• Fix 0xBX instructions with prefixes
  • Fixes Order of the Sinking Star whose compiler seems to do things we never expected

Yeah that tracks.

No mention of DroidDeck or Apple? There are a lot of things converging to make Steam on ARM more feasible.

I block arch btw

Not gonna mention how AI companies scooped all of it up and privatized it?

No, what they said is technically accurate.

The whole point of their architecture is that they don’t have to look up your account — but that does nothing to guarantee that they don’t decide to look up your account.

Since you have to auth in order to generate the anonymized tokens, Kagi could (in principle) track which account generated the tokens and query that relationship when you go to use a token.

Ultimately, if you’re not fabricating your own silicon and hand-writing your own assemblers and compilers, you gotta trust someone, so it’s good enough for my risk profile, but I can understand if that’s not good enough for some people.

• Medicare for all
• Abolish ICE
• Demilitarize police
• Abolish for-profit prisons
• End the electoral college
• End the senate
• Implement ranked choice voting
• Term limits for SC
• End super PACs
• Orientation and gender identity as protected classes
• Bodily autonomy rights
• Prosecute corruption, insider trading, monopolies
• Restore consumer protections, union protections
• Regulate the fuck out of crypto, prediction markets, gambling apps
• Prosecute AI under existing law
• Right to repair, data privacy, repeal anti-circumvention provision of DMCA, revise the CFAA unauthorized use clause
• Stop oil subsidies, subsidize solar instead
• Subsidize mass transit and bike/pedestrian infrastructure
• Restore arts, science, and health funding
• Restore foreign aid
• End support to Israel, condemn the genocide
• Tax wealth not work, tax capital gains including as collateral on loans against unrealized gains
• Prosecute sketchy private equity leveraged buyouts
• Refocus tariffs on narrowly-defined areas where we have real growth potential and idle resources, not clumsy country-level spite
• Student loan forgiveness
• Raise minimum wage + schedule notice
• Permanent standard time + guaranteed hours of sunlight in work schedule (or overtime pay)
• Tweak emissions standards to stop incentivizing huge trucks
• Fair hearings for immigrants, more funding for representation
• Shut down Guantanamo Bay
• End the Cuba embargo

HN comments hard at work telling you that it’s not a real problem, or at least it’s not a real problem for very much of the day, or at least there are worse problems, or at least there are tools you can use to work around it.

I agree with your policy position. The three options should be:

1. Crowd-funded, free to use, privacy preserving
2. Paid, privacy preserving
3. Self-hosted

A fourth “free to use, subsidized through data collection” option shouldn’t even be legal.

But we’re not there yet. And in order to get there, we need companies like Kagi to populate the second category so that when politicians say “but how will they make money if they can’t sell data?” we have examples to point to.

I too was one of those neckbeards, so I use the term with love. :)

I certainly think we should voluntarily create some crowd-funded free-to-use services like the fediverse. But we can’t pretend that commerce doesn’t exist.

People are going to try to make money by hosting stuff online and enticing people to go there and use it. I would prefer if those people made money by charging admission instead of by collecting and selling data.

Huh? How exactly do you package privacy? It’s something you can lose, but not something you can buy.

Kagi is selling search, same as Google. The difference is that you can only pay in dollars, not data.

I agree it’s overpriced, but this is where we are. The actual market for genuine web services is atrophied after 30 years of neckbeards naively insisting that web services should be free. Search should cost $5/year by now. But oh well, 30 years too late is better than never.

Okay but what’s going on in those few places that went more red than before?