I have a vivid memory of Andreessen, I'm sure it was, on the Joe Rogan show claiming that he had inside info the Democrats were planning to take computer science out of the public sector the way they did with nuclear physics in the Cold War, and we all had to stop them.
The worst part is, this isn't even that. It's just the administration keeping favorites and punishing Anthropic for not playing ball.
It's extraordinary that Flock actually tries to take credit by saying "Well, at least this way, you can look up the records and SEE when they're abusing power!"
Given this administration's priorities one could argue that clamping down on anonymous communication is a feature, not a bug. I don't know why we'd be surprised, really.
I have a vivid memory of Andreessen, I'm sure it was, on the Joe Rogan show claiming that he had inside info the Democrats were planning to take computer science out of the public sector the way they did with nuclear physics in the Cold War, and we all had to stop them. The worst part is, this isn't even that. It's just the administration keeping favorites and punishing Anthropic for not playing ball.
It's extraordinary that Flock actually tries to take credit by saying "Well, at least this way, you can look up the records and SEE when they're abusing power!"
Given this administration's priorities one could argue that clamping down on anonymous communication is a feature, not a bug. I don't know why we'd be surprised, really.
If that anonymous commenter is to be believed then how should I be evaluating SpaceX's TAM of a quarter of world GDP.
The worst part is I hear that some of the spies drive our cars now. How are we supposed to know who they are????
Winston Smith was supposed to chuck that down the memory hole to avoid this embarrassment.