| Jan 03 |
Just so damn cool. https://t.co/878b9KpK9X
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| Jan 03 |
We're adding @opencode as a new default to Omarchy 3.3. It's going to have live themeing, just like neovim, ghostty, obsidian, and all the other key tools. https://t.co/B8oqNyGb7k https://t.co/EmR70IyXb9
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| Jan 03 |
My favorite read of 2025 was Lars Brownworth's Lost to the West: The Forgotten Byzantine Empire That Rescued Western Civilization. Nothing gives you perspective like revisiting a thousand years of history. Much better than soaking in the present. https://t.co/5CM3ezi117
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| Jan 03 |
Asked Codex if I had missed anything in Omarchy regarding the new Hyprland 0.53 syntax changes to layerrule and windowrule. It looked up the new syntax, found three missing changes, it was right, and I committed the change. https://t.co/RyE9UCSv1P
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| Jan 03 |
Make it work (AI).
Make it fast (also AI).
Make it beautiful (still human).
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| Jan 03 |
We all have our own little, algorithmicly-curated feeds here on X now, but mine is bustling with great tech discussions, AI adventures, Linux enthusiasm, and generally good vibes. Probably the best X experience since pre-2012.
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@lexfridman And those first drafts are improving at an astounding pace. So are the AI ergonomics. Working with @opencode, which gives the agents full bash, web, and LSP powers, has been a blast. Watching the thinking models nail a difficult bug is a revelation. What a time to love computers!
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@lexfridman I still write plenty of code by hand. Both out of necessity (the models aren't hitting what I want) and out of joy (writing code is fun!), but I've embraced the idea that getting a good draft really does speed things up quite often.
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You can't let the slop and cringe deny you the wonder of AI. This is the most exciting thing we've made computers do since we connected them to the internet. If you spent 2025 being pessimistic or skeptical on AI, why not give the start of 2026 a try with optimism and curiosity?
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| Jan 03 |
I had no idea that local model dictation had gotten this good and this fast! I'm blown away by how good hyprwhspr with Omarchy is just using a base model backed by the CPU. Unbelievably accurate. https://t.co/Jtz3eN84Jf
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| Jan 03 |
We finished 2025 with FOUR NINES of uptime across all of our apps (and if it hadn't been for the CF outage it would have been five nines!!). Incredible reliability record after our cloud exit from the 37signals ops team 🎉 https://t.co/7JY1ICUXXh
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| Jan 02 |
RT @robzolkos: Fizzy's been out about a month and there's already a growing community of tooling around it. 🚀
I made https://t.co/uNcJpstf…
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| Jan 01 |
AI opens many doors for Linux: Inscrutable error messages are plainly explained, esoteric config formats are easily decoded, and the full command of the system is made broadly available. Let's accelerate that for Omarchy!
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| Dec 30 |
This is the 2026 Ford Escape rental we just got in comparison. Brutal. Why must American car UI be so bad? National embarrassment. https://t.co/iAjIrt9sTm
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| Dec 29 |
Working on ActionMCP for Rails. Started off asking Gemini 3, Codex, Opus, and M2.1 to give me an implementation. All of them got something working, but all took very different paths. Fascinating! Still going to rewrite the whole thing by hand, though, but the sketches helped.
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| Dec 29 |
Going to seed the kids' college fund with the proceeds from this tweet. https://t.co/3aSMqjaV9Y
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| Dec 28 |
If you want to use this, here's a gist that's easier to copy. Going to keep tinkering with this before committing it to Omarchy. https://t.co/OqkVsM6iqH
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| Dec 28 |
Git worktrees are perfect for starting sandboxes for agents to propose a solution to a problem while you keep working on master or another branch. Here's the bash I use to start a new worktree/branch with "ga fix" (i.e fizzy--fix) and then "gd" after it's done to nuke it again. https://t.co/8em6qNZzct
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| Dec 27 |
Good example of GLM 4.7 just one-shotting a fix for Rails PR to wrap it up while I was doing something else. All I fed it was the failing test from CI. Nothing groundbreaking, just time saved. https://t.co/E3ueHDW8AL https://t.co/7gje1UloFq
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| Dec 27 |
Just let the Cybertruck drive us from the airport to home again. Highway, city, canyon roads. Bicyclists, construction, turn-right-on-reds. It's shocking how good it's gotten. And wild that this technology exists and yet isn't available in Europe.
