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by mosura 1mo ago
Why would the EU possibly object to this? It is exactly what they want.
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by mosura 1mo ago
They are only aligned in that certain parts of the western elites hate both of them. They represent two completely opposite poles, geopolitically. Not horseshoe theory compatible: they are mutually exclusionary.
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by mosura 1mo ago
At least we have moved on from the tedious hug-ops response. The question is which features do we want of Github but functioning in a distributed way? Identity? Stars? Issues?
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by mosura 1mo ago
This completely aligns with other analytics I have.
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by mosura 1mo ago
> it sounds like there are fundamental issues that prevent performant implementations? This has always been true, it is just this is one of those projects that gets some people very emotionally invested so such discussions do not happen
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by mosura 1mo ago
We don’t have long before it is all made irrelevant so need to make one final dash for glory before it’s too late.
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by mosura 1mo ago
Since it is so much easier to test for memory than understanding society grew to confuse the two. Only now faced with these other entities are people beginning to question it. I know people that got to post grad math without understanding a
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by mosura 1mo ago
But they do share it. It is just that it is some combination of behind closed doors, for competitive advantage, and/or the new generations don’t want to hear it. Previous generations had learned long ago that sharing everything in publ
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by mosura 2mo ago
The odd thing is Americans seem to take Aldous Huxley enormously more seriously than the Brits do, and they may be right in doing so.
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by mosura 2mo ago
It is a technical ratchet. Once you accept part of the implementation it will never be undone, more will be added.
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by mosura 2mo ago
Necessity is the mother of invention. SV companies get way too comfortable when they have enough in the bank to stay running more than three months.
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by mosura 2mo ago
I strongly recommend trying this for programming tasks. It is strong (not Fable strong though) with a much better “persona” than Opus, and very different blindspots. If you flip between Claude and this you will find both catch the mistakes
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by mosura 2mo ago
You are factually wrong here almost completely. Wrt Graohene the problem isn’t the politicians making announcements, the police assume you are a criminal if you have Graohene and are profiling you on this basis.
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by mosura 2mo ago
Do you think you would be allowed to sell such a phone to normal people in any serious quantity? (I know HN people get delusional about using laptops as mobile phones, but here is a hint: you wouldn’t. You would be hauled up for enabling di
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by mosura 2mo ago
No?
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by mosura 2mo ago
They were showing notices about doubling pricing during american working timezones a week ago, so it seems likely to be demand related. Their v4 flash is brilliant, and I expect they have had a huge, and expensive to handle at short notice,
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by mosura 2mo ago
Honestly your reading comprehension is not good today. They said if the government “drive the process of forking” which could mean encourage a group of academics to do it, or a commercial consortium. It does not mean the EU government take
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by mosura 2mo ago
And this is why everyone gives up on doing anything while standing around complaining that no one does the right thing. What is so pernicious about the EU approach is the enthusiasm and efficiency with which it stops anyone from doing anyth
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by mosura 2mo ago
You couldn’t epitomize the problem more if you tried.
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by mosura 2mo ago
You need to parse the word mentality in context. The root problem here is the EU is culturally broken, and until some grand disaster will simply decline ever further with everyone involved wondering why no one else is doing anything about i
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by mosura 2mo ago
BMW behaviour is perfectly representative of the EU mentality. As is your comment. It is basically “someone else should do this properly and I will take the benefits” but not actually willing to put up the hard bit themselves.
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by mosura 2mo ago
Do what the Chinese did and fork Android. The EU has enough tech talent to do it, but the political and managerial class lack both the strategic ability or the willingness to adequately reward the effort it would take, almost certainly pref
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by mosura 2mo ago
Even by 2015 the noise in Google was “the Chrome OS model is better” with reference to them centrally controlling everything. Andy Rubin was no saint, on so many levels, but when he was removed from Android leadership and the Chrome culture
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by mosura 2mo ago
You are obviously missing the GOTO statement in your list but the other part is hobby projects tend to be architecturally small. The moment you have more devs architecture becomes the overwhelming concern, and this is why professionally LLM
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by mosura 2mo ago
There is a meta comment here which is there seems to be an implicit assumption in the finite amount of possible work and progress. It seems that in history we were bounded by not enough people and too much potential and now we all fear the
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by mosura 2mo ago
Maybe it is me, but for a random Wednesday in August there have been a strange amount of big moves today. Normally you expect quiet or nonsense.
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by mosura 2mo ago
I invite you to write such a trivially flexible workflow system, and see what happens to the performance of your user interface. They needed someone over there with the power to say no.
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by mosura 2mo ago
There is probably good money in upgrading the polygraph security clearance ritual for the 21st century. It doesn’t even really need to work of course.
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by mosura 2mo ago
I think this is actually marginally less evil than Meta Tribe. The whole neuro space is dangerous and while people go on about “AI safety” the world will trend towards this madness. And this will provoke “well we need to regulate AI then”.
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by mosura 2mo ago
Jira is how it is because almost any product that grows to be that flexible will develop the same problems. They failed to rearchitect it to something suitable for the inherent flexibility though, so it remains a disaster area, but one that

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