I would be interested in this if it enabled deterministic simulation testing for the Go programming languages. There have been some efforts in this area but with little success.
Hey Kyle and Jacob. Congratulations on launching this and I was really excited because we were looking for something just like this. But as it stands this would be too expensive for our organization. We have a bunch of small (micro?) services and having to pay 25$ for each seems too excessive.
I can second the effectiveness of Chromatic, essential for us at crewlinker.com. We have over 80 components with 281 stories, all being checked for visual regressions on every PR. It is also surprisingly effective of just catching regular errors that occur because some rendering logic may indeed result in the app crashing.
No, we are a sovereign nation. We've build it over hundreds of years into a place of great stability. Apple is only a corporation that has been around for ~60 years.
A more realistic project that I am a big fan of is: https://www.klimadao.finance They use a community build treasury to buy carbon credits to increase their value to make it more profitable for solar/wind companies to produce them.
The funny thing is, I love to setup a backend and AWS environment and then get stuck on building an UI (dreading anything js related). I guess that why we should find others to collaborate with :)
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I ment 10km each way, 20km each way would feel excessive to me as well. For those cases (in dutch rural areas) there would almost always be some kind of bus service to take kids.
what would be the kind of distance you're talking about? When growing up in the Netherlands it was common for kids from my town to cycle 20 km every day going to school.