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Translation: frontier models are so good that we can rewrite our own warehouse infra.
Stable Debian is using Linux 6.12, if your laptop has modern hardware what do you do? Can't use wifi?
And don't get me started with Debian testing. I want a LTS distro not a testing one.
They have more kernels, more support for modern hardware etc... good luck running Debian on a modern laptop.
Ubuntu kernels are not the one that Debian uses. The latest stable Debian is based on a 2 years old Kernel ( 6.12 ).
Is there a plan to have pre compiled binary on Linux? Having to download a zig compiler is a bit annoying...
It's such a bad technical decision for most people. Everyone rewrites it's own gateway / reverse proxy with bugs, lacks of feature, security problems and non standard integration.
Nginx / envoy should be your default choice for most use cases.
Is it an exploit around the library that handles PDF parsing/opening? Can someone explain how files / attachement are open on a mobile device ( android/iPhone).
I don't understand how in 2026 this is still a thing, we have many safe languages to parse/deserialize data. Why is it complicated?
It's not true though, languages have different level of maturity in different domains.
If you ask Claude create me a Crystal controller for Kubernetes, good luck with that.
What a great week security wise!
No one at Danfoss got alerts than sudently hundred of fridges entered defrost mode? Reminds me of those computer you see at stores running weird ms-dos software.
None of those are real problems in reality, I don't think Go has more gotchas than other languages.
"In total I did over $400,000 in API priced tokens with GPT-5.6 Sol and GPT 6 Astra."
wut?
It's not that it does not scale but it does not scale out of the box.
DynamoDB is very expensive.
`<button @click=$(|_e| count.increment())>"increment"</button>`
What the heck is this.
With AI I'm pretty sure SIMD will be easier to integrate when necessary.
What is the best open model / tool for text to speech running locally?
Google, Apple etc.. seems safe.
Same for SWE when pushing code they don't understand.
Golang is faster and use way less memory than Java, never wonder why you never see Kubernetes controller / sidecar is Java?
As for Scala it's pretty much a dead language, no one work with it and it's impossible to find dev for it.
10 years ago I was moving Scala code back to regular Java.
Sorry but I don't buy it, any crash can be found and fix by one or more humans, if it was not it's either they're incompetent ( I doubt that ) or they did not beleive it was important enough to fix.
A crash is actually the easiest kind of problem to fix since you have a crash. It means stacktrace, core dump, kernel error etc..
You have a serious engineering problem if you're not able to find the source of a crash after years.
That UI though... is it powered by Java?
The main issue with SQLite is the very poor type system, after testing it for an app I was shocked.
I'd like to know what you base your statement on that the Raft implementations in etcd or CockroachDB are incorrect. Your original paper does not mention those implementations, so where does that claim come from?
The "world" runs on Kubernetes which is using Raft:
https://pkg.go.dev/go.etcd.io/etcd/raft/v3Are you saying that this implementation is wrong?
"This Raft library is stable and feature complete. As of 2016, it is the most widely used Raft library in production, serving tens of thousands clusters each day. It powers distributed systems such as etcd, Kubernetes, Docker Swarm, Cloud Foundry Diego, CockroachDB, TiDB, Project Calico, Flannel, Hyperledger and more."
One of the most popular distributed DB is Cockroach which is written in go and also uses Raft: https://github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/tree/master/pkg/raf...
Golang-ci exists for a while and everyone is using it.
Not sure what you're talking about.
