Let's go, tangled.sh is about to have private repos

You sure about that? From my reading nothing about this is private.

As someone else pointed out, the word "non-public" is used to distinguish from the existing data, where everything is public. I'm not the guy who wrote it, but if I had to guess why that language was chosen, it would be because there's a lot of emphasis on spaces being scalable up to millions of users (think paywalled Patreon content, or something similar), and private implies a much tighter restriction. Set up a space with just you and your collaborators, put all your tangled data for a repo in it, do a little extra work on the knot implementation to actively authorize SSH connections (as that wasn't a concern when everything was public) and now that's a private repo.

Yes, even Bcachefs was on and off through versions

Looks like astro starlight

There’s a next-route-announcer tag on the page, so probably not Astro. (Can’t recommend Astro Starlight enough though!)

Meanwhile I can do all that and more with reasonix harness for Deepseek with a cache hit rate of 99%. And that's with unsubsidized American providers like cloudflare or Digital Ocean

With this was more in line with corne style split keyboards and really made for programmers like enthium.

Couldn't agree more, and the use of Clojure is the cherry on top.

Great, ghost.el was made thanks to the well-made libghostty-vt library. I am very to try out Rio in Emacs next.

What would be the advantage of Rio? Curious, not trying to start an argument.

Nice premise, I can see this being developed out more for open world style games.

Thanks for the heads up. Good to know storage won't be an issue with a simple upgrade too.

Very cool. Would like to do this with my Kobo Clara