Saudi Arabia is not very happy with being ignored when they asked for help to fight the Houthis. Twice. Moreso after all the "investment" they did into trump's close circle

Spanish cities are very dense, have a lot of public transport , and very little free parking. You can walk to most places in less time than it takes to ride there and find parking.

I'm curious about your circumstances, do you live in a town or a car centric country?

The fact that they think OpenAI will honour them opting out of "share your data to train models" it's surprisingly naive. I guess setting up private LLMs is going to be part of sysadmins tasks.

Some people find difficult to set boundaries. And some other people are always testing the boundaries. When you have both types in the same group this will happen.

I'm not judging, there may be legit, or at least understandable reasons for both behaviours, it is just something I have seen often.

Thanks! That'll be useful to keep my ad-hoc degug files out of the git status list

That seems to be US specific. I've been pestered by recruiters since late 2025, almost to the 2022 levels.

From the docs in GitHub: "The size of the dots corresponds to the number of reviewed papers for literature reviews (non-reviews have the smallest size)..."

In k8s, being able to use things like External DNS and automatically and declaratively manage DNS entries with code saves so much time you won't want to go back once you get used to it.

It takes a while to get your head sorted around it and also to deploy but automagically having your DNS entries, your certificates, et etc sorted feels great.

You hired this guy to do new things, let him do them (as a PoC)