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| Dec 27 |
Playing @Fortnite at 30,000 ft with ping 49-60 on @AlaskaAir's new Starlink internet is crazy!! https://t.co/fIBr5gZAD3
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| Dec 27 |
I still love to write code by hand, but you're cheating yourself if you don't at least have a look at what the frontier is like at the moment. This is an incredible time to be alive and to be into computers.
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| Dec 27 |
Opus, Gemini 3, and MiniMax M2.1 are the first models I've thrown at major code bases like Rails and Basecamp where I've been genuinely impressed. By no means perfect, and you couldn't just let them vibe, but the speed-up is now undeniable.
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| Dec 27 |
Starlink on @AlaskaAir is incredible! We really need to get @SAS onto this future. https://t.co/H66cpdPw5F
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| Dec 26 |
Hate is not a crime. Emotions, thoughts and words, however repugnant to some, must be free in a free society. Actions are what laws and enforcement need to constrain.
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| Dec 26 |
War is peace.
Censorship is safety.
O wise bureaucrats:
Protect us from freedom,
arrest us for speech.
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| Dec 24 |
The upcoming https://t.co/6SX7zmEyrA.creds will now also look for .env, which supports command interpolation, so you can fetch keys directly from 1password or the like in development: https://t.co/E3ueHDWGqj
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| Dec 24 |
I recorded my gratitude for the most beautiful, poetic, and productive programming language ever made for Ruby's 30th birthday celebration in Tokyo. Thanks to @hsbt for the invitation 🙏 https://t.co/gDo4CDNMUq
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| Dec 24 |
I'm usually drawn towards more futuristic themes, but Omarchy with Gruvbox and The Backwater (1903) as a background really goes well with a cozy Christmas fire 🎄 https://t.co/9i5EXQWGZc
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| Dec 24 |
Spent the entire ride marveling at how well everything is done, including the delightfully tactile knobs, buttons, and rollers. Way better than the awful haptic bullshit plagueing German cars costing 3x the Hyundai. Superb example of how great design isn't constrained by price.
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| Dec 24 |
The Hyundai Tucson has the coolest-looking digital instrument cluster. The rest of the car is shockingly nice too! Never have I been this impressed with a sub-$30k car. Our 28k-mile rental looked brand new too (upside of super tasteful hard plastic!). https://t.co/4ZmmRjuGJH
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| Dec 22 |
@FrameworkPuter Actually, this is so cool looking that I'll have to give it a try. Love that you can just order the $109 keyboard and install it yourself! https://t.co/5i6UP1D5Kn
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| Dec 22 |
The translucent keyboard caps from @FrameworkPuter look seriously bad ass. I'm not sure I'm l33t enough to rock a keyboard without legends, but if ever there was an aesthetic reason to give it a try, this is it 😍 https://t.co/UtDPCY7ibw
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| Dec 21 |
Rails 8.2 is getting a new combined credentials accessor via https://t.co/6SX7zmEyrA.creds that will search ENV first, then the encrypted credentials. Can also be reconfigured to add custom lookup backends. https://t.co/NIjYNQFnV7
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| Dec 21 |
"Censorship reflects a society’s lack of confidence in itself." — Potter Stewart
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| Dec 21 |
Love that Ruby 4.0 is still polishing the core fluidity of the language. After all these decades, we can still find subtle improvements that delights the discerning human eye. https://t.co/i9oeJJWsUu
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| Dec 21 |
I've been programming Ruby for damn-near a quarter of a century now, and it's been the honor of a lifetime to help it succeed with Rails. I'm eternally grateful to @yukihiro_matz and the core team for creating and perfecting this divine language.
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| Dec 20 |
I've been a dark-mode stan for years, but this week the draw of the light got me onto Omarchy's Flexoki theme. And it really is rather sweet. So clean too 😍 https://t.co/MUONEvq1ff
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| Dec 19 |
We got Basecamp running on sqlite to work on Active Search. Unexpected side effect is that our entire test suite of 38,177 assertions can now run in 48 seconds on a @FrameworkPuter 395+ Desktop! Down from 1m15s when using MySQL. Crazy speed! https://t.co/VSw6PHzJ6K
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| Dec 19 |
RT @rails: Happy 30th anniversary to Ruby, the language that made @Rails possible, and continues to inspire developers and contributors aro…
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| Dec 19 |
The recordables pattern has been the single-most important architectural pattern we've used on both Basecamp and HEY. It's a key reason both code bases are still a joy to work on. Jeff breaks down the magic in this new podcast. https://t.co/RYB4lMr6Qp
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| Dec 18 |
RT @rails: Secret mission: To present this year's Rails Luminary award to @marcoroth_ in person, Rails Core member @fxn traveled to the Rai…
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| Dec 18 |
The very first version of Basecamp launched without billing too! We gave everyone a 30-day trial back then, so we knew we had that long until the credit car processing had to be in place. Vintage scope management!
