Yup! And before that they were in the basement of the Dedham Community Theater.

I'm not sure that you meant to say "Shit of Theseus" but if you did: bravo!

I would imagine that the Archive Team would be interested in these: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive_Team

Logistics in progress.

> One thing I really want to try out is the FUTO keyboard

I've been using it for a few weeks and it works well. It seems to require some learning period because it started out making unhelpful suggestions for the predictive typing but is now pretty good.

Yeah, I tried out the swiping and it was pretty bad to start. But GBoard has had a lot of time to learn from me, so I'll give it a chance.

As long as LLMs are trained on code that has bugs, they'll suggest code that has bugs.

> So that’s Perplexity’s real innovation here: shattering the foundations of trust that built the internet. The question is if any of its users or investors care.

Ron Howard voiceover: They do not.

I think that this qualifies: https://matt3o.com/

An open source fork is already up and running: https://andrewkelley.me/post/redis-renamed-to-redict.html

Direct URL to the new fork's website: https://redict.io

The title of that post, “Redis Renamed to Redict” is absolutely correct.

Redis is forking into a new direction, redict is the true continuation of the project.

Great! I hace bien using keydb for a few months and it also works fine

Yet another example of why Apache needs to take OpenOffice behind the barn.

You mean retire it to a nice farm upstate, little Jimmy might hear the shotgun blast!

It's rare that a domain name gives me a chuckle but this one did.