Not encouraging in the context of implementing harm reduction in the short time we have left. This stupid old fuck is going to smile and nod his way into the grave while wishing us all the best.

This is a really good idea though. And would kinda reclaim red hats.

Clearly this game concept was picked out of a hat.

Let’s see… Next game will be a cyberpunk… Tower defense… Farming simulator.

Fair enough

The McKinsey consultant? The guy managing the Boeing stuff currently? I guess he couldn’t be too much worse than the current situation but why would you proactively choose him?

Alma has been good for me the past year or so

How are legislators not able to understand yet that

1. This is technically impossible

And

2. If it was possible, it would massively disrupt society?

Either some billionaire is convinced there is value in ruining encryption, or a multinational police union back channel is coordinating this messaging (since it’s in the EU as well as the USA)

Sure thing, boss, working on it

https://www.vice.com/en/article/mbm74x/computer-scientist-richard-stallman-resigns-from-mit-over-epstein-comments

Smart guy. Not a good person. Don’t idolize people

‘horrible’ is not a useful metric for human beings. It’s entirely subjective. If you want to define it as their net impact on the world (still pretty vague), then yes - negative actions are not counterbalanced by hypothetical good intentions

Rye

By the creator of Flask and many other things

It is how it works if you are told to make a PowerPoint for senior leadership on how to squeeze the most possible short term money out of this situation

Option #2 is basically werewolves.

If my Age of Empires knowledge serves, you can just crank out a pantload of mangonels and start blasting before the trebuchets have time to set up and reduce your town to rubble

Not a real t-shirt but it needs to be

It is that for which we now prepare to ball. Intercourse.

Growth hacking. Shake loose more market share with the “FREE!!” version and then the frog boil

Oh agreed entirely. You can also use different execution strategies to mitigate most performance issues, but it can require some tuning at full enterprise scale.

I won’t hear any sass about Ansible. It doesn’t scale up to infinity but it’s the best there is at what it’s good at (modular, small scale declarative orchestration)