Much better than Gmail, where Google leak information of half a million users every year [1] to governments [1] and no, those aren't necessarily "criminals".

[1] https://transparencyreport.google.com/user-data/overview

Privacy is not anonymity.

Is it capable of exposing metrics in Prometheus format?

consider it done

Does this mean I can now self host Claude?

Because the input might be sensitive.

Because the input might be huge.

Because there is a risk of getting hallucinations in the output.

Isn't this obvious?

...and because it's going to burn a million times the energy of what jq would require.

We, the readers, are still free to shit on your writing. You may or may not cry about it.

Shedding zero tears for an irrelevant comment by an edge lord.

Go cry about it in an irrelevant blog.

Haha, a fanboi got what he deserves. That's for feeding the evil with your money, for caving in to unfair demands. In your face!

Well, bloated just got a whole new meaning! Hopefully the gases are temporary only!

How is pixi better than uv?

> How is pixi better than uv?

pixi is a general multi-languge, multi-platform package manager. I am using it now on my new macbook neo as a homebrew _replacement_. Yes, it goes beyond python and allows you to install git, jj, fzf, cmake, compilers, pandoc, and many more.

For python, pixi uses conda-forge and PyPI as package repos and relies on uv's rattler dependency resolver. pixi is as fast as uv (it uses fast code path from uv) but goes further beyond python wheels. For detail see [0] or google it :-)

[0] https://pixi.prefix.dev/latest/

How is it different than mise?

There is a good chunk of overlap but mise predominately pulls from github releases artifacts/assets and pixi uses conda packages. While mise can use conda packages, the mise-conda backend is still experimental. I don't think github releases or conda packages are better than the other, they both have tradeoffs.

Pixi is very python focused, it's both a tool manager and a library dependency manager (see uv/pip). Mise considered library dependency an anti-goal for a long time, while I don't see that on the website anymore I haven't seen any movement to go into that space.

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Is this score good or bad? What's the score for the same requests, but without compressor?