Location: India
  Remote:  Yes
  Willing to relocate: Yes
  Technologies: Kubernetes, AWS, GCP, Docker, Terraform
                Golang, Python, Rust, Javascript, React, Svelte 
  Résumé/CV: https://resume.lxz.io
  Email: hey [at] lxz [dot] io

SRE worked extensively on AWS improving developer experience and building resilient systems. Polyglot developer with over a 5 years of experience, looking for AI engineering roles as I've lately been interested in building AI agents.

Initially the only terminal which supported Wayland. Never looked back ever since

Can't wait to try it out with ollama locally

It never hurts for any language to get an uplift in performance. Exciting to see python getting that treatment

My speculation is that an investment / hedge fund intern mistakenly sent one of their clients money to this wallet

I've been using Any type for a while now, the last time I checked it was not easy to self host the servers, also you're locked in to the ecosystem and format the exported markdown doesn't contain all the data. That being said I like the offline first and beautiful ui and a decent product

Can other manufacturers produce Tesla charging cable else we're setting up a lightning cable vs USB-c situation for future us

> * Startup valuations have fallen. Ignoring regulatory concerns, a new acquisition deal today would be cheaper.

The chances of them buying Figma this decade is lowered. I wouldn't be surprised if figma doubles the valuation at that point

To everyone who is sceptical about Wayland, give it a try now I've been daily driving it for the past 2.5 years. If you've used it more than 6 months ago give it a try it's changing and it's changing fast

FWIW, that is not an endorsement from my perspective. I don't want my windowing stuff to change significantly in 6 months. Let me know when it settles down.

I gave it a try. It's shit!

Worse latency and performance (on intel and AMD), xdotools don't work, window managers don't work. Doesn't work without dbus (the first thing I usually uninstall) and additional seat/login daemons which indicates its bad design.

You could wait a century and compositing would still suck.

Amazing I stumbled across Paisa a while back on plaintextaccounting subreddit and has come a long way since