Ah Utah.. the state you incorporate in when you want the business friendliness of Delaware, but know you are going to be doing something shady and need a more crime friendly place to set up.

Marc Benioff

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Before I even got to the students name I knew they were Chinese. This is not uncommon in the tech world either.

Trump Signs Executive Order For Single National AI Regulation Framework, in an impotent attempt at Limiting the Power of States

They're talking about Bluesky.

I am not so sure the military feels all that constrained on such things. They already have the ability to ignore IP and contract laws, handing anything to anyone they like. They have a long history of taking products from one contractor and handing it over to another, or just taking things in house.

So some nobody who lives in Las Vegas files this claim within days after the announcement and no one questions it? This is 100% the Ellisons finding some rube to file the claim for them.

Thanks! I hope your grandkids also learn how to harness it.

Yeah, I'm in my 50's and have been diagnosed as on the ADHD spectrum recently. I've dealt with a life time of depression and anxiety. Spent decades in therapy. It wasn't under a therapist mentioned I might be ADHD. Once I got officially diagnosed everything clicked. I'm now on a much better path towards dealing with my conditions and learning how to work with my ADHD and how to harness it. My depression and anxiety has significantly lessened and I am now thriving as a developer. All because I learned to work with my brain and not fight it trying to force it into the box society made for someone else.

Get fucked.

This is what I consider to be the American spirit.

Yeah, that idea only really works in a vacuum or toy systems. It breaks down pretty quickly once you include anything beyond the pure model. Now, it is a factor, the behavior is still there, but it is quickly drowned out by others.

Not saying that it can't happen, but it increases the cost and limits growth. You do get a few special cases, but if you look at population heatmaps, they drop off rapidly once you cross that line unless there is some reason for a dense population center to be somewhere.

This isn't a problem at all. The issue was picked up on a peer review and corrected. This is how science works.

And?