@housecor Using PR != number of times you can deploy a day.
If you manipulate serious data, ie any industry in regulated sectors, you need them.
And you can still deploy xxx times a day with PRs.
Such a stupid, buzzwordy take.
@thorstenball Come work in heavily regulated industries like Banks with thousands of developers and immense gates. Your view of the world is just a very small part of the world. It's not a matter of trust.
@thorstenball Yeah. No.
While it's good to move fast, there is also a benefit in putting a new major behind a pull request, let it marinate. That lets us come back later with another look at it.
Also, for OSS, I mean. It's mandatory at this point.
Also: super clean commit log.
@Jamie_Merrill Looks amazing, but actually bad UX since a lot of people double click on things (because age), and will for sure click on Remove icon immediately after clicking the 3 dots button.
Couldn't think it was possible to make an uglier OS than MacOS 26.
Apple did it in MacOS 27.
Can't wait for RAM price to get down so I can order a Framework laptop with lots of ram and put linux on it.