I don't doubt you only use it for that, but the wording is way scarier; how come it can't be tuned down?
> We use optional cookies to improve your experience on our websites, such as through social media connections, and to display personalized advertising based on your online activity
It should go without saying: Yarn isn't and will never be a company. My vision of sustainable OSS has always been that not only should the tool be free, but its maintainers as well.
Money is fungible so I'd assume they can fold every contribution and payout to obtain a single number for everyone, no need to even recurse, algorithmically speaking? 🤔
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Silicon Valley, party episode
What, you don't?
Perhaps a silly question - are multi-tenancy OSes legacy at this point? It feels like every machine nowadays only ever use a single user (perhaps a second for root). As far as I understand it even cloud deployments went away from unix's multi-user towards virtualization.
I'm implementing task management primitives into Yarn. I think tools like Turbo having to parse the lockfile is sign enough that they should be native features. Scripts have always been too limiting for local development.
The state of GitHub's "Require status checks to pass before merging" section is incredible. Never saw what should be such a simple feature that simply couldn't work in two different companies. I get 500s just by searching for my jobs !
We got stuff done while the US screamed "but the cookie banner" 🤭
I always found it both nice and an incredible privacy nightmare. Can you imagine what groups like ICE would do with that?
Yeah, JS is surprisingly efficient. Although Yarn's case we also have to deal with network overhead, even trickier to optimize!
I'd tread carefully with this one. The arbitrary aspect makes me think it's the kind of thing that can turn toxic if not very carefully managed.
I can now say it: Rust is really neat. I'm still on my learning journey, but I like many of its constructs. And I'm in love with pattern matching.
I added a compatibility layer to support Corepack when a special environment variable is set (yarn6.netlify.app/getting-star...), but it's a bit of a hack and once Yarn Switch is stable it'd be best to use it
Outside of that it's just the codename for this new codebase, same as Berry was the codename for the TS one.
Got this one too. Are you using references and perhaps a pnpm-style symlinked install?
Noticed the amazing website? It's built with @astro.build from the ground up thanks to the help of the fine folks at luckymedia.dev, and the GLSL mad skills of shadertoy.com/user/Kali 😊
It’s happening. Yarn 6 Preview is here 💫
Yes, we rewrote it in Rust 🦀⚡️
I'm incredibly excited for the future of our beloved package manager. See the benchmarks and plans in our latest post:
And "please daddy Vance", so eh, Pyrrhic victory
We make our models open source at Mistral, and Devstral 2 is pretty great. We also recently released Mistral Vibe (equivalent of CC).
I disagree; those rules are intended to offset that people are morons that will vote against their own interests if given the chance. By rotating people at the top you make it less likely they'll have the time to durably stack the system in their favour until voters aren't needed anymore.
Yarn's CLI framework is Clipanion, in case you want to look at making it compatible
Oh, are you in Nantes this week-end ?
You really wanted us to be awake for the Game Awards, uh ? I smell a conspiracy
Just left the theater - I found Zootopia a little lacking execution-wise, but overall I liked the universe enough that I could get past that and have a good time
