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aeon_ai
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Scale and accessibility - Eliminating any barriers for children to get access to education, etc. Not to mention, it’s an app trying to help kids get exposed to underpinning technologies - seeing how the game itself is made would be optimizi
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The issue here is that you are trying to bridge two disparate goals - making money and helping kids. The fact that this isn’t open source, as it stands, means the latter is not a primary goal - which is not an indictment, just an observatio
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1y ago
It's not DNS There's no way it's DNS It was DNS
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1y ago
I just did it. You were right. It is, in fact, that good.
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1y ago
Generally, this seems an obvious and correct decision for Tor. Barring integration with a locally run LLM, AI doesn't make sense for the Tor security posture - you don't want to be routing content to unintended/insecure third
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I hesitate, because I don't disagree - They do find and report some very interesting information. They're not just "repeating" stuff others have found. However, their interpretation of facts is the bias I'm referrin
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1y ago
I think we vastly underestimate the impact that AI will have on open-source capabilities and technology.
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1y ago
I don’t think we’re disagreeing - a reserve currency is a form of capital that provides optionality, but it is not the singular defining unit of “capital”. People questioning data centers vs real estate are denominating and critiquing retur
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1y ago
Bail and go Linux.
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1y ago
Which capital is most advantageous in any specific situation is dependent on context. We could probably debate how holding onto piles of green paper doesn’t provide much advantage in certain contexts, but I suspect you’d agree with that. My
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I generally get frustrated about this type of framing because it’s myopic and narrow. We are in geopolitically fraught times. Money alone is not capital. We have been living in an era where financial capital has dominated. We are entering a
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1y ago
As a percentage of all outputs, perhaps - But increasing to 20% high quality of 10000 vs 50% high quality of 500 would have meant an increase in absolute terms
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1y ago
> the factory system allows certain people to out-compete the previous weavers with a shitty product that’s really cheap This quote is thrown, off-handedly, to describe the product of a weaver. Some of the highest quality and most valued
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1y ago
You not knowing who ThePrimeagen is, or the size of his following/influence, is a 'you' problem, not a 'me' problem. Belief perseverance together with confirmation bias (and maybe a dash of ego protection) does inde
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1y ago
I had a feeling we weren't done here, cowboy. https://x.com/ThePrimeagen/status/1976357773714809329 In addition to all 40 mentions of framework (on page 1 of your discord search), Omarchy is being featured re
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> Why do you think such things are not what DHH believes in? Because the one thing DHH doesn't do is shut up. He hasn't really been the kind of person who minces words, he says what he thinks, and he is pretty unafraid of pissi
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You’re taking the interpretation of the author of that article as the words that DHH said. Do you legitimately believe DHH would say those are his beliefs?
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1y ago
Adios.
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If you’re simply trying to say “don’t make claims you don’t have hard data on”, say that - but you’re not making any better of an effective argument against the belief itself. I’m not trying to sling wild hyperbole out there, in fact I thou
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I didn't (and don't) believe that to be an exaggeration -- My confidence in that number may not be released sales reports, but I see a very clear pattern of people reporting buying Frameworks for the move to Omarchy (the server ha
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Yep - I think you and I (and a lot of other middle of the road folks) agree generally.
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1y ago
I'll report back once the peer reviewed study is released.
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I'm not making stuff up? I'm making a claim that's only supported by my personal experience, the evidence I've seen (of people buying it), and the observation that Framework is pushing it for the very same reason. I'
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Anecdata - But I feel confident in it. If you join the Omarchy discord, people regularly cite buying either a Framework or a Beelink, with a lean towards the former, to put Omarchy on. I tend to presume that the creator/consumer rule a
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Yeah - I read it. My comment stands.
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1y ago
Intentional homage (and tongue in cheek joke)
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I don't make many of the claims you seem to tease apart from my response. I've presented no false binary, and explicitly advocated for operating with more nuance there. I'll elaborate. --- I'm pointing out that, in respo
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MITM attack is a disingenuous label applied to a completely voluntary service that the site you're visiting opts into. Why? Because, for many, it's a technical necessity to protect sites from the dark forest of the web (i.e., assh
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We can entirely write off every US-based company as inherently evil simply because they're American. Or, you know, we could operate with an ounce of nuance and not oversimplify the complexities of the world we live in.
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It’s a meme, not a flex.
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