Definitely.

Interesting twist- notice dark shapes in your color spectrum for a while, then switch to light. Trippy.

You're absolutely right!

Can't you put some kind of alt os on it if you want old hardware? Seems the usual way to do it.

Yes definitely. I just followed the steps over at https://kindlemodding.org/ and got my Paperwhite running beautifully and with more customization than ever.

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I was thinking- why on earth raise 17M for that, it sounds like something you make in a basement with a few friends, if that.

But then it's the github cofounder- well, github did add a lot of stuff onto git I didn't know I needed, so I'm curious.

That's a fascinating way to look at it.

I've always found my self at the clean code end of the spectrum (which also means simple and flexible to me) because it makes it easier to be flexible for customer needs. So I like good code but it's a means to an end.

Hahaha yes- reddit relationship advice is always like "You need to leave them immediately, what are you thinking, have some self respect you need to end it" when the other person forgot the redditor's favorite brand of corn flakes or something.

Convenient warfare!

That's exactly why I think vibecoding uniquely benefits solo and small team founders. For anything bigger, work is not the bottleneck, it's someone's lack of imagination.

https://capocasa.dev/the-golden-age-of-those-who-can-pull-it...

Yes there's more red tape the larger you get but there's also working product(s) that when they're broken you stop making money.

See recent Amazon outages caused by vibe/slop/movefast coding practices with little review.

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