Wild pace. Guess they found a critical bug or a quick win to push it out so fast. Astra is a high bar.

Had a desktop aquarium once, very calming. This digital version is probably less messy and just as effective.

If small size, I recommend lots of plants and capping any "live" substrate with sand. Had one going with shrimps and a few endlers for years. I only topped the water up and very occasionally changed the water. Not that it really needed it.

After the first few weeks, it just soldiered on with minimal algae or intervention needed. It's a lovely thing to have, I can recommend it. (That said, I also have a small aquarium problem according to the wifey)

This makes me wonder about using Jevko for configuration instead of YAML, especially with such a compact parser.

Pure luck of the draw. Knew a dev who got it, and it completely changed his career trajectory – pretty wild.

Time to `brew update && brew upgrade` later today. Always a little nervous, but Homebrew usually makes it painless.

I have this bound to an alias: bu

Run it every couple of days, easy peasy.

If you're going to update that frequently, you may want to consider something that allows for cooldown like this [1]. I've gotten more nervous about supply-chain attacks over the last few months.

1. https://github.com/whoschek/homebrew-cooldown

That's a very good idea. Thanks for the link. Ideally this should be a feature in homebrew.

It absolutely should be.

Pretty wild seeing this get formalized. Remember struggling to even grasp the high-level concepts of Wiles's proof.

ImHex makes tackling proprietary formats so much less painful. Seriously a lifesaver for quickly mapping out structures.

That M4 Pro is probably a beast for quantised models. My M2 Pro handles 34B just barely; what speeds are you seeing?

The TRON house demo from 1989 was genuinely ahead of its time. Hard to compete on technology when your competitor has the US trade office backing them.