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positron26
9mo ago
If the metric is a latent variable summarizing subjective judgements, yes.
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9mo ago
That is not a pivot I would have expected. Aviation turbines are not good utility turbines. If you just need to beef up your turbine engineering, drone turbines are probably the place to go. Less competition from GE etc.
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Hierarchy and plurality are essential properties of any functioning information space. - People with expertise / exceptional qualities are by definition out-numbered by the rest, so there must be privileged seats if you want quality to
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Positron | Bootstrapping Startup | South Korea | Co-founder Equity-only co-founders. If you must take a salary position, send us a resume with "Salary only" and we'll check back later. We're developing an efficient so
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Year of the Positron
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At some point the biggest enemy is the inner cynicism that would tear down perfection manifest to avoid seeing even the bare idea of an aspiration and the consequent actions it would motivate.
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10mo ago
Here comes the internet doing internet things. Happy 2026.
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10mo ago
Not just relative to other billionaires, relative to the average American, he never went after get rich quick schemes, has a reputation less dirty, values life-long relationships more, and fell to not one of so many traps and dynamics that
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10mo ago
In the broad strokes, the inaccuracy is to suggest that nobody besides the FSF and RMS were converging to many of the same conclusions at the same time. The FSF did a good job of tying their ideas to a ratchet (GPL and copyright assignment
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It is as if BSD developers were not also getting out from under the AT&T license the whole time, the reason the BSD license probably developed.
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10mo ago
1984 was published in 1949. GNU and the FSF are contemporary with Neuromancer. The BSD license predates the GPL and the idea of copyleft by several years. It takes a village to raise a child.
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10mo ago
> everything you claim that needs to be done A single early-stage company is not ecosystem-scale organization. It is instead the legacy benchmark to beat. This is what we do today because the best tools in our toolbox are a corporation
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10mo ago
They might be focused on programmers, not users. Programmers come first because otherwise users don't come at all.
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We have to platform and organize people, not rely on lone individuals. If there is a deep well of aligned interest, that interest needs a way to represent itself so that AMD has something to talk to, on a similar footing as a B2B relations
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10mo ago
Hundreds of thousands of developers with access to a global communication network were not stopped by AMD. Why act like dependents or wait for some bright star of consensus unless the intent is really about getting the work for free? We do
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The natural can create the formal. An extremely intuitive proof is that human walked to Greece and created new formalisms from pre-historic cultures that did not have them. Gödel's incompleteness theorems are a formal argument that o
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You guys are doing monitoring? ;-)
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10mo ago
Do we mean managed or PG on K8s like CNPG? In all cases, I use the infra to simplify things like having disk redundancy and failover nodes, not because 12GB is interesting.
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10mo ago
This is the answer. We need online learning for our own code bases and macros.
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I do believe it was just poor wording. I don't feel strong disagreement with the four freedoms, but the biggest reason I've gone fully _OSS and intentionally avoid "free/libre" is because I don't want to endors
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Some may be confused into thinking this reply is a correction. I don't mean to appear to rebut. We know that the FSF is aware of the problem. The trouble can only be if we expect more success from repeating the same tactics for the n
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> A user has asked if GNU Unifont can be used with commercial (non-free) software. One can be forgiven for thinking the author means to imply that all commercial software is non-free. It is a further disappointment that anyone has to as
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Finding Alignment by Visualizing Music in Rust
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Because of the Ukraine conflict, the phrase "mission command" came to my attention. It's about C2 rather than leadership but another one of those gems we might filter out in our "Bay Area" (you're all terminal
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Please just talk about capital and leverage like an adult. Do you expect a CFO and their team to look at the math and say, "Well, we figured out that we can speed up adoption and bring forward billions of dollars of revenue by spendin
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What doesn't work are the predictions of Uber's collapse, of which there were many, cheered on by a great deal who still gather here looking for the next things to see through.
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Hardware growth is slow and predictable, but one breakthrough algorithm completely undercuts any finance hypothesis premised on compute not flowing out of the cloud and back to the edges and into the phones. This is a kind of risk that fina
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You're obviously not very well acquainted. Positron is explicitly aligned with _OSS thinking. "Free/libre" is how the FSF moralizes use of their GPL in order to acquire more copyright assignment from programmers who pa
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The FSF is the only home to the most dogmatic and narrow minded human beings I have ever met in my life. I dare not begin writing why. It is an essay. I have priorities to build things independent of the FSF proclivity for shortcomings.
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It doesn't. There is a terminal frontend, a web rendering frontend, and a deprecated SDL frontend. The web frontend was explicitly developed to speed up development, writing implementations for graphics described in CL (the part bein
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