Ready to migrate back to node once the slop version is out.

I would like to read the promised Jarred's blog post (if it ever comes out) before pulling the plug though.

I've got four kids, ranging from 33 to 12. All connected since earliest ages, no restrictions.

All the adult ones grew up good people with successful careers. The youngest kid is growing incredibly smart, he's on track to finish school at least two years earlier - with zero pressure from parents, I swear. (If anything this would be a nuisance, because he's too young for university.)

So yeah. I will keep him connected as well.

But it's not as fun as running local model right here on your computer on your own desk. It feels like magic.

Speaking of important things.

Yeah I was working on that, created a prototype. I don't see a business in it, so abandoned.

It looks like Golden Gate fixes this design a lot.

This is why they call a very specialized distribution "general-purpose". They need to water down the term and own the new space.

I'm sad to see these tools go. Vite was a godsend after a zoo of webpack/grunt/etc.

But what will happen is that new sane tool will come up once vite dissolves and that's the never ending cycle.

Interestingly, I have a similar career and I have never ever split personal and work businesses on different notebooks/phones. On the other hand I would never even consider working with a company that monitors my screen or has insight into the computer I'm working on.

This is a take that is so drastically different to what I (and many other people) have experienced that it now makes sense that systemd is to your liking.