Parienve @Parienve@qoto.org

@maddiefuzz
I've played that one too: https://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/
That, in turn, reminds me of http://www.emhsoft.com/singularity/
@urusan

@freeplay@misskey.ai
If you want to try your hand at application development as a beginner, Flutter might be a reasonable choice. Or, since there's a mountain of tutorials for Python, you could look into QtPy. Either one will let you make something lighter weight than, say, Electron (which basically embeds a copy of the Chromium browser in every app).
@benpocalypse

@Seirdy
GitHub supports RFC 6238 (TOTP) for 2FA, and the KeePassXC browser extension works well with TOTP. Just sayin'.
@foxes

@olligobber
You could try pets.contact

@iankenway
I get where this list is coming from, but these ideas could be clarified/expanded on.

1. The progressive taxation they recommend would need a starting point for the upper bracket(s).
2. UBI requires something like rent restrictions to really work.
3. A market can only be truly free if monopolism and negative externalities are kept in check.
4. "No walled gardens" might not mean the same thing to everyone.
5. Sortition is a good idea, as long as it is only used to select assemblies of voters, not for directly selecting an official. For single-seat elections, I would also recommend that the assemblies use approval voting.

@alexandra
Another way of looking at it: Y2K is closer to the last recorded case than to today.

@urusan
"It depends."