k3s does well on low ram but I've found it still uses a chunk of CPU.

I've got some k3s measurements here, it's really heavy for Rpi, damn

https://arterialist.github.io/kube32/benchmarks/#on-a-comput...

Getting people hired is also a goal as they rely on it to stay afloat:

> How can you afford to make RC free?

> RC has a built in recruiting agency. Companies pay to hire RC alumni.

Absolutely fantastic puzzle game.

weird how improving business always just seems to be labour cuts with sugar on top

Blog post and the whitepaper don't contain anything novel, just a re-hashing of the current state of agent based coding. Was hoping there would be something actually around a new pattern of SDLC.

is every webpage now just going to be this slop layout and text. i'm so tired of "A thing, not a thing" and a glob of emdashes

emdashes purged, and "a thing, not a thing" wording removed. Thanks for the feedback

Huh, weird, another "technological marvel" whose primary effect just seems to be devaluing labour.

Technologies entire job is to make it less work to accomplish something and therefore easier and cheaper. In some cases that will make it possible to do things you couldn't do before but in many cases it'll just end up causing the value of said labor to fall. The problem isn't change, but the rate of change and the fact it's affecting our own field rather than someone else's.

The Musescore app is just a minefield of subscription farming, it was somehow miserable even with an existing subscription the number of times it tried to get me to also get their weird AI learning platform. Now I've left it entirely.

This is an interesting project and it's always neat to see things that are able to compile down to WASM for running in the browser. However, looking through the docs for Flavour and this feels like it would get very painful very quickly trying to write anything of substance.