They could have rewritten all of Firefox in Rust. Then rewritten it in Python just for fun.

In this case it's true though. Anyone working at Amazon would be better off working somewhere else. That place is toxic (the HR-speak only emphasizes it).

It's not inconsistent. He wants everyone to be able to share, and doesn't want you to prevent that. That's true whether he wrote the code or not.

You're right, I misread that, thanks.

Based on the summary he didn't advocate ignoring copyright law. In the link in the summary, he advocated changing copyright law. I didn't watch the video in the summary, but it's summarized in the summary.

Where are you quoting him that he advocated ignoring copyright law?

This page seems to disagree with you. Logind is pretty clearly a part of systemd.

That's a remarkably good description of the systemd engineering approach.

SystemD was inspired by Apple's launchd, which is actually a pretty nice system.

Unfortunately Pottering's engineering experience was more inspired by Microsoft's style. The problem with Systemd isn't the general concept. The problem is with the many, many small details of the implementation.

That seems like an unsubstantiated claim, but one worth researching.

Dead weight doesn't always realize it's deadweight.

It's not surprising. Tesla FSD is basically monitoring the driver at all times to ensure they are paying attention. That alone would reduce accidents.

You are trying to use a metaphor to make a point, but it is not at all clear what your point actually is.

When you use a metaphor, follow it up with a simple explanatory sentence. Your writing will be more clear, and your thinking less muddy.

Altman may be a madman, but he's in no way a genius.

I don't know how you can possibly estimate that with any degree of certainty.

I'm dumber than a calculator in some respects.