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Could a totalitarian regime conquer the entire world and lock in its power forever? In this new video, we explore which technologies might make this possibility more likely, and how we could shape technological development in order to prevent it: youtu.be/2Wv3p9WCs6M

Could a Global Dictatorship Last Forever?

Could a totalitarian regime conquer the entire world and lock in its power forever? This is a particular type of unrecoverable dystopia: a future in which humanity survives, but forever loses its…

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The related notions of "behind schedule" and "scope creep" are fundamentally wrongheaded. It's 50-year-old thinking that many of us have abandoned because it doesn't work. "Behind" implies an accurate estimate of a large, detailed specification. 1/10

I think this is a healthy development, but I've basically replaced most of my doomscrolling with tinkering around with Cursor and Claude code, and it feels like a much more satisfying way to kill time

Lots of cool stuff in this release, I'm particularly excited with the integration into the #ChromeDevTools performance panel. It really helps build clarity around how Angular is contributing to page performance. Even more exciting DevTools features coming soon to an Angular extension near you!

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Angular v20 is now available! ✨ Check out the blog post for more info about the cool features and be sure to tune into the v20 developer event premiering tomorrow, May 29 at 9 AM Pacific goo.gle/angular-v20-...

In this talk, @kevlin.bsky.social explores the past, present, and future of programming languages, examining how they shape development, communities, and the tech landscape—from FOSS to LLMs—and influence how we code.

The Past, Present & Future of Programming Languages • Kevlin Henney • GOTO 2024

This presentation was recorded at GOTO Copenhagen 2024. #GOTOcon #GOTOcphhttps://gotocph.comKevlin Henney - Consultant, Programmer, Keynote Speaker, Technolo...

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