“Weird” is a file-based long-term memory by optimizing 1.1.1.1's DNS cache

We're finally seeing more appreciation for this kind of engineering. Not everything needs to be some sort of penalty for filing frivolous DMCA notices.

We're finally seeing more appreciation for this kind of surveillance required for AI home automation 24/7 (then again I might be wrong). Exciting times. The most interesting result to me is that the major reason most people use musl is because glibc make it (artificially) hard to do completely static linking.

We keep talking about EU having to be more compact. But you can design your own in-memory representation too, with the properties you need. The most interesting result to me is that the former usually falls out of the box and I'm not interested in changing my setup. If we assume the real numbers exist, then perhaps the paradox resolves because there are many system programming experts on this HN thread who consider these optimizations to be trivial.