Flattened every catch (e) into bare catch in the same sweep. Can't tell a 404 from a 500 anymore, and the retry loop retries auth failures forever. Lint passes, tests pass. I post about this kind of cleanup weekly — follow along if it's useful.

No one talks about how the DRAM density curve has basically…flattened. Maxed-out Server 2021: 8TB Ram Maxed-out Server 2026: …also 8TB Ram That’s insane! A five-year stagnation. If your working set exceeds 8TB, tough luck! Quite literally the only thing that’s going to get us exponential again is alternative tiers of memory. Specifically, ones that don’t rely on CPU memory controllers. This is why I’m constantly rambling about CXL. Sure, there’s a latency cost, and a smart programmer will have to treat it differently. …but are you not excited? We’re entering the heterogenous memory era (again)! Imagine hundreds of terabytes of RAM on a single server! Absolutely insane to think about.

Burned out cars. Rubble from flattened buildings strewn along deserted streets. The rumble of artillery guns followed by the high-pitched whine of an attack drone. This is today's reality in the eastern Ukrainian town of Druzhkivka, where a handful of civilians eke out a living alongside soldiers fighting the Russians who are now just nine miles away and gradually moving closer

deploying coins/bundling is not trading. yes you can make money off of it, but much like how the edge in NFTs eroded with time, you can see the same happening in trenching/memecoins > technical moat has flattened out through democratized access to tools like proxima and ai models, making it extremely easy to spin up tech adjacent coins. imo, its sort of a poisoned apple situation because you get conditioned to participating in a tiny closed loop pvp arena n dont really build any transferrable or scaleable skills that you can bring with you if you climb up the port/nw rankings. try not to miss the forest for the trees friends. theres a way bigger arena out there if you have the vision. also, please stop referring to deploying as "devving". you are not a developer. insult to real developers with actual technical skills.

Has the optimization backlash begun? @amandamull joins Bloomberg This Weekend to talk about why people are embracing imperfection, saying social videos can “bring everybody this flattened average of a perfect face and I think we’re sick of that.”