I believe it is a standardized feeding system for the strays in China.

Yep. Although I have only seen them in Baoshan, Shanghai

It looks like you can buy them in the Purrrr app.

I just checked it out, apparently they have sold over 20k units. This seems like a great idea.

I have a star on one of my repos. Almost all of my work is only relevant to me or is internal to my org.

Workers in these jobs in the US have less protections than the private sector as they are deemed imperative to operating the country. As such it is illegal for them to strike for better wages, but they do receive 1.5x wages during their mandatory overtime work, and have a base wage over twice that of the annual median income, before their significant overtime income. I think the burn out is a bigger cause.

Yeah I understand the sentiment, I think it should’ve been “,on a laptop!” instead of “on a laptop”

Yeah cursor is basically like paying raw api pricing it feels like.

Not really the type of writing that is upvoted on this website usually.

ICE is the enemy of normal people.

On my linux systems I use venv to not affect system packages, is that not an option for this situation?

The commits in their repo for this project goes back multiple years. I don't believe it is a whimsical detour.

I am quite happy with my Kagi search results. The biggest weakness I have noticed in my few months using it is that it is a terrible experience for shopping. I believe this is due to similar factors that make it feel like a less spammy ad-ridden experience overall. It works well enough for product research, but comparing across product vendor's product pages tends to suck. I have to use a specific lens to shop for Raspberry Pi or Microcontrollers for example.