Who can fix getaddrinfo?
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brcmthrowaway commented on Id Software devs form "wall-to-wall" union rockpapershotgun.com/id-s... · Posted by u/simjue
What happened to the Google union?
brcmthrowaway commented on Why are "remote" jobs in late 2025 still limited to hiring in US/CA/UK/DE? · Posted by u/ftonato
In my experience, legal and tax complexities are more than sufficient to restrict the countries that we have remote workers living in.
We work globally so practical things like timezones aren't really a factor; we have plenty of experience working around them. That even goes as far as things like personal security in locations that are particularly dangerous. In my line of work that usually means risk of kidnapping. It will be a factor we take into account but wouldn't usually be decisive.
Having said that, I have been involved in setting up multiple offices in new locations. But only where we're expecting to have a significant presence over the long term. Essentially, where we can amortise the costs of legal and tax expertise.
Source: reasonably senior executive at a very large, global financial organisation.
Are you hiring?
brcmthrowaway commented on When a video codec wins an Emmy blog.mozilla.org/en/mozil... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
I'm confused - why aren't video codecs winner take all?
Who still uses paten encumbered codecs and why?
I love and do the same thing with Raycast! But mostly with apps that do not have a designated "workspace".
Most of the time, I only have Spotify, chat clients, my browser, and the terminal open. And I do prefer every one of them just having a fixed place behind a shortcut, which at this point is just muscle memory.
So you have a workspace for each of those? Do they persist after reboot?
Do you use iTerm2 or Terminal.app, and tmux?
brcmthrowaway commented on Amp, Inc. – Amp is spinning out of Sourcegraph ampcode.com/news/amp-inc... · Posted by u/pdubroy
What model does Amp use?
Terrible news from Intel, this guy seems like the best performance engineer on the planet
POSIX can specify a new version of DNS resolution.
libcs can add extensions, allowing applications to detect when they are targeting those systems and use them.
Applications on Linux and Windows can bypass libc.