Especially because they mention unmaintained software (volta) in the same breadth as maintained software (fnm/mise)

Same, I am looking forward to starting my own company in the next year or two, and exploring the CTO role, especially after so many years as a Staff+ operating as an arm of CTOs and learning the ropes.

Check out the earlier posts in the series. They’re probably more relevant for that stage. What I’ve learned over the years is that the CTO role varies a lot depending on the company and personal context. I just tried to share my journey.

You wouldn't use it in an offline-first application. But you can use it an offline-first application, and it isn't even very difficult.

I have built electron apps for fun that utilize React Server Components entirely offline.

The official blog post disagrees.

> Even if your app does not implement any React Server Function endpoints it may still be vulnerable if your app supports React Server Components.

Oops, yeah. My bad, you're right. It makes sense that any flight server that is capable of interpreting server functions would be vulnerable whether the codebase used them or not. It's an issue in the transport mechanism and not the actual RPC implementation.

Most repositories try to create a poor man’s wiki inside of their README. It’s better this way until that problem is solved.

The other style I like is a single sentence with a single link to the actual wiki.

The last 18 years of tech companies I’ve worked for used AWS EC2, every single one.

Ah, a teacher telling a student to get in line, or else. A tale as told as time.

Since we defunded education in my area, my wife left teaching behind. She says the LLMs will let students ask whatever questions they want, but they make poor educators.

The difference is that the masses don’t buy these devices, only us nerds do. We are much more likely to disconnect a device as soon as they’re found being malicious. While the masses won’t even react after being told the well is poisoned. Large slow targets are more lucrative and long lasting.

Ever since I started using Wayland I’ve had this problem, even when I’m not using KVMs. I have to do a power reset of my monitor to get it to negotiate the correct resolution and refresh rate. Meanwhile Windows and macOS use the monitor without issue. I suspect the issue isn’t solely with the KVM.

The JetKVMs I have all came with a mini HDMI to HDMI cable, so this hasn’t been an issue for me.