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Nowadays there are automated pipelines that build artifacts for different archs and platforms; this shouldn't be a particular issue.

Based on my experience, small businesses commonly struggle with:

1. Establishing scalable marketing and sales channels

2. Finding automation tools to eliminate operational bottlenecks

These businesses typically lack both the resources and incentives to reinvent everything. Moreover, they often cannot afford or effectively manage complex commercial software solutions, both of which are routine expectations in corporate environments.

The idea is innovative and quite interesting, but once I'm interacting with the demos and imagining I'm interacting with text this way, I find it quite distracting and hard to navigate between text content, since almost every piece of text is constantly changing while I'm switching focus.

I interpret this as an emphasis on value alignment. In any cooperative context, if we want to advance our goals further, we should carefully consider each participant's needs and find ways to align these needs with the direction of our objective, thus making it a 'common' goal.

yes, they aren't equal, but they are still basic rights.

my perspective is on the opposite side of modern european social liberal standards.

individuals should only hold themselves accountable. the effort to establishing universal well-being assumes political enforcement and coercion. it's a process of ceding individual sovereignty to a political entity.

freedom is hard earned, neither generously provided, nor enforced. a universally dictated form of "freedom" is a degeneration.

it's good to see uk leaving eu, any efforts in establishing universal ideas will almost likely result in failures if not disasters. and uk's classical liberalism tradition seems never compatible with eu's social democractic perspectives.

what is stopping them from doing trade after uk leaves eu? seems most comments around is expecting each side to loose their market on the other side.

seems the whole world is falling into a state capitalism shit hole.

and we've got enormous casualties during government military operations, and breeds hordes of militants who feast on blood and hatred.

"toxic social environment"

I like how you describe the social environment in schools. Going through current schooling system, will most likely result in a damaged personality. And it takes quite a lot of time and effort, to heal the damage, and to re-evaluate experience/knowledge that had been infused.

that should be 'declined' in my last comment, my apologies

Seems you are so inclined to acknowledge what nazi had done before the 'genocide', or you simply don't know what had really happened.

In an individualist perspective, I agree with you, shunning won't cause society to collapse.

But when people advocating it to an aggressive level-extensively campaigning the rejection of a certain person at social scale, this is dangerous and smells like politics, and was exactly the way how hitler shunned the jews.

The shunning policy had done quite contrary consequences. The Lambdaconf campaign drew a lot of attention to the very person they want to no-platform, more and more people begin to search the identity Curtis Yarvin/Moldbug, even come to read his articles and try to interpret his ideologies, no matter whether they gonna protest or support.

P.S. the nazi party was a frequent practitioner of this shunning policy.

You aren't going to enforce your judgement to everyone else, right?

So you come here only to insult? or are you advocating thoughtcrime? nazi german and ussr and their thoughtcrime days had long gone, hope you aren't in any effort to bring them back.

Yes, it worked initially, as those oppressed groups did get some degree of equal opportunities. But today, as it evolved in such a political way, the subtext has changed, different groups of people using it not to gain equal rights, but equal privileges, or rather, supremacy against other groups.

I'm no expert in giving solutions on situations this complex. There could be various ways of doing autonomous communities. People should be able to organize and manage communities based off their ideologies, instead of obeying to a general enforcement. There's a larger chance, that autonomous communities may have more economic and innovative ways of solving conflicts and doing collaboration/cooperation between each other or within their own hierarchy.

It's quite ok if people have prejudices, and even discrimination, or any other thoughts that are controversial, as long as their actions aren't harming another person's property.

In my personal observation, the problem of liberalism, is it is trying to enforce a ideology/doctrine in a larger scale, through law making process or extensive propaganda, etc.

A welfare state, is a system defined and dictated by a huge monolithic institution(a government). The welfare such institution provides, is not without prices. You surrender many aspects of freedom, and the ability of proper risk management. The hatred among different classes and political groups grows more intense, there are less and less probabilities they would collaborate. Each group has a feeling of being robbed by the opposing groups.

nah, quite a relief after reading this, there must be some other subject to blame, for all my wrongdoings.