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You provide your customers with a service that gives them value. I've been a proton subscriber for 3 years because I value privacy and security. That's kind of (was) their whole thing. I didn't sign up hoping they would bolt on features and add a chatbot. I suspect that the majority of people using proton have a similar view, otherwise why bother with it?

David sacks and the rest of the all in venture bro crew collectively lost their shit when lina khan actually enforced our anti trust laws for the first time in decades. That is a huge reason why silicon valley elites switched to maga

From anthropic we now have Science as a PR strategy. God I can't wait until this bubble pops.

I'll always admire clojure. Loved the simplicity and philosophy, and I wrote a few toy projects. Unfortunately I felt like I could never really take advantage of the power of clojure or do real work in it because I didn't know or have a history with Java. It always felt like clojure was for enlightened Java or JS programmers, and I didn't want to learn Java and clojure at once so I was stuck in beginner land.