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While I agree with your point I don't agree that open source is overrated. This movement is one of the greatest developments in modern history, and the fact that corporations have exploited it for their own gain should in no way diminish its significance.

This comparison seems bizarre to me, but what do I know about the US?

As someone who doesn't play online games this is not a trade off I gladly make. Fortunately, however, KLAC will never become part of the Linux kernel, because adding it to an open-source system simply doesn't make sense.

Companies that claim downloading their shit is theft are so dramatic. Although the consequences are different. Your "argument" is immature.

I don't think so?

I detected it just fine. Just decided to ignore it.

No, he's not. Unless, of course, you've founded a company of comparable size.

> I don't have a fully perfect definition

It feels like no one has. Am I wrong? How can we even talk about something that doesn't have a definition?

No it's not.

Learning stuff is pretty amazing with these things. Languages, new concepts.

It works okayish on ios. Could be better, but it works. Sometimes I just have to open the app on my iphone to start the sync process, but most of the times it just works. Anyway, i'm so glad i migrated, should have done it earlier.

Ctrl-z is the default keybinding to temporarily disable evil-mode; there's no need for a separate keybinding.

How do you define AGI these days?

Are you seriously suggesting that someone with Google listed on their resume would have a hard time finding a job?? Pathetic.

I have the same feeling and I use evil-mode in Emacs because of that. It's basically Vim inside of Emacs.

It doesn't matter how much money you have if you can't spend it.

And get sued by Amazon while they're at it?

Wrong. Politics will fuck with you regardless.

But they did it. Buying, installing, and updating the game is incredibly easy. That’s exactly why I haven’t downloaded pirated games for at least 15 years.

> completely unnecessary parts that are somehow still the cultural norm (eg. signatures)

I don't even know where to start. Long story short: you're wrong.

I do this all the time in Emacs, which runs on an old computer and handles it quickly. None of the tasks on this list require significant CPU resources.

> all doctors in America

Not even close. Doctors are doing work that benefits society, despite all the system’s flaws. Meta employees are destroying the world while collecting a paycheck. Don’t pretend you don’t see the difference. Working at Meta in 2026 is the same as working at a sarin gas factory.

Okay, missed that!

Good for you I guess?

I love comments like this here. Just trolling for the sake of trolling, paragraph after paragraph. The fact that _some_ Meta employees earn less than $100,000 a year is completely irrelevant to this whole discussion.

There's nothing interesting about that. Just depressing.

I think it would make perfect sense to print another photo in 10 years and stop giving us a hard time with this ridiculous argument.

I don't think Fogejo offers CI/CD out of the box, for starters.

Why do you think this analogy is even remotely correct? It’s well-known that LLMs produce non-deterministic results. It’s also well-known that they hallucinate. To make it even clearer, all the top LLM players make sure to remind everyone of that behavior. If calculators had similar effects and warnings, it would have been a valid analogy. Instead, you're comparing apples and oranges.

That's pathetic. It's not all or nothing situation, not even close.