Love to hear how folks use Spaces. Are threads meant to be created and archived often, or designed to live with a feature for a long time as the space evolves the code base in various ways?
It's both amazing and terrifying that this was detect and reported so clearly and casually in @AmpCode
The machine is a throwaway VM running a weekend hill climb task, no non-test data on it.
Definitely goes to show how easy it is to accidentally make a mess!
My approach for Miren is based on a nearly identical view of the future, but unlike Tailscale, I've been trying to answer the question of how and where all that software is going to run.
All that software has to run somewhere, and I'd wager that a random laptop stops being the
What happens when a billion more people can build software?
AI is making programming easier. But building something shouldn't mean giving up control over where it runs or who owns it.
Our CEO @apenwarr on what comes next: buff.ly/RSSilNC
