Anthropic has experimented with this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGiqrsv530Y

Did you even read before pasting? Yes technically it is, which would indeed be in line with "levels of dark mode".

Did you? If you read the article you'll find that there's a specific (and quite popular) claim going around that 0% brightness is much more efficient than 1% brightness because pixels can be "fully off". Yes, it's theoretically more efficient, but as per the article it's within the margin of error. For all practical purposes, it's not more efficient.

I agree, I almost missed it and left the website.

Too bad because once I saw it and tried it out, that's when I thought the experience feels slick and polished.

I think you shoud consider either having an onboarding that highlights it or put a giant arrow on your landing page background, between the video and the bar, with a "Try it on this page"

They're right though, using a self-hosted runner has nothing to do with using community actions or not. Installing with curl and sh can be done in a github public runner just as well.

Of course it's a true statement, but I'm not using self-hosted runners, nor does my comment mention them.

So we really don't talk about Bruno then?

:)

That's clearly the case, this is a three-pronged manoeuver :

- Introducing a cheap 1-core runner

- Lowering the price of GitHub-hosted runners

- Making it slightly more expensive to use self-hosted runners

- There is actually a fourth one: the vnet integration, which also allows you to run public runners in your own infra

As a bonus, for some people it means something that was free is now not free. Those who are willing to pay rather than go, might prefer to use GitHub-hosted if they are going to pay anyway.

This is clearly an incentive to use github-hosted, and their sales reps are also going this way.

I require the VNet integration, but my region (Europe West) isn't supported (yet, over a year since I requested it)

https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-cloud@latest/admin/con...

This is definitely the worst timeline

I might be wrong but I think the guys at VLC are still very important contributors to ffmpeg, which is still a big deal. They also (kinda recently) developed some really low latency tech for streaming called Kyber So bottomline the player might not be used that much (although on mobile the app is very popular still) but the tech they develop for it, is

Is there any plan for a Windows version ? This is so useful

Thank you! Yes, a Windows release is coming! Perhaps not for at least a month but it's definitely on my roadmap :)

I don't understand how a diagram tool like this doesn't exist yet. I've also had this on my Christmas list for so long, where it would apply for any kind of diagrams or mindmaps