Just not using GitHub would probably solve most of the problems.

We don’t thank our other tools like grep, or the compiler.

If you train your LLM to produce words that seem like human responses or conversations, they will. If you train them to seem like god-like superintelligences to people who think that’s what they’re creating, they will.

With this publicity and the coming Motorola phones, there's reason to be at least a little optimistic.

Yes

> what?

They can decide you can't use it anymore

They can decide to charge more for it

They can arbitrarily take features out from under you or change how it works

They can read and/or sell/give away/accidentally get exploited and lose your data

They can prevent your extracting your data to move away from them

They can prevent you building or integrating other tools

They control how you can modify or configure the software

...

Nostr seems like a reasonably convenient way to achieve that without building everything from scratch, but maybe there a better ways?

If they're so keen to build that they're willing to fund power generation (e.g. on site gas generators) then it should be clean/renewable (solar, wind, small modular reactors, full scale nuclear plants, whatever).

Degrowth is bad but so is ignoring the planet, the environment, and people's health to get ahead faster in business.

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Ban or tax things from the "globalised" world that are just worker/societal/environmental protection arbitrage so they're competing for the EU market on a level playing field, then we'll see who can compete.

The EU is plenty big enough to be self-sufficient if it has to and shouldn't be afraid of risking this if abusive and exploitative companies from other places don't way to pay their way.

The defining motto of the corporate world

I think it’ll sell well though because of the form factor, Steam OS simplicity (and the size of many people’s Steam libraries), and the fact there are not actually many options with the living room friendly form factor and someway reasonable modern gaming performance.

The Frame on the other hand has no competition. I know I’m buying one. I hope it’s more reasonable but it could be a worse deal than a Steam Machine and… yeah.

The idea that anyone would side with a company doing more to support the ToS con than (at most) terminating an account they find it violation is sickening.

Really if we had competent, uncompromised government, most of these terms should illegal and result in Anthropic (and basically every other tech company) being hauled up in front of a regulator and fined heavily until they rewrite them to be less sociopathic.

I only keep a Chromium based browser around because of Mozilla's asinine decision not to support Web Bluetooth and Web USB that are needed to interact with devices, microcontrollers, etc.

…and countless other examples

Not to mention the fact that AIs do the programming in a programming language and it’s quite possible to have ideas about what would be a better language for that.

And that I’m not certain how much of the programming it’s actually reasonable to fully delegate to AIs, and this is both an experiment in seeing how far I can push it (further than expected!) and in building a language I’d rather use than anything that exists today for the stuff the AIs shouldn’t be doing (also going better than expected!)

I'll probably throw it out on the internet someday if it gets far enough, but there are no attention/adoption related goals attached to the project.

It's currently useful for trivial scripting and iterating as and when I have time.