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I don't see how it's a bad choice on its own merit. Lang choice will always be a mixture of familiarity (team or individual) and niche problem needs (some edge cases need specific tools).

I personally avoid to touch anything that is nodejs related because I do not trust its ecosystem (npms).

Any stack has its own warts.

Couldn't this be used by Anthropic to measure the usage of its product?

It's kinda funny to read a headline like this in 2026

I do not disagree with you, but I think they will try to do it anyway

It's coming for us all.. sooner or later.

Verified profiles get money based on engagement rate of their posts, only from other verified profiles; I don't think I need to tell you the quality of said posts, AI slop included.

They are literally getting money (not making) without producing anything and that aligns with Elon's world view of a jobless civilization driven by AI and robots.

It's a social experiment about [variable] universal basic income

Imagine paying for this shit..

Wow, I did not know about this one. Imagine if every country goes this route, and then there is a direct integration between central banks?

LLM providers get a free pass for anything these days, unfortunately

context?

A miserable pile of requirements!

I see a Linux distro as a "integration project", which delivers several software pieces glued together that work in harmony, which includes "OS pieces" such as the Linux kernel.

Why do people add "OS" to their product/project name when it is not an OS at all?

Someone who had no idea where he was getting himself into has no idea how to leave.

I find AI generated text way worse than images. I get a migraine from reading it.

Let me guess: it went rogue and hacked itself

Always funny to see how some LLM providers get a "free pass" nowadays..

Bad move. Those corporate events serve the purpose to find "bad apples" (from the employer's perspective), to either shape you into what they want or cut you off.

Never sacrifice your privacy in such an environment.

I would recommend to look at Fefora's infra "backlog": https://forge.fedoraproject.org/infra/tickets/issues

Those people really believe in the idea of a "technological republic", heh.

Is that criteria clear in their platform?

Oh well, that is disappointing. I was enjoying it for my own side projects. I wonder what's next on their list...

The article's premise is that USA based LLM providers are losing the AI (cold war) battle because it will not be as adopted as open-weight models, comparing it to closed vs open sourced software. I do not think this is the case because:

* The comparison is weird because open-weight is not the same as open-source software to begin with;

* People based in the USA are at an advantaged position since they have access to both american and chinese models;

* Isn't Running your own model training infrastructure more expansive?

* One can still leverage both, in different phases or use-cases. I do not see how this is an "one or the other" situation.

openstack vs aws/azure/gcp/... would make more sense.

AI was the nail in the coffin. Hackathons were killed by business people and "startup culture".

Same people, different context.

> "More than half (51%) of participants indicated that maintaining an online presence feels like work."

Well, because it is. Social media turned most of its users into digital beggars.

Great time to be a PR firm owner.