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Rolling this stuff back doesn't instantly restart all of the science that was built up for decades. Nor does it get the smartest people back into the country after being kicked out or scared to stay.

Damage is done, we'll forever be behind, this isn't the place to go to research anymore.

Think it needs just a little zoom out on my phone but had a fun time. Both my games ended off screen

Front page of The Guardian. One death is breaking news and there were two deaths covered a few days ago and their names were released.

What national news do YOU watch? Seems like it's not good at covering the most important thing the USA is doing.

Is this a problem with home networks? I have pfsense installed on some mini PC I bought off Amazon.

Setting up Debian as a router might take some effort but it's certainly not difficult. Enabling routing is a single line config change, install dhcpd and you're almost there. I'd certainly recommend the router OS.

Dang, if only someone made an everyday car with a soft weather proof enclosed cargo area, possibly you could have the tailgate open up and away as well so it's not in the way. I would think Americans would love to have something more practical than a work vehicle

It's the same reason we use single use plastics. No matter the politics the business decision is going to use the cheapest option available. I'm confident that all the hyperscalers could create datacenters that don't affect the local community basically in anyway. There's been data centers hidden in plain sight for decades. The demand drives it to the lowest common denominator

The same way that xAI has compute on the ground and there's such demand that the compute exists so it will be sold. I think SpaceX can conceivably sell the space compute easily. This goes with the business strategy of Elon which is just sell services to himself. He sells rocket launches to himself with the excuse of creating a space datacenter. The same way he sells cybertrucks to spacex because the public won't buy them. I'm pretty confident it's definitely cheaper to put the compute in Texas, but might be viable enough to sell himself rocket launches and make his company worth more to leverage for more ventures. I'm not a business person I don't really get how it's all so valuable if the only demand is itself.

I also built a version of this. With targeting rules for more broadcast/multicasting messages. I can do things like say when a major refactor or feature merge lands in main tell the other agents that are working in the same repo about it and to update their branch on main.

I also worked to get webhooks into the same system so I can automatically trigger things when a CI build fails or some deployment error. The main goal is to rely less on prompting and skills to monitor their dev builds and environments and make real hard rules, force prompting.