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Also super agree that Stallman's original ideas are only ever more increasingly valid. I will generously say that Stallman has been an imperfect messenger but the core message has always been solid. I have not regretted my FSF membership over the years.

Comment · 3 days ago

Right, this was my assumption. I think my question got misinterpreted in terms of tone (viz the downvotes). But I was nurturing a hope that Mitchell might come back and say yes then share some wisdom. :)

Comment · 3 days ago

> And at scale I've proven 10,000 active (input/output happening) terminals on a Linux server with 4 cores and 8 GB of RAM.

When you say you've proven, are you hinting at use of formal verification?

Comment · 4 days ago

Hey all you sillies -- multi-tasking is not a thing. It never was. Please stop pretend you can split-brain when Mother Nature did not design you for it.

Here is the key: slow down. Slow down and focus on quality. Use AI to crush one task to high quality. Pour tokens on the problem until it shines. Derive lessons from that to apply going forward.

Learning and efforts to uncover patterns always require front-loading, even when moving fast/agile/blablabla. You need to learn what a good job looks like first before you try and scale up.

Ignoring this lesson WILL cause you to burn out. The Iron Triangle remains undefeated.

Comment · 4 days ago

Can I have your credit card and social please? Pretty sure that information wants to be free, too.