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No, he really doesn't believe in them.

The "Spring-based interaction" feels absolutely terrible, way too slow and laggy.

What killed him?

> I remember using Blender when everyone was saying how terrible of a UX it was.

It isn't terrible anymore but still bad.

I too felt threatened

Like all revolutionary technologies that came before, the gain in productivity in the entire economy is worth a few jobs.

the spirit of lk-99 lives on

Ali Khamenei dies

being 100 bps off target is not a "high inflation environment"

Which crypto Bill Ackman is trying to dump on retail?

Yeah this is it for me, cleaning up my windows installation and backing up my files, going to move to some linux distro this month.

Online dating and women's hypergamy

> This is bringing more eyeballs to space tourism. So that more crypto bros can have a cocktail in orbit at the expense of everyone else.

What is the problem with that? This is funding space research and development by SpaceX. This just feels like a generic "few can pay for it but I don't therefore it's bad", you're just being envious.

> Just that the "version" of capitalism we're running now produces inequalities that allow people to pull up that kind of stunts.

This "stunt" was a major achievement for humankind, maybe this "version" of capitalism isn't that bad after all

Fuchsia isn't dead. Yet.

And this is how Grok will out compete other image generation services, unless they adapt of course.

>It is meaningless to model a great algorithm in abstract mathematical models, and then let someone else implementing them in C89 with raw BSD sockets and C strings

Bold statement, at least in that case you know the algorithm isn't wrong.

How is it caviar then?

Anyone can do that by paying for it

Can you expand on that?

>A Quantum Leap in Mathematics

A very small leap in mathematics then?

There are verified compilers such as the compcert compiler and also ways to verify that a given binary does in fact correctly implement an specification

Great jab at the Motzilla foundation that focuses on "Pocket", "Mozilla VPN", millions of dollars in CEO compensations, AI investments, political deplatforming and other things (maybe Firefox).

This is a bit of an overgeneralization, it's possible to be pro deregulation in certain markets while at the same time supporting regulation on proper disposal of toxic industrial waste.

Incentives to mine it with storage hardware and maintain the ledger with ponzi-like economics

Yes that is the idea, there already are successful blockchains such as arweave that functions like this.

Blockchain solves this, it is possible to fund immutable data archival and ordering using a blockchain cryptocurrency.