just caught the vod, congrats on the win!

Exempt per the official release: github.blog/changelog/20...

"Runner usage in public repositories will remain free. There will be no changes in price structure for GitHub Enterprise Server customers."

The "we don't know how" bit is a reference, specifically to a tweet about humans not knowing how to build cathedrals any more: knowyourmeme.com/memes/my-fat...

I appreciate the nuance here - let me amend my statement from "appear pro-Trump/Republican" to "appear naive about US politics". I agree that Dems have been corporately captured as he claims (see: shutdown vote, the GENIUS act), but faith in modern Republicans to fight for citizen's rights is inane

Here's some tweets from that make him appear pro-Trump/Republican, which he (allegedly mistakenly) sent from the Proton account rather than his own personal account: archive.ph/LlbSj

I still use the full Proton Suite with this knowledge, but it's certainly not "untrue" that Andy tweeted the above

Anyway, Wild Dark Shore was a really fun read, enjoyed it quite a bit

Discord communities with dedicated book channels have filled that void for me more recently, but I'm at the whims of these particular strangers having read the book I just finished, not the entire internet of fellow readers, and that bums me out

(late disclaimer + bias: I had two friends laid off from 1047 yesterday and I'm a little miffed!)

I'd really hope that your game server processes could host more than one game each (I chose c6g.xlarges for these!), and that's already capacity for 600 players: Splitgate 1 peaked at 450 players over the past 3 months - there's absolutely no need for this many boxes

Some hasty projections: with 100 machines (each hosting a single game server process, I'm assuming 6 players/game server) + 200 machines for services (authentication, matchmaking, etc) + 100 TB MySQL database, I'm getting $35k month

"Between the game servers and 3rd party dependencies, Splitgate 1 is costing us about $40-50k per month"

"3rd party dependencies" is doing some legwork here, because I don't know if I could spend $40k/mo on game server cloud compute if I tried

Walker's sample size is nearly double fwiw - this isn't to discredit Walker but rather vent about Schwarber

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22/ There's certainly lots of easy wins we could get towards that goal while figuring out to what extent live service needs special attention.