@dhh Hey @dhh What are your thoughts on vendor lock-in, in the age of AI? Personally I’d like to be running my own orchestrator and memory, and just delegate execution to models in the cloud on my own terms, for scale.
In the old days, being pedantic about semantic and symbolic details was a strength for software development. Especially for low level development and UI design. This trait is however more likely to attract people that are particular about such tunings, rather than big picture “let’s get along” with everyone and focus on what’s relevant to the current focus.
@chriscornish Outrageous for an ABC political commentator to judge the legitimacy of candidates or parties. This is precisely the “we know better than the people” thinking that is seeing people turn away from elite collectivists.
It is good. But the future needs to be local. We need to be self-sovereign. We need to be independently AI sovereign and then choose to opt-in to interdependence where it makes sense. I’m not swapping out of Google/Meta/Microsoft and into xAI/Antrhopic/OpenAI. The days of lock-in are over.
@Nozelcode Buzz is good. It demonstrates a new medium for people and agents to communicate, and potentially coordinate. But it is far from a complete framework.