For some websites, I'm logged in so often I almost never see the "why you should sign up" blurb.
GitHub is one of these: the UI is very familiar, but the logged-out homepage feels completely new whenever I see it. It's darker than the logged-in UI.
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Playing with Hermes Agent and it's the first agentic tool where I feel I need to *justify* my changes. It's updating its notes over time.
W: Split those two jobs, they're completely unrelated.
H: Done. I also updated the skill to note that unrelated topics should be split.
I've written a website that archives all my posts/tweets/toots/skeets across different microblogging platforms!
It's fun to be able to see similar posts that I wrote at completely different times. It also lets me edit links that have bitrotted.
Is there any relationship between language adoption and the size of its standard library?
These days it seems completely orthogonal, but early Java adopters spoke highly of the collections library compared with C++.
Maybe it's the widespread availability of package managers?
