@coderCyclist internal-use software development sounds like a great opportunity to be motivated/rewarded for doing it well. It usually goes unutilized, usually by a department dedicated to it which instead just "buys IBM" so to speak.
@sigismundninja my response was bare enough to be misconstrued, indeed. Specifying a use-case might help. What kind of code is slow? I only dabble a little in Erlang (and Prolog), but they do claim Erlang works for 1 desktop app https://wings3d.com
@sigismundninja isn't context missing in this poser?
@lxo this played, and is still playing, out in cultural norms (atleast in India); laissez faire safeguards for individuality are championed alongside disdain for traditional norms favouring safeguards for community.
I'd like to propose here that we stop to say "America" when we mean the US.
#America is a great #continent, rich and manifold with excellent people of diverse cultures and a history that proceeds the #US for millennia. We should not confuse this with a terrifying #empire which is spreading #fascism and plunging the whole #planet into a nightmare horror scenario.
#StopSayingAmericaForUS #USempire
@jenniferplusplus @zeank There will not be a tourism benefit for far future generations wanting to see data centers.
That's part of what makes a capital strike non-obvious, if you don't already know what it looks like. It's not just sitting on the money and refusing to spend it. Because that's the one thing you literally can't do with capital. If you leave those resources idle, especially labor, it just goes and does its own thing. You lose control over it. If you just fire everyone, they eventually start working for themselves.
So, to conduct a capital strike, you have to direct the capital toward useless things. Or actually destructive things, if you can manage it.
And thus, AI had "basically zero" effect on the GDP. Because it's economically worthless activity for the purpose of keeping all the resources occupied so they can't be put to any other use.
@jeridansky @sophiekaz Also worth mentioning https://delta.chat which is decentralized.
@adbenitez Debian is stable. But KDE isn't. And no, that didn't change much after Plasma 6...
@sandstorm doesn't https://nlnet.nl/fediversity/ look like they are re-inventing #Sandstorm?
Haiku has been accepted in the GSoC projects, read all about it at the following links!
https://www.haiku-os.org/community/gsoc
https://www.haiku-os.org/community/gsoc/2026
https://www.haiku-os.org/community/gsoc/2026/contributors
https://www.haiku-os.org/community/gsoc/2026/ideas
Grab your gears students and head up there, for questions there is our IRC channel at #oftc #haiku, or the forum at:
@mclare If you are interested in the field in general, https://thesearch.space has a few excellent podcasts.
@mclare do share what you end up finding useful. I write code as I see fit, maybe refer to https://metalevel.at/prolog but I am just a dabbler.
@adbenitez FWIW, it eliminates the need for separate auth too.
pro-libre software, pro-holisticism
pro-communalism, anti-consumerism
fan of #Plan9 and #HaikuOS
anti-witchhunt, see https://stallmansupport.org
I write software (C++) for a living.