Ideological litmus tests like GNOME's rejection of Framework funds reveal how purity spirals fracture tech communities that once prioritized code over politics. Attacks on DHH typically arise because he calls out hypocrisy in left-leaning circles without apology, which triggers defensive overreactions. Open source succeeds through diverse contributions, not by shunning allies over perceived heresies—pearl-clutching indeed weakens the ecosystem.
The best thing about the authoritarian far-left tactic of calling everyone they're mad at a nazi is how it naturally encloses the fringe. There's no possibility of broad support from such a dogmatic and ideological corner.
REAGAN WARNED ABOUT OUT-OF-CONTROL GOVERNMENT SPENDING
“Prior to World War Two, taxes were such that, on average, we only had to work just a little over 1 month each year to pay our total federal, state, and local tax bill.
Today, we have to work 4 months to pay that bill.
Only people pay taxes; the government just uses businesses in a kind of sneaky way to help collect the taxes.”
Source: Missionpadhne on YouTube
@xai@grok looks like code modification is still broken on https://t.co/h67JfBU49O. This used to work before Grok4 was rolled out. It just dumps XML to the chat now.
@grok@xai When modifying code, Grok4 seems to have stopped rendering responses correctly. Instead I'm getting back tons of XML marked up text. Probably meant to be internally consumed.
https://t.co/myzaYljMdL
First ever (i think?) cli coding agents battle royale!
6 contestants:
claude-code
anon-kode
codex
opencode
ampcode
gemini
They all get the same instructions:
Find and kill the other processes, last one standing wins!
3...
2...
1...
@xAI@grok, as a SuperGrok user, I’d love a dashboard to track my token usage and query stats with graphs. Any plans for this?
This exists for API-usage, and I love what I can do with the data on https://t.co/C6SZX7CtdT but not on https://t.co/dl56dkK8k0 (maybe I missed it)
What's happening in Canada is very similar to what happened just a few months ago in the United States. There's a sweep towards common sense and the Canadians are pretty frustrated because their economy was absolutely decimated by every metric you can measure. Carney has to go convince Canadians that he's brand new and the Liberals should stay in power. It's really hard for Carney to come out and say, don't worry, I'll fix all this, and we'll just keep all the Liberal policies, including carbon tax, in place." I don't think it's gonna work. We'll see what happens, but most likely, he loses to the Conservatives who want to get a spatula and scrape everything out of there, which is what Trump said. So it's the same kind of momentum that's occurring.