I read Capital vol 2 last year and this is a great summary. I really enjoyed your digressions on the consumption time and enshittification - I remember having similar thoughts after reading Marx talking about how turnover time affects everything.

Great work, comrade!

You could use a shell dotfile (.bashrc for instance) for that.

Home manager even allows you to manage them through it, via https://nix-community.github.io/home-manager/options.xhtml#opt-home.file

For the techies in the audience, remember that time when it was microservices everywhere? Nothing convinces me that it wasn’t another demand gen scam for cloud compute, a baby version of the one in the article

Nine sols, feels like sekiro meets hollow knight. The story is a bit sus, feels like vaguely anti-China, but I’m still at the beginning of the game

Not trying to be the “sauce?” guy, but are you referring to a specific passage or chapter? Asking b/c I remember the counter to the “digging a hole in the middle of nowhere disproves the LTV” right at the beginning of Capital, but honestly don’t remember any passage specific to this argument.

There is some tradition in this idea, maybe this is worth looking into: https://libcom.org/article/overview-italys-anti-fascist-gyms-and-boxing-clubs