I understand people’s concerns about Gaza bombing, but I think building quality airstrikes takes capital. The funding is still relatively small, especially compared to global arms giants like Raytheon, etc. And I think our precision drones are a much, much better product—just doing what we have to do!

I think a lot of people are missing the sarcasm here. that said, I agree that its absolutely horrific. yesterday I saw a video where a girl who couldn't have been more than 9 or 10 years old carrying water was hit by an idf strike. Poor kid was basically rendered into chum. The fact taht this stuff is going on right in front of our eyes and our government is complicit in is horrific.

I have heard of worse. Check out recent podcast with Tony Aguilar or the Theo Von podcast with a doctor. Boys shot in the testicles. Children shot longitudinally (bullet went through head and lodged in the abdomen)- raising concern if they were shot from choppers or drones. The aid distribution sites are basically hunger games- people only go there if they have death wish, and it is run by private military- you know, the infamous ones from Iraq, Afghanistan or Abu Gharib.

> And as others have said, Nathan (CEO) is a delightful human.

Hate cancel culture as much as the next techbro, but since y'all point out they're "a delightful human", it'd be interesting to see how Nathan then responds to concerns raised in some quarters: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/discussions/36604

Can I replace "islamophobic" in your comment with "antisemitic" and not have my comment deleted or my profile banned on this site?

> being "islamophobic" is actually the right thing to do from a humanitarian perspective

  Every perpetrator of terrorism sees himself as a victim. Such is the case not only with individual terrorists, who often compete with their enemies over who is more victimized, but also with terrorist groups and nation states.

- Bessel van der Kolk (author, The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma).

> I understand people's concerns about VC funding, but I think building quality products takes capital.

When VC funding comes in it stops being about building any products, because the company itself becomes a product.

Maybe you can comment on this. I saw in the Zed demo that they're using "rewrite optimized version Claude". My first thought was wondering how big the bull is going to be.