But it is Irish. Its HQ is in Dublin.

It has dual HQs. The one in Dublin is tiny (or at least it was the last time I visited), all the executive leadership is based in SF.

So why do they say they are dual HQd in Dublin/SF? Is it purely for tax purposes? How is it any different to other tech companies having their EU HQ in Ireland? I've tried researching this but I can't seem to find info on it

I'm sorry? Did you just say you want the UK government to