"Write to Computer 2.0" sounds good to me. Might as well slipstream.

The "Citizen Right to Compute" complement to the "Data Center Right to Compute".

Use the latter as leverage for the former. What politician wants to be seen downvoting (comparable) individual's right they already gave to data centers?

The psycho engineering of model prompts does feel very Phillip K. Dick.

If your base prompt informs the model they are a human software developer in a Severed situation, it gets even closer.

I was glad to see the cube defined symmetrically around the axis, i.e. abs(x) <= a.

Like a circle, radially, vector length <= a.

I get anxious when encountering the inconsistency between origin centered Hyperspheres and 0-1 bound Hypercubes.

As they say, two uneth’s make a thical.

I really wouldn’t want to be in this position. But it feels very motivating. It would sooth some difficult memories.

I can see myself putting in a lot of hours.

The willingness to be fired, in both good and bad situations, can be mentally freeing and an operational/political advantage. Many of us fail to push as hard as we optimally could, when we have too much on the line.

Of course you can trust an OS that is engineered against you.

If your OS prevented encryption, because one of the anti-encryption laws got passed, would you still trust its privacy and security?