.6 was released less than a day ago. How long will you wait? I'd argue any wait is unwarranted.

It sounds nice to people because we are used to thinking in terms of Microsoft Windows and Microsoft SQL Server releases where people wait for months after a new version is released to update. Except companies actually pay for these! So somehow this kind of illogical action or I would argue learned helplessness that happens with flagship Microsoft product releases is what we are now advocating as the default everywhere which is a terrible idea.

Dependency cooldowns should NOT be the default. I don't know what a proper solution is but I know this isn't it.

Ah haha so armin is also an Internet troll, right? For example if I said, one thing that sets the "Concorde apart from other commercial airliners, ..." I am saying the Concorde is a commercial airliner.

I still don't understand why the windows store search sucked so badly. It isn't like they had billions of apps. So why did it suck?

See I used to have 2 MB on my hot mail and 4 MB on my Yahoo! Mail. I used to do exactly what you said. Then, I got invitation to Google mail. 1GB and counting!

I got lazy. I no longer had to delete mail anymore. So, it started accumulating. There. That's the whole story.

https://xcancel.com/__tinygrad__/status/2039213719155310736

You are right that it could have been later and now that I think about it, it might have been 4k -> 8k characters.

I think I know what you're talking about. There are likely files inside the ~/Library/Application Support/ or ~/Library/Caches/ folders for example.

What is the proper, Apple way to make sure these get deleted when we delete apps? Because I fear there is no universal solution here. There are some files that an app creates that some of the time I would probably want to persist uninstalls. But then these files should be in a user home directory, not in application support according to XDG, right? I feel like the OS should detect dragging of an app to the trash can and clean up its app support folders? I don't think it does this today but I think it should.

I even went in and edited the text area size iirc from 8k to 32k or something just so I could paste longer context into it.

I really felt like an elite haxor.

However, times have changed. What was "state of the art" in 2023 is pedestrian now. Copilot really had an early lead, in my opinion when Bard felt somewhat off. Now? I don't even think about Copilot. I feel very comfortable putting my thoughts in Claude or even Gemini.

> Your ISP (Verizon, AS701) implements BGP safely. It correctly drops invalid prefixes.

Is this how our allies think?

That to me is more valuable than code vibe coded by Claude in one afternoon.