Lore is a next-generation open source version control system maintained by Epic Games. Designed for unprecedented scalability—both in terms of data size and the size and distribution of teams and repositories—it is especially optimized for projects that combine code with large binary assets, such as those found in the games and entertainment industries.
Oh yeah this is solving a huge problem. Games struggle with versioning because of the limits in place of git.
My wife's grandmother was expecting to die at age 90. So she burned through most of her retirement money. Now she only has 10% of it and she's 92 years old. She downgraded her living space a few times already.
I'm a bit terrified about what the future brings for her when she's still alive and she runs out of money fully.
Haha this brought back a memory! I also tried to speak Japanese that I learned from anime to a Asian person in a sushi restaurant! They looked at me and said, "Ill go get the manager"
I saw it for the humor too. As a joke, at steakhouses - my southeast Asian wife used to demand "authentic" Texan bbq from REAL Texans. She'd say things like, "He looks like he's from Wisconsin. I can tell."
I worked making sandwiches and burritos. I never had a burrito or understood anything beyond a baloney sandwich. So this was a great experience is learning sauces and pickles.
My more fulfilling job was helping at an after school program. It set me on the path of being a teacher. Which I then quit and became a office monkey because I got paid way better.
I never picked fruit until I went to a U-Pick. Spent two hours picking blueberries. The benefit was that I was going to eat it. But the thought of doing this for weeks straight sounds rough.
When I was in Hawaii, these maga tourists were high fiving each other because the Trump Ukulele dolls were selling better than the Biden Ukulele dolls.
And I wish I said, "Yeah because only morons buy that shit".
I wish we had a "bring your kid to work" day so I can show my child how it feels to be in four back-to-back 1-hour meetings with the most brain dead takes and people going, "Let's table that" and "I hear what you're saying and we're saying the same thing" And then everyone gets drunk at Chilis before another round of four back-to-back one hour meetings.
Why are they smashing them? Is it to steal their rich raw materials hidden inside that you can sell and are impossible to trace back?
Why would anybody smash flock cameras, ones that have hundreds of dollars of raw materials hidden inside of them that you can sell and are impossible to trace back?
Having worked in fentanyl crisis towns and then have the neighboring towns proudly proclaim how great America is and how much FREEDOM we have... Totally understandable how Europeans look at us.
Hell, I'll never forget the look my european coworker gave me when I told them we have a two week parental leave and it's a fire-at-will state.
I was trying to figure out it's use-cases
Oh yeah this is solving a huge problem. Games struggle with versioning because of the limits in place of git.