I have my git repos in one folder ~/git and then use syncthing to sync across all machines. It works great, I can start doing changes on one machine and then pick up the work on another machine without interruption

I was thinking about this, but how does syncthing handle conflicts?

The problem here is with the Epic Store website and not with Apple

Hey does Epic have a shopping cart yet? Email confirmation when you sign up?

Try Zed editor

Would the diagram creation be automated? Because I would absolutely not connect some SaaS product to my production AWS account

The diagram creation will be automated, but you'd still have to give read only access to tag editor and cost manager. Would that be a deal braker?

I tried Codespaces but one day my internet connection was bad and I couldn't do any work. I've switched back to local dev

If you do this multiple times a day, why not buy a monthly ticket?

not sure if you care but your frontpage is using 15%-30% CPU to load on my 2017 macbook, making the fans spin. it's worse than linkedin

You can check https://github.com/sozercan/kubectl-ai it generates manifests

I have a 2013 macbook and browsing web is unusable, especially on these landing pages that have animations

This reads like a chatgpt generated response

Yeah, because it is. I just looked at the comment history for that account and the guy who runs it even has a video called "ULTIMATE Guide to AUTOMATING Reddit Comment Responses for FREE Traffic"