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And you know this how?
May want to read the Wikipedia entries on both Denmark and socialism.
I like this line, but respectfully disagree that they're a 1:1. The difference being relevance and some of the dynamics of use.
Hacker News pertains to my profession. It's high relevance tech news with comments from peers.
I'm not following anyone just because I know them personally (or worse, because they're famous). I'm not posting photos or videos of activities that I want friends to know about.
There's no infinite doomscrolling either (I view the front page a couple of times a day) nor are there notifications interrupting me.
I couldn't give a single shit what friends or acquaintances (much less strangers) are doing in their free time day to day. They can tell me next time I see them. I have Instagram installed, but only because certain people message me there. I never scroll even a pixel.
My biggest distraction? Hacker News.
I also disable any and all notifications of apps other than direct messaging apps. No group message notifications.
> The one-line takeaway
> This already ships by default in every claude/codex/opencode session's system prompt
Christ, you people sure know how to make a problem where there isn't one
There are people using Windows at work
Otherwise I don't think this is clear at all.
Otherwise, what is mostly?
Mostly at the outset, or at any given time? Must the project move out when it goes from 49% to 51% AI-assisted code?
I don't see anything about 'nailing' the physics either. It's just a design instruction.