The ensloppification of D is a grave mistake

[solidstate1991]

On Sunday, 5 July 2026 at 03:20:10 UTC, Adam Wilson wrote:
> Do you really think a legal department would allow a 
> multi-trillion dollar company to blindly run into the biggest 
> potential legal minefield in decades without first having at 
> least spent a few man-decades of time figuring out all the ways 
> to NOT step on a mine?

"Move fast and break things, ask for forgiveness later."

These multi-trillion companies are filled with sycophants, and 
anyone dares to suggest in opposite of the mantra, get fired 
immediately. Since some people were complaining about lack of 
sources to my claims, here's one for Google's: 
https://www.wired.com/story/google-splits-up-responsible-innovation-ai-team/

There's also the issue of tech giants capturing at least the US 
government, ([this was the only article that nicely summarizes 
the 
issue](https://www.rosalux.de/en/news/id/54328/the-authoritarian-stack-mapping-big-techs-capture-of-state-power)) so there's a pretty good chance of big tech getting the "get out of the jail free card" treatment for this too.

As for Linux: I think that happened due to sponsors having secret 
deals with the leadership. Sure, I don't know for sure, since I 
don't have an insight into them. But considering that 
[Weka](https://www.weka.io/) is involved in the AI push and is a 
sponsor of the DLF, I wonder if the free tokens are coming from 
them alongside with instructions to allow (or even force) AI into 
the codebase.