they had release just yesteday but yeah, it's quite long between releases.

https://github.com/iced-rs/iced/releases/tag/0.14.0

For perspective Cosmic DE went from Alpha 1 to Beta 1 in that same timeframe.

I'm just here to say coder is great! We love it. Thanks @kylecarbs and the team.

Thanks for being a user :)

For gaming, anything rolling release will be good because you want the latest update from the graphic stack.

I think this is a factor for why SteamOS is Arch.

mcp is easy to self-host. model? a little less so.

does anyone practice dual build pipeline? eg: 1 by your devops team and another one by your security team and compare binaries hash later. To verify everything is reproducible.

is it a common practice?

It is not common outside of security inclined communities like cryptocurrencies. It should be and we are slowly moving there.

this will kill a bunch of startups.

No matter how it pans out.

If no one uses it, that means the market has proven, no audience for this kind of product. Google loses, everyone else loses.

If everyone who wants this sort of thing uses it, that's it, Google won, everyone else loses.

The outcome to sell to investors is the least believable: people will pay for some offering when a nearly identical one is available directly from Google for free. And anyway, they have the best generative creative tech, so how could anything be better than Google's?

The AI start-up field is going to be eviscerated. I too have the irresistible urge to bolt a SOTA LLM back end on a custom harness and charge $20/mo, but the total lack of a moat and ease of replication kills any motivation.

You have to either have some big cajones or be totally lost to think it's a good idea to create a startup that is just a simple cheap veil on someone else's extremely advanced and expensive product

Yeah, I was thinking the same. Quite a few YC companies are going after this.

What sort of market dynamics do people predict here, winner takes all? Especially when this is integrated into the platforms of distribution.

Bill Hicks would not mind

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdjQICcD-XA

but it's alright. getting out of openshift is rather easy.

getting out of vmware is a different story.

> getting out of vmware is a different story

Not really, wasn't difficult

For me Claude Skills is just a proof that we're making RAG unnecessary difficult to use. Not tech wise, but UX wise. But if we can fix that, the need for Claude Skills will go away.

Where Claude Skills is better than MCP? It's easier to produce a Claude SKills. It's just text. Everyone can write it. But it's dependant on the environment alot. Eg: when you need to have certain tools available for it to work. How do you automate sandbox setup with that? Even that, are you sure it's the right version for it to use, etc...

if you have $30k to spare, I'm sure there are better options

Yeah, a couple of RTX Pro 6000 cards would blow this away and still leave him with money to spare.

i remember deis, it was amazing self-hosted heroku. too bad they were bought by microsoft.

and then there's also flynn.