I suspect a lot of that firmware has NDAs with Broadcom attached.

thats not the blocker you think it is. they can "leak" the info, wait until broadcom lawyers notice, agree to investigate themselves and fire a random contractor (who gets paid on the side). they just need to do it outside of america to avoid discovery if anyone decides to sue them.

I don't blame them though. QMK is a mess of a monolithic repository.

QMK should be thrown away. ZMK is much, much cleaner.

Yep. I am waiting for half-duplex UART splitkb support to come so that I can move everything over.

When that bubble does finally burst, you won't be able to afford those amazing hardware deals due to the economy being in the tank for a while.

All I want to do is reword and correct commit messages / improve them without rebasing everything. When working with teams this is a sure fire way to create absolute chaos.

128GB of the most in demand consumer chip when all the manufacturers are switching to HBM manufacturing because the margins are far better there will do that to you. It sucks.

They'll make it a requirement for building codes to have it on file when you installed them. Just like septic systems all being transitioned to aerobic systems. Then it'll be on file in the county and they'll tax you on the capacity.

CAFE isn't all they have to deal with. NTSB has stricter safety requirements now and we will probably not have small vehicles again. I just want a damn Hilux.

The fun part about that `grill-me` command is that when the questions are over, I've found that I can go right into implementation without needing to dump a PRD or some sort of broken up plan. Now this is obviously completely predicated on what you are asking it to grill you on. But for tasks that are semi complicated, it's fantastic.

I went from Alacritty to Ghostty for ligatures and some other small goodies. I could probably get those same goodies with Kitty, but I didn't want to try nor have the desire to try. I may go back to Alacritty if I grow tired of Ghostty.

I've always found ligatures (fi, ff, ffi etc) really ugly. Or are you talking about using them for hacked purposes (-> in C)?

Then again I don't put different foods on my fork when eating - which seems relevant.

`==`, `===`, `->`, `-->` are more pleasant to read with ligatures on. It's silly, but nice.

It's a contrived example.