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> Why precisely is it that we feel like we do not?

Because we don’t, our representatives work for companies like Meta, not ordinary people.

Isn’t proving a market exists, building a proof of concept, etc, all examples of exploring an idea? Those seem like perfectly reasonable expectations.

PR merging broken right now https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/ml7wplmxbt5l

It means if you sail through it, Iran will launch drones and missiles at your ship.

> This architecture has a variety of advantages including increased security, no need for patching, fast upgrades and recovery.

SmartOS was developed by Joyent for their cloud computing product, it's primary use case isn't desktop computing. I think the advantages mentioned above were probably a bigger factor than the disk space. I would also guess that PXE would be the standard way to boot in a datacenter, not USB.

The are some great points

> Join our Discord for support and sharing feedback

I’m surprised to see Google directing people to Discord, do they do that for other products?

> otel is at odds with the observability business because these actors have little interest to contribute back to telemetry agents since anyone can reap the rewards of that.

But all major vendors _do_ contribute to OTEL.

very cool story!

pandoc

> the best solution seems to be treating them as military targets

Worked out great for the Philippines…

Seconded, I’ve yet to use an LLM that can consistently provide sources that back up what it’s telling me.

Governments employ millions of people, money is absolutely not a limitation.

Why would I want small businesses to be able to spam me as well the large ones? I’d prefer no one does, but less is better than more.

How is that in conflict with the fact that humans can introspect?

Yeah I don’t know why GP would think computability theory doesn’t apply to AI. Is there a single example of a problem that isn’t computable by a Turing machine that can be computed by AI?

Siphoning money away from the public and to themselves is the whole point.

FWIW there’s a nix feature for devcontainers (https://github.com/devcontainers/features/tree/main/src/nix)

Maybe the job is actually really easy?

You truncate passwords to prevent DOS

I hadn’t heard of an unconference before, sounds like a cool idea. I’m a longtime enjoyer of Oxide and Friends, so looking forward to the event!

Also what the hell is Fishpong, I will be looking into that.

I love the outtakes section in the bottom. It made me laugh but it also feels more transparent than a lot of GenAI stuff that’s being announced.

Fun game! Good job Armaan!

> MacBook Air is the world’s most popular laptop, and with Apple Intelligence, it’s even better. Now, models with M2 and M3 double the starting memory to 16GB, while keeping the starting price at just $999 — a terrific value for the world’s best-selling laptop.

This is nice, and long overdue.

The Rust book is a good start https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/

I really like the original dinosaur logo, I didn't realize it was designed by Shepard Fairey.

That tends to not be open source, and people don’t claim that it is.

Boot times are pretty important for serverless environments. Alpine, which uses musl, is very popular in those situations.

Are there any Go team members that don’t work for Google? It’s a lot easier to remain civil/avoid drama when people know each other personally, and work together at a big company with an HR department.