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I accepted the propaganda that my value to this world only went as far as my product could scale. At 28, I’m finally beginning to challenge that.

this struck me

The scope of this proposal is too large. If it comes down to preference, I'm not a rust rust fanboy but I think they got the struct/impl paradigm right.

He treats computation as if it is a fundamental law of nature, but I don’t find that assertion compelling. I’m also more of a pilot wave theory advocate, which although incomplete, cuts off several diseased (renormalized) branches of quantum physics.

Founder Mode 2 years ago

When I first joined the corporate world, I finished some tasks for my team and immediately went to other teams to ask if they needed help with anything. Astonishingly, this was met with backlash. This was at a heavily culture driven company with a core value of "self employed mentality" and "breaking down silos". I don't blame my manager, it probably made him look bad in that environment. The corporate world has done its darnedest to beat the founder out of me.

A DAW is an all-in-one tool for composing, recording, arranging, mixing, and more. There are several factors that make this coupling necessary - the high performance requirements of DSP, the lack of better standards, and subject matter expertise.

To innovate in the space, we need an ecosystem of interoperable tools which can be used seamlessly to perform the same tasks reliably.

I think of the paradigm shift between apache http server and nodejs. Does the server run the code or does the code run the server?

If DAWs switched to the nodejs model, what would be the entry point?

It's not an argument against HTTPS, it's an argument to protect the relics of the past.

Google doesn't provide access to results past the first 5 pages or so anyways, they have a track record for destroying the internet.

I hadn't put much thought into it until this post, sailing under the assumption that encrypted is always better.

There is so much that this post got right.

It's like a massive book burning, at a much bigger scale than ever done before