RE: https://researchbuzz.masto.host/@danlyke/116189120174142069
At some point we have to assume there are no more humans in the Mozilla Foundation.
It's run by an AGI, proving at the same time that a) an autonomous AGI is feasible and b) utterly useless
This is Mozilla's blessing and curse.
The will build Firefox OS and end the project when it starts showing promise.
They will create rust and abandon it. (see https://eldritch.cafe/@melunaka/116190878711055908 and replies)
Servo? Please take that away.
The will shove AI everywhere.
Browser, documentation, board execs.
They will reach AGI. And they'll unplug it a couple months later when they are bored, so they can move on to invent the first useful and performant blockchain.
@UnePorte Mozilla didn’t abandon Rust? I never saw anyone look at it like that, at least.
This is some greek-mythology-level shit
Reverse Cassandra : you cannot see the future but everyone else can, and they are desperate to trust you.
Retromidas : the more you touch gold, the more it changes to mud. So you have to give it away, to protect it.
MedusAI : Everything that you look at turns to AI.
The trojan war dragged on, year after year. The CORS of friends and foes alike rested in peaceful javas crypts. But even then, their memory slowly decayed, corrupted. Thunder birds and vultures sent by Zeus roamed over the batttlefield.
Hector tried to negociate a surrender protocol with the greek fleet, but its request received no response. Even with the traditional olive branch, a renewed token of peace.
He thought about JSON, and its golden fleece, who cursed Troy a generation before. His heart bleed, realizing everything was already lost.
It was simply too late. Their sources and food caches were poisoned. In the background, he could feel the weight of head and bodies turning to him, for answers. For courage.
He had NaN to give.
@UnePorte it wasn't built as Chrome for a long time either. It was KHTML then WebKit.
I don't know where this is going.
Door et de platine
Vio
Laurent Cimon