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Comment Re:It's not "late stage capitalism" it's the NYSE (Score 1) 66

A holding time of a year prohibits people pulling their stocks out when a company is fucking up

That's true. I certainly wouldn't say my post should be translated directly into legislation, but I think the basic idea is solid. We need to do something to eliminate the quick trading, increase shareholder liability to discourage risky behavior, and try to eliminate weird games where stocks are just used as casino chips.

If there was a way to enforce it I would also like to see the elimination of any automated buying/selling.

Comment Re:Apple has to do it (Score 1) 66

That's like someone in the 90s saying that they need to keep using NT servers because Linux as a server lacks certain NT features. When open source is on the heels of the proprietary options, it's not long before monetization requires much more than the software itself. While cloud platforms are glued together with all sorts of proprietary software, what they're really selling is scalable hardware. Most of the software is the same open source stuff you can run anywhere.

You might be paying for LLMs now, but in this race to the bottom the software itself will soon have little to no value. But it will always cost to run it, and that's what will really be monetized. LLMs just provide a new revenue stream for cloud computing. That might explain why Apple is in no rush to have a homegrown solution. With iCloud they decided that it was preferable to pay Oracle to run it.

Comment Re:The real question (Score 2) 57

So here is the real question: Is this treasonous?

Does treason require intent? If so, it is probably only treason on MS side. They _will_ have known this is not secure and does not work to ensure security. If you can do stupid-treason, then yes, treason all around for everybody that made or supported this decision.

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