IMHO it’s the deliberate Musk parallels

What if you were already rich and famous like him? Now with hindsight OK they’ve got 3 kids, but at the time it would’ve been hard to know that she wasn’t gold digging.

Whenever I hear that, I try to fart extra loud.

Junkies are always asking for that, but their credit ratings are zero.

Zoomers and Gen Alpha. They’ve got good heads on their shoulders.

TACO

IKR? He seems to think we want Republican legislation. Every leftist was furious when Schumer ended the shutdown.

Here arguments don’t go in circles so much.

A: we should abolish the police

B: no they perform useful services!

A: like what, exactly?

B: like killing undesirables!

A: [this is where I just stop replying because they’ve proven my point]

At least you can appreciate that humans aren’t designed to keep the conversation going forever.

Casually

I lost all my bitcoin in a tragic USB accident.

I think it’s worse than nothing because it won’t stop unscrupulous users, but will hit legitimate developers.

Bias: senior dev, agree with Linus Torvalds on LLM use.

I don’t think copyright is a coherent idea, and we’re watching it reach its inevitable conclusion now. It would be better if we relied on government funding and/or crowdfunding.

Ask them if they want to repeal the Taft-Hartley Act.

Or if the player mis-clicks during character creation.

Hell is other people

But this is restricting the user, not protecting the developers.

Unscrupulous developers can rip off code using another model, including local ones that can make literally anything. Opt-in protections against doing something bad to someone else don’t work.

It’s like selling cars with Tullock spikes.

They enshittified too soon, before people depended on them.

In this scenario, who’s performing an evil act if you’re not willing to stop it? The smokers?

Is it cheap for peers on the network to verify that the work has been performed?

But this requires a beefy GPU. It’s more like crypto because the average user won’t be able to mine cost effectively.