I’d doubt they’d be using it past simply testing the technology and simple translation of customer support messages in spoken languages that they aren’t able to converse in.

They’re not beholden to shareholders, so they’re not incentivised to chase short term gains over long term sustainable profits, so they’re not pushed to use AI and rot out their own understanding of their own codebases from underneath themselves.

Vibe coding actually works now

Guess you missed this:

Egalitarian PoW don’t work better on custom hardware.

I mean it could… Even for Egalitarian PoW. You’d have to make the ASIC specifically for the exact PoW you’re trying to target, and you’re going to end up with something pretty exotic that’s going to be easy enough to invalidate by altering the PoW. But, you could…

Wouldn’t make much sense if there are ASICs

Next in the repeat queue: I will not add scrolljacking to my website.

Interesting comments from lobste.rs IMHO:

1. 19 upvotes link

   Relevant issue: https://codeberg.org/ziglang/zig/issues/37402

   Pending PR: https://codeberg.org/ziglang/zig/pulls/37417

2. 6 upvotes link

   Hate to say it, but LLM code review certainly would have caught such an obvious “accidentally quadratic” bug.

   23 upvote response link

   And we would have missed the community showing up, and having fun working together on a fix.

   I think this is acceptable in a pre-1.0 language.

That’s not how a brain works.

People forget the language they grew up reading/writing/speaking simply because they stopped using it.