In my view, one of the major compiler vendors needs to take on Safe C++ and start supporting it... with refactoring tooling to get a codebase there. Because as this article says, tooling is key.

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I would personally choose the phrase 'aiming for consistency' over 'vibe coded' ;) That said, version 1. I'm sure there are areas to improve! We have supported building Linux apps for years, but this is our first major app for Linux ourselves.

Definite common ideas. Much of our UI design has roots in macOS. Lots to learn as we work Linux. I hope we'll be able to improve the app to your liking :)

(Disclaimer: I work at RemObjects, and have worked on Fire and Water but not on Earth.)

I agree with you, in that the benefit of the commons (preventing damage AI is doing to the world etc) is better than one individual's 'right' to a perfect product.

But I don't think Gruber is saying quite this. He's worried about genuine semantic and intelligence loss, using the example of swapping two words:

> The semantic difference between banana and pineapple is just as noticeable to the human eye as the taste of the two are to the human tongue

Further, is this really a useful way to reduce the damage of AI? It only appears to work if someone already believes and then proactively checks if text is produced by AI. It doesn't really address the core issues.

* Appearance in Korea at an expo (1928, 1929?): https://www.kci.go.kr/kciportal/landing/article.kci?arti_id=...

* The creator writing about it in 1931 (reference 10 on the same page)

Shanghai but uncertain date.

Was it dismantled in either Korea or China, or shipped back and dismantled, or destroyed?

> the details of its disappearance are unknown

A mystery! Someone will know...

Ah - I see a border on some. You're right, that does distinguish it (and thanks) but my reaction there to the design is: wow, by so little. It's hardly intuitive or clear: the same representation for two completely different things where the only difference is a few left-side pixels :(

I read the readme in full, I think that's an appropriate level of effort. Your link also still doesn't answer it, though it hints: 'A migrated .env is a live mount (a named pipe), not a plain file'. So is that a file system driver, or...?

Even https://github.com/jitpass/jit/blob/main/docs/getting-starte... says it's a local encrypted store - and that's repeated many times across the docs Claude-style - but it doesn't explain the mechanism whereby reading a file gets the results from that store.

Look,at the header image and glance in the middle of the Wednesday column vs the middle of Sunday’s or Monday’s column. Very little visual distinction: you have to ask, am I looking at a long event or the ‘today’ highlight?

[0] https://romanempiretimes.com/is-mark-zuckerberg-just-a-roman...

Our 'Delphi Island' support also allows linking to BPLs.

And we have our own IDE (for multiple platforms), as well as living inside VS.

I find this plausible. I'd like to see the prompt and chat transcript.

macOS is on the surface the same. But seeing this causes a feeling of a deep gulf. How can we or Apple regain it? That special sense of value and care in the OS and its app developers?

https://unsung.aresluna.org/_media/as-a-windows-user-its-a-v...

What surprised me is how satellites far away (in the night zone, it's daylight for hours yet) could still 'see' me, or rather, I could see them not even that close to the horizon. I would love to see how far away one of the objects is when clicking or hovering over it.