From the site:

Python interop > Mojo natively interoperates with Python so you can eliminate performance bottlenecks in existing code without rewriting everything. You can start with one function, and scale up as needed to move performance-critical code into Mojo. Your Mojo code imports naturally into Python and packages together for distribution. Likewise, you can import libraries from the Python ecosystem into your Mojo code.

Caddy's configuration is so simple and straightforward, I love it. For sure a more comfortable experience for simple setups

I like Caddy's integration with Cloudflare for handling SSL and when I originally saw the idea it was promoted as an easy way to have SSL for a homely but I don't use real domains for my internal apps and that is required with Cloudflare.

caddy has tailscale integration i think too, so your foo.bar.ts.net “just works”

The pain I've had with it is distributed configuration, i.e. multiple projects that want to config rules. I've been using the JSON API rather than their DSL.

Do you know how I might approach this better?

The way the anthropic statement was written really stood out to me. How they posture themselves in favour of surveillance for foreign countries or the existence of fully autonomous weapons if they don't threaten US citizen lifes.

I wonder if this is how some non minority of American thinks or was just worded like that to try to appeal to the "most radical patriots"

I'm pretty neutral in this fiasco, but if a company is willing to consider *in principle* providing services to the *Department of War*, they'd better be OK with their services being used to conduct surveillance or kill people of other countries...

I think war is bad and generally a stupid thing to do, but my point is that if they were negotiating terms with the department at all, it's really a given they'd be OK with the stuff you took issue with.

In mobile it's impossible

You do can open issues (well, they are called tickets) on SourceForge https://sourceforge.net/p/peazip/tickets/