...which is why they changed the testing regime to the one they have now

It's the case for loads of new drugs too. They do generally (but not always) now at least have a molecule that they deliberately target, but that doesn't mean they know why targeting that molecule has the effect that it does.

Ever taken paracetamol/acetaminophen? Maybe the most widely-taken drug in the world and experts still can't agree on why it works.

Every one of their managers should be taken to the nearest Waterstones and shown this chart

Hopefully something can still come of it. I really like the framing of the rule in there

WTF I didn't know that it was US/CA only! That sucks

You did great work, and achieved a lot. I loved working with it.

Welcome!

Yes, I'll share it when it's ready. Yes, it'll be open source. No, I'm not applying to YC.

The SaaS-pocalypse is real, when you can go from "I wish there was a service that did this" to a polished app that could've been a whole business a few years ago in an hour of planning and design and a night of /goal work

Wow

Honestly, most countries consider having the death penalty at all to be barbaric enough. Public executions are only a bit worse.

Nice line, but not actually true. They've always banned using Claude to incite violence or engage in discrimination

Baby, you're so Luton

No, it was definitely designed by Charles

I walk the dog. Pick some apples from the community orchard. Review the pull request. Ship the features.

Given a good spec, it can implement in an hour something that would've taken me days. And it can do several of those jobs simultaneously in different worktrees.

Sorry, but that's a skill issue. Most software developers now use agentic coding tools because it makes us massively more productive. Yes, even when we review the code. It's not even close.

Software development

Here's Bluesky PBC's doc on what it plans for the .bsky gTLD