I’m very excited to see the great work ERSC has/will do. When thinking about where Git lags today, I’ve come up with three categories: UX features and custom data not natively understood by the Git CLI, a stock…
Huh, where does the “G” come from in RV64GC?
I haven’t dug into why, but for unknown-linux builds on x86, Rust binaries have been substantially smaller on musl than standard dynamic linking to glibc, for me. No idea if I’m doing something wrong or if the handful…
Do we know that Claude’s quirks are related to watermarking? The article said Gemini’s web console is apparently watermarked, and it has different quirks / a different sound.
I feel like Zed, rustup, and a lot of other applications (with CLIs) moved in that direction. (Hope someone corrects me if that’s wrong, unsure those projects are fully static, but they do self update.) As a user that…
Looks like the figures are cut off?
I’m very excited to see the great work ERSC has/will do. When thinking about where Git lags today, I’ve come up with three categories: UX features and custom data not natively understood by the Git CLI, a stock…
Huh, where does the “G” come from in RV64GC?
I haven’t dug into why, but for unknown-linux builds on x86, Rust binaries have been substantially smaller on musl than standard dynamic linking to glibc, for me. No idea if I’m doing something wrong or if the handful…
Do we know that Claude’s quirks are related to watermarking? The article said Gemini’s web console is apparently watermarked, and it has different quirks / a different sound.
I feel like Zed, rustup, and a lot of other applications (with CLIs) moved in that direction. (Hope someone corrects me if that’s wrong, unsure those projects are fully static, but they do self update.) As a user that…
Looks like the figures are cut off?