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6/10 are outright horrifying and I just think it so stupid to say "perfect the computer", to presume it a limited thing we won't evolve across hopefully millenia. but I am a little envious, just of having some aggressively stated rally points. high scope high flying banner is alas not common.

The guy who developed Omarchy is an Elon Musk wannabe....and I meant that as an insult, right down to his little white nationalist toes.

And for the record, I'm not talking about using agents to configure/fix your system. That's probably the sanest thing on that list. "Heritage is duty"? "Command is service"? What the fuck. What's next, "Arbeit macht frei"?

I have a lot of issues with “Hold the line”. What is your issue with “Command is service”?

For me it's that "command" and "service" is quite military and grandiose, and they're also using it to mean "we have a BDFL" which doesn't really... explain the "service" part of it?

“you’re somebody now (because you’re ingroup now and only so long as you still are)” as opposed to “every one is somebody” sure says a lot too imo

hoooookay, DHH. The only nerds I'll be uniting with are Tony Weaver Jr and his literacy campaign. this is some computer cult Nazi shit and I'm not here for it

For the record, dhh is one of its kind at that level. Being technologically literate and/or being a software engineer doesn't have to mean being part of a misantrophic horror cult.

I'm all for "benevolent dictatorship" because I think thats just a good way to keep a consistent vision for a project but using that term for yourself and in earnest is very weird. The focus is supposed to be on "benevolent" and not on "dictator"

Also if their main value proposition is "you can just buy me instead of having to deal with the annoying OSS wokies", I question their understanding of the word "benevolent"