What exactly is different now?

> it's under development and very likely will be forever.

So is Sqlite. Last time I checked they are still actively developing Sqlite.

Do you mean you can't just grab a current release and hold on to that? Well it's pre-alpha... That's the point...

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This is a requirement for two different banks I have, very likely for the rest as well.

Doing the live selfie route I don't need to provide tons of other documents.

For banks without the live selfies I need police certified docs for ID and address.

And the big thing for KYC every year is proof of current residence.

Having just gone through the annual KYC checks required by my bank/s I don't think this opinion stands universally.

Can also confirm to open an account I need to provide a live selfie and verifiable government ID.

Who are we that has always defined that term that way. For any systems programmer golang has pretty much not been a solution.

Systems is below layer 4 of the network stack, it is building the network stack in the first place.

"Make the AI do xyz"

That clearly needs a custom harness to integrate with ORG tooling.

"No we won't pay for token usage, make it work with the subscription were already paying for"...

Guess you don't want AI then...

In my experience unless you actually pay attention and get something with a dram cache it will sustain that speed for all of 5 seconds and then drop to near useless, and with the current dram shortages that is getting harder and harder to justify.

I just did a build out where ram cost as much as the GPU and both are individually 3x more expensive than the CPU and MB combined.

A decent 2TB nvme drive was also more expensive than the CPU and MB combined.

A 10GB network connection can happily transfer at that speed all day, your SSD is unlikely to maintain Sata speeds unless you actually shelled out for something decent, what came from the manufacturer in the laptop is not that.

Not sure if it's mentioned in the article but microphones can be speakers too...

I'm unsure that I agree with this, for my smaller tools with a UI I have been using rust for business logic code and then platform native languages, mostly swift/C#.

I feel like with a modern agentic workflow it is actually trivial to generate UIs that just call into an agnostic layer, and keeping time small and composable has been crucial for this.

That way I get platform native integration where possible and actual on the metal performance.

I haven't actually looked into this but it might not be the realm of possibility. But you are generating a frame on GPU, if you can also encode it there, either with nvenc or vulkan doesn't matter. Then DMA the to the nic while just using the CPU to process the packet headers, assuming that cannot also be handled in the GPU/nic

Changing the function signature or the type then generated cascade of compiler errors that tells you exactly what you touched.

Weak non specific types does not have that property and even with tests you cannot be sure about the change and cannot even be sure you are upholding invariants

I wouldn't complain much about people singing along to a ballad or such but yapping, you can go do that somewhere else.

If I know it is legal to make a turn at a red light. And I know a court will uphold that I was in the right but a police officer will fine me regardless and I would need to go to actually pursue some legal remedy I'm unlikely to do it regardless of whether it is legal because it is expensive, if not in money but time.

In the case of copyright lawsuits they are notoriously expensive and long so even if a court would eventually deem it fine, why take the chance.

And I read it probably closer to two decades ago.

Running a node.js server on Tahoe makes your macbook sluggish and you feel like Tahoe is fine performance wise?

May I reminded you that 10 years ago people also ran chrome and node js webservers and this was not a problem in any way with 8GB of ram.

Windows update on a Celeron chip makes it 100% utilisation with full boost.

I would actually rather but an Android phone than a laptop with a Celeron chip for the same price.

If you can use an atomic then these are overkill and you should just be using an atomic, but many times things that are atomic does not make it lock free, if there's no hardware support the compiler will add a mutex.