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| Dec 17 |
RT @robzolkos: As more applications start using the new O'Saasy license, it felt useful to have a place to showcase them - so I made one. S…
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| Dec 16 |
Rails 8.2 will use Sec-Fetch-Site instead of cookie tokens for CSRF protection by default. Love seeing browsers compressing complexity like this. Stellar work by Rosa to extract this from Fizzy 👌https://t.co/eXgjulSASn
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| Dec 16 |
Great to see the O'Sassy license being used in the wild already! And Fast Retro looks pretty sweet too 🤘
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| Dec 16 |
Turned out to be a hassle to coordinate a separate fizzy-saas gem with the main fizzy code base, so we repatriated the gem within the primary repo. Can't fathom how people live with having to coordinate a fleet of microservices on cross-cutting deploys! https://t.co/hxTzGWr368
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| Dec 16 |
"We need more production-grade code to teach juniors and LLMs alike. A view source that extends to the back-end along with the open source invitation to fix bugs, propose features, and run the system yourself for free." https://t.co/EOzfHImIn2
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| Dec 15 |
Omarchy keeps improving with polish, fixes, and tweaks between the major versions. This is the real benefit of building together with a community instead of rolling it all alone. Sharp edges are whittled away before you even hit them. v3.2.3 out now! https://t.co/OffvtvL0IE
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| Dec 15 |
The O'Saasy License is a great fit for folks who want to build a SaaS business, but run the project as open source, and allow anyone to self-host for free. If that's you, here's a dedicated site to grab a copy: https://t.co/oRXZHw8Tfj
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| Dec 13 |
JZ is not only the stellar designer behind Fizzy and so much other work at 37signals, he also illustrates these fun, wholesome adventure books for kids. Great Xmas gifts!
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| Dec 13 |
Losing half a century's worth of nuclear progress and proliferation to Greenpeace hippie hysteria will haunt the west (and the world) for a long time to come.
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| Dec 13 |
It took me a minute getting used to a tiling window manager, but going back even just for a quick spell is absolutely murder. Manually move windows around with a mouse now seem so savage. Losing windows underneath others a comedy.
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| Dec 11 |
Rails World in Austin in September! We are already busy making new gifts at 37signals for the big exchange 🎁🎅🎶
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| Dec 11 |
A freedom of expression that excludes the right to offend people is no freedom at all. It's also just terrible law in general. Leaving it up to the offended party to determine whether a crime has been committed or not? Blasphemy 2.0.
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| Dec 11 |
The Dutch say the darnedest things: ‘Freedom of expression is one of the fundamental rights...,’ the department said. ‘But there are limits to that freedom… and one of those says you may never incite discrimination or offend another population group.’ https://t.co/qx7JtcDC1L
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| Dec 11 |
I literally bought a new iPad Pro M5 just to play Fortnite with the kids at 120 fps! I can't wait for Apple's top brass to fully rotate, so the new crew can have a chance to revisit this self-defeating, legacy-devouring, developer-alienating App Store nonsense once and for all.
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| Dec 11 |
We live in glorious time for browser progress. After so many years of stagnation, the last five or so have been incredible. Here's Sec-Fetch-Site killing the need for manual CSRF protection. Viva la web! https://t.co/ieFuw6KWmv
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| Dec 11 |
Any definition of open source that doesn't include this flow is broken. I've used many a SaaS that I wish was this open source, so I could just fix my own annoyances on the spot and submit a PR!
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| Dec 11 |
The inflation in YouTube thumbnail expressions is the cranial distortion version of the loudness wars. (And enough to make one seriously contemplate what life on a farm without internet might offer!) https://t.co/LUfCCQzfj0 https://t.co/HZRCqHU6HW
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| Dec 11 |
The most satisfying part of programming for me is the refactoring phase. You've made it work, so now you can make it beautiful. Weighing every comma, every colon, every character. And working in Ruby makes this refining flow all the more enjoyable. https://t.co/fodKlGOvVS
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| Dec 10 |
I've written a version of this rant several times, but I didn't write this version. This prompt did: "Write a 6 paragraph essay in the style of DHH about why microservice architectures are bad for small teams."
I followed up with 2x "Make it more polemic", but I didn't change a comma. The emdashes gave it away for some, but without those, I think even fewer would have been able to tell.
And here's the kicker: It's actually pretty good? Take this point: "Instead of reasoning about code, teams reason about failure modes, retries, timeouts, message queues, and versioned payloads. The cognitive load compounds with every new service." Spot on, nicely framed!
What does that mean? Is AI still slop when it makes good points? Or when it produces an essay that resonates with thousands of people in just a few hours?
I've locked the tweet, because I do feel ambivalent about humans unwittingly interacting with AI writing, but why do we? It's not at all clear this isn't just a transitionary phase, like when it felt scary for most to enter this credit card on the early internet.
Here's the the full interaction with the versions produced before prompting for "more polemic": https://t.co/z7lBti14di
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| Dec 10 |
RT @robzolkos: Demo of the new Fizzy API - asking Claude to generate a 5 city itinerary for an Australian vacation - creating a board in Fi…
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| Dec 10 |
Shopify's new SimGym is AI applied right: Being able to get statistically significant A/B tests done quick without the volume of a huge store is crazy. https://t.co/EsaMclBmNn
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| Dec 10 |
Fizzy's API is now live! Manage boards, cards, tags, and more. Tie it together with webhooks, and you have everything you need to sync content in both directions. https://t.co/Z9aLWQopLW
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| Dec 10 |
Fizzy's open source is not just seeing contributions on the backend, but UI improvements as well. Really nice level up turning the confirmation popups into proper overlays by Justin Starner 👌 (before v after) https://t.co/hgkgfONhjl https://t.co/yk35qdD3Li
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| Dec 09 |
Really fun to see the full evolution of Fizzy's design from first concept to shipping product.
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| Dec 09 |
"These should all be sobering numbers to any European. Whether it's the 10K/yr arrests in the UK for social media posts or the risk of an economy that's half the size of the American in a decade. But Europe isn't doomed to fulfill this tragic destiny." https://t.co/0OWrvRc3Rq
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| Dec 08 |
Again, fascinates me to no end that the main objection to slim phones is "I need more battery life!". Bro, you can get 5h+ of screen-on time with these! If you need more than that, you have a serious addiction and should seek help 😄
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| Dec 08 |
Rails tip: A good trade-off for avatar caching is to allow those of others to be stale for up to 30 minutes, but for your own to always be fresh, so there's no "why didn't it update" mystery when uploading a new avatar for yourself. https://t.co/cre0OYGqRL
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| Dec 08 |
Fizzy feels fast, delightful, and fun. All with a minimum of JavaScript. We have more lines of CSS than we do JS! Just 55 tiny Stimulus controllers. You just don't need much with Hotwire. https://t.co/UldWrFjDBE https://t.co/us7kIpQ4XG
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| Dec 08 |
Fizzy is fully free to self-host, and now we have much better instructions for how to do just that. Next step will be a more Campfire-like process where the entire self-hosting process is productized, but even as-is, it doesn't take much! https://t.co/XlaJRj0Ydt https://t.co/p5pmMRrMTt
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| Dec 08 |
The new ultra-slim smartphones are apparently selling poorly. Both the iPhone Air and the Samsung Edge look like commercial flops. But what a shame: This is the biggest leap forward in ergonomics and feel for phones in many years. Love my S25 Edge!
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| Dec 07 |
The Danes do not seem bothered by the "confusion" of blue checkmarks. X is beating every domestic news app on downloads now. Maybe the EU just need to try a little harder reeducating them?? https://t.co/lLI8zWGKSt
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| Dec 07 |
Europe is full of incredible people, has an incredible history, and is more than capable of adopting better ideas for how to run a competitive economy and retain a cohesive culture. It is in no way doomed to stay in the current hole forever. But it has to stop digging.
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| Dec 07 |
Five thousand criminal complaints! Including one for calling Merz a "filthy drunk", which lead to a house search! Such free speech, such strong leader. https://t.co/9SxDcT6LTm
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| Dec 07 |
The mental gymnastics needed for Europeans to claim the high ground on free speech are worthy of an Olympian gold medal 🥇
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| Dec 07 |
"A majority of French people (54%) and half of Italians (50%) believe the EU is generally heading in the wrong direction... Just 21% of French people and 30% of Italians believe that membership of the EU has made their countries better off." https://t.co/y2mB2RNMRA
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| Dec 07 |
This also wouldn't be the first time those angry at X would seek to punish Musk directly, though. Brazil fined SpaceX(?!) when they couldn't collect on X. https://t.co/sKZMedStWq
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| Dec 07 |
Now it's possible that both the person receiving the fine (Musk) and a politician responsible for the fine (Loiseau) is confused about who has to pay, but you'd think both would have more insight than most!
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| Dec 07 |
Government party just declared support for Denmark stepping out of The European Convention on Nationality from 1997, so criminals with dual citizenship can have their Danish passport revoked upon conviction. Remigration politics are moving fast! https://t.co/x2AoIvGjZ4
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| Dec 07 |
The concept of limited liability companies was pioneered by the Dutch in 1602. Fining Musk PERSONALLY for the supposed crimes of X completely undermines this key pillar of capitalism. Insane what the EU is willing to destroy in its zest for speech control.
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| Dec 06 |
Apple exodus set to continue. This is the price of keeping a bean counter at the head for so long. Cook's legacy will not improve by dragging his own departure out any longer. Maybe he should do like Ballmer and buy a basketball team?
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| Dec 06 |
Majority of Danes are also ready to expel foreigners who've lost the right to stay in Denmark even if it violates The European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). https://t.co/uVTZOiloAm
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| Dec 06 |
Remigration is shaping up to be the hottest political topic for the next Danish election. 7/10 Danes want anyone convicted of even minor crimes sent home. Half of the Danes want anyone on social welfare out. Opinions change gradually, then suddenly. https://t.co/041ulHz2Nu
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| Dec 06 |
RT @micsolana: “sorry, we passed a law that says you have to do totalitarian political censorship so we can keep doing endless mass migrati…
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| Dec 06 |
RT @durov: The EU imposes impossible rules so it can punish tech firms that refuse to silently censor free speech. We saw the same in Franc…
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| Dec 06 |
Love the Danish custom of bringing little national flags to the airport and waving them proud when your family returns. Such wholesome national pride 🇩🇰
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| Dec 06 |
Europe can't fine or regulate its way back to technological relevance. Monopoly interventions must be based on simple economics. Having Brussels design the color of the checkmark is retarded. The DSA, DMA, and even GPDR has got to go. Full reboot required.
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| Dec 05 |
The EU slaps X with a $140m fine for "confusing users with blue checkmarks" while its citizens choose to trust X as their news source. Meanwhile, traditional media outlets there will write befuddled stories about the mystery of falling trust in the old institutions.
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| Dec 05 |
Apple was overdue a full executive reset. Just need to add Cook to the list. And for a replacement, Forstall is only 56. Time for a comeback?
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| Dec 05 |
Fizzy isn't just for us software nerds. It's for everyone with issues. And issues are everywhere, all the time, all over the places. Capturing them, tracking them, and dealing with them really couldn't get much easier!
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| Dec 05 |
As much as I wish it was otherwise, the EU's engagement with American tech giants is no longer rooted in a legitimate antitrust interest, but is now equal parts a union-wide censorship operation and a proxy trade war.
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| Dec 04 |
If you make open source software, you are the bearer and bringer of gifts. Don't let anyone tell you how to define "open" or "source". Just pick a license, stick to the terms, and tell people they can accept the code with gratitude or they can fuck right off.
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| Dec 04 |
Open source is amazing in all it's many shapes and sizes. I use a lot of GPL software, even if I don't care to use that license for my own work. And lots of folks are already contributing to Fizzy under O'Saasy terms. Accept the gifts or don't 🤷♂️ https://t.co/XlaJRj1w31
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| Dec 04 |
Open source is when the source is open. Simple as that. The license then determines what rights are given or reserved. The lion's share of my open source work is under MIT, the most permissive license. Love it. I've done none under GPL, because I don't need code dump charity.
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| Dec 04 |
It takes a particular kind of hybris to think you can narrow down the definition of "open" and "source" to match your pet interpretation, and believe everyone else just has to bow to that dominion. No.
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| Dec 04 |
Love how calling Fizzy open source is triggering some because our MIT-derived O'Saasy License reserves SaaS monetization rights to us as creators. Same nerds will demoan lack of "sustainable OSS" or argue that handing over all changes under GPL is akshually freedom. Hilarious. https://t.co/MGAjCxQnaz
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| Dec 04 |
Those were German numbers. Programmer pay is even worse in Spain! Americans would think there was a comma missing. https://t.co/JzFnyvLQfi
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| Dec 04 |
Musk nailed this with his "did you think I was going to be a chill, normal dude" quip on SNL. Big breakthroughs more often than not come from maniacal obsession, unadjusted personalities, and/or arrogant delusions. America nurtures these seeds best. https://t.co/BOjEbK7TU3
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