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philosophy: mbateman, samd

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x/google: kortilla, moultano

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bootstrap: arvidkahl

crypto: jaekwon, tipsysquid, Taek, daeken, pbsd, davidcash

a11y: mwcampbell

eee: geerlingguy, sowbug, ta8645, mmmBacon, gchadwick, femto

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Comment · 2 days ago
Thanks. Now, my outie can enjoy all SHAs equally and not show preference for any over the others.
Comment · 3 days ago
> those are the most easy to understand for modern readers. Massage with oil

Well, as a modern reader, I take 'massage oil' to be Opoids.

Comment · 3 days ago
Someone is going to make the case against using LLMs to reverse engineer software solely for commercial gain being as illegal as using guns for extortion.
Comment · 6 days ago
> Nietszche, directly attacks the Socratic dialectic

Probably why Michael Sugrue opined that Friedrich Nietzsche was a Philologist and not a Philosopher.

Comment · 10 days ago
> formal semantics for both C and Rust in Lean, both sound like Herculean efforts

If we're doing Ancient Athens, then Platonic Methexis probably fits better.

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Comment · 11 days ago
> Folks in India — especially the boomer class — are trepidated by how they're perceived over actual substance and quality of their work

Just the sheer size and diversity of the Indian "boomer class" could put such generalizations in doubt?

> As someone who's well-versed with the "face-saving" aspects of Indian work culture, I can state with clarity

Pause to consider that the world might appear to you as you imagine it to be. That is, it might be holding up a mirror in to your own psyche.

Comment · 13 days ago
From one Murtaza (who also worked on NoSql DBs) to another, congrats on the launch! The benchmark numbers are impressive. For a database, as always, durability guarantees (in case of in-memory setups, this would translate to any of the "reasonable" forms of consistency, like read your writes) trump speed. Hopefully, there's some focus on that, too.
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Comment · 16 days ago
Elon doesn't miss with his social media marketing. Compare the announcement tweets from Andy Jassy and the engagement they generate. Meta, with the Muse app (personal AI), is also leaning heavily on social media, but by paying influencers (instead of cool & viral product demos).
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Comment · 18 days ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

> But [Wittgenstein's] philosophy is general enough to not really contribute much as a whole

Is this consensus (in Western tradition) or your opinion?

> Wittgenstein wasn't very smart (and in my opinion, often wrong)

Well, you've got to hand it to Wittgenstein for being one of the most self-critical philosophers, if nothing else.

> He rejected infinite mathematical extensions

Socrates abhorred the written form, but that takes nothing away from his works (as presented by Plato). I guess humans are weird in weird ways, and pretty excellent in others.

Comment · 19 days ago
> It speaks a lot to the power of financial incentives

Also, to the power of modern-day cryptography that rubber-hose and evil maid (backdoors) are the only viable (even if expensive) alternatives.

> the government disappears, there are really only two fundamental technologies needed to reboot everything: money and contracts

Both of which require "governance", but post-collapse, it may be of form that may not benefit the collective.

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