IrisIt is surprisingly hard to express "the primary demographic for startup founders at the moment is nepobaby failsons" in a way that's appropriate for consumption by investors.
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Digital shamanism, communes with machine spirits. Knower of arcana. Beardwielder even before lockdown beards. Perpetually overloaded atm.
@ireneista agreed - I also try to stick avoid shoving literally everything into browser
it’s frustrating how much developer mindshare (ito new software, experiments, etc) is captured by browser-and-webapp
(Electron, react, etc all have a very non-zero hand in this guilt, and fb et al are responsible but likely never to be held accountable:|)
@ireneista browsers really are painfully loadbearing these days :|
D. OlifantI like to remind people periodically of one of my favorite days on the fedi:
A new person publicly asked, "Am I allowed to say Fuck TERFs here?"
And not only were they told it was okay, they spawned an avalanche of supportive folks all publicly proclaiming "Fuck TERFs!".
And unlike literally every other social network I could mention, not one person popped up to argue or complain or harass the person in question.
It was pretty awesome.
And so to this day I often say I'm on the "Fuck TERFs" side of the fedi. Like, if you can hear me, you're on the Fuck TERFs side of the fedi.
packetcatMore seriously.
Comparing fediverse users being "mean" to LLM fanatics to the racism (both covert and overt) that has significantly discouraged the formation of communities of Black people on the fediverse is quite frankly disgusting.
It betrays a lack of understanding of what racism is, which is *structural* discrimination of a group of people based on race. LLM fanatics are not a group that is systematically discriminated against (quite the opposite right now in fact) and to suggest that is the case is absurd.
my response is here: https://lists.openwrt.org/pipermail/openwrt-devel/2026-April/044694.html
please don't brigade. that won't help anything.
those who know bits about embedded dev, the challenges of the intricacies of OS-dev, etc - you know who you are, and how you can reply
those that don't? please just observe at a distance and learn