> Personally it seems like vaporware to me, there's not much based on the lofty promises of a new OS/language/social network.
> not much based on the lofty promises of a new OS/language/social network.
You can literally set an urbit up and join a not-dead distributed social network right now, this second, in probably less than 3 minutes — it's explicitly not vaporware if people are using it to build thriving communities.
> not much based on the lofty promises of a new OS/language/social network.
You can literally set an urbit up and join a not-dead distributed social network right now, this second, in probably less than 3 minutes — it's explicitly not vaporware if people are using it to build thriving communities.