Apologies, no idea what the ttl of an Atlantic gift link is

Key excerpt:

So, a dependency on CORS tells you something about how much work there is to provide equiv-tech security for non-http contexts, *OR* hearmeout you just default to the most brutally restrictive mode - same-origin, secure context, no shenanigans

Yes, but definitely no

Can't discount the power of prototying w/ Gemini, and it might be cheap enough to use for quite a while, but there are definitely opportunities for pushing costs down w/open models and elbow grease

Oh exactly, it's actually inference arbitrage.

Step 1: prototype service w/ Gemini, test reliability etc, model high cost, do a limited beta to get feedback

Step 2: find an open model that is not too much worse, investigate training, rag etc to get perf closer to Gemini, model costs

Not why I'm using it, I'm here for `bun --compile ...`, but kind of surprised and grateful for bun test *just working* and bun.Server({}) not sucking. The tradeoff is, Bun has a huge supply chain exposure managed for me, instead of me having to manage it myself.

I am currently really appreciating how batteries-included bun is for my specific very weird use case. Not what you mean ( and it still uses eslint ergh ) but a similar ethic, the runtime ships with a lot that is all pinned to a version ( and probably works ) as opposed to fighting versioning sheer

What’s the key feature / vibe you’re missing?

Tried tangled.org ?

Hey thanks buddy. No travel this year, hosting an open decks DJ night in east van

Not a joke! Cc @burrito.space

Maybe 2026 is the year of browser.html