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try PARETO

Kinda fun but the approach today is strictly oneshot. Waiting for agentswithwallets to post.

Some of the better surviving meetups focus less on a common tool than on a shared problem (like regulatory capture) or a colaborative activity (let's update our neighborhood's Wikipedia related pages).

As the cost of AI answers/work continues to soar 10x then another 10x, and you pay another 10x for corrected better answers, price pressure should slow slop's spew.

Heh. Posted on X.

Academic skills are a vector for cite injection.

Isn't this about the IPO?

Is X political ideology extending to cursor?

so… Hold on to Your Medical Devices. (And everything else with a chip in it.)

Is there a similar drone design simulator?

Bidding war?

Nearly all the commits are by PS. Who gets paid to work on openclaw and the ecosystem without him?

Beyond demography, Much of this depends on public policy and execution. Will more of us live in conditions that prevent a oidable death or injury? Or another way?

Wasn't there something about Jobs taking back employee stock just before he sold next to apple?

sometimes it seems folks are just making up words.

Yes, it looks like this project is starting with helping highly motivated adult learners go deep into a hard to teach/learn material. Contrast this with the Khan Academy approach at https://www.khanmigo.ai/ targeting young students and their teachers and parents with broad assistance across subjects. Maybe they converge?

Yes. The act of parsing code for yourself, for gisting it, and thinking about it - that's what makes you think better and build skill. Discussing why and different ways of doing it with others - that builds team wisdom. AI might help with organizing a review and timeboxing, clerical support, but the actual work of the review should be left to people.

How much do domain expertise, teamwork, management/leadership, and soft skills matter in senior sw interviews?

there's legal accountability and there's moral choice. would you screw over contractors and investors to protect yourself from your decisions?

the contractors aren't the only stakeholders at risk in this choice. how do your investors feel about this situation? what's their moral compass?

Thanks for this, Nathan. Orphaned devices pose a suite of security problems. They outlast the companies that sell them, the companies that make them, the upstream suppliers of hardware and software, the companies that service and repair them. Smart building devices and power systems can run for decades. Implanted medical devices, home health devices, and hospital systems persist longer than five years and can outlast the corporations behind them.

Please address orphaned products so that security continues with a duty by the maker to sustain safety and security beyond the life of a product or its manufacturer. This is like the requiring a sale-time deposit into an independent fund to reclaim/recycle a product's waste.

Beyond the current proposal, you might require a device's IP to be put in escrow in the event of product or corporate end-of-life, allowing customers or third-parties to take up maintenance and security. (#RightToRepair #EoL)

Nearly all business bank accounts are connected to standard industry codes and other descriptions.

This is insurance for their already huge investments (and future rounds) in AI businesses. It's a pittance relative to everything else they have at risk. It's prudent since failure of small projects like these can delay work on profitable corporate efforts.

Yeah, this is moneyed interests looking out for their own investments instead of government acting on behalf of the public good.

Biotech-driven technologies in so many ways, exponentially and combinatorially explosive and mind-bending. Design and grow your living home. Have your gut biome become smarter than you. Effective age reversal. Agricultural foodbelts rewilded into prairies.

This is a broad collection of links related to protocols. Part of the first "Summer of Protocols" program.

I like the Substack app - for all the substack newsletters. https://substack.com/app for ios and android. And their web reader (https://substack.com/browse) is pretty good. I just wish I could plug in RSS and other syndication feeds, and make it easy to migrate subscriptions from my mail inbox to the reader.

Where can the W3C VCs meet the ISO 18013–5 mDL? An open letter to the two standards communities as well as all interested parties

https://torrentfreak.com/u-s-authorities-seize-z-library-dom...

‘U.S. Authorities Seize Z-Library Domain Names’

November 4, 2022 by Ernesto Van der Sar

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Several domains related to popular ebook repository Z-Library became inaccessible a few hours ago. DNS records and other information suggest that the shadow library was targeted by the Postal Inspection Service, in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Justice. Confusingly, Z-Library says that the downtime is linked to a hosting issue.

i liked the differentiation where Enterprise customers paid for full seats + things only a large company would want + fudge factor for slow to pay and higher cost of sales.

the hardest part is if their software required extensive integration and customization; that help would cost extra and the project would be largely it depends.

I think that this tradeoff is empowering to unionized workers Kinda. It forces them to design their own preferred workplace conditions and perks. Some perks, like a free company jacket, are chosen by the employer to make you feel loyal to the company. Perhaps you'd like the value of that jacket in cash or paid time off or better funding for retirement? Or maybe you want to extend company cafeteria access to your family?

The problem is that collective bargaining happens every X years but changes to regular employee perks and HR benefits can happen as inspiration strikes (management). They can also be withdrawn, as when a division underperforms despite the workers all doing their jobs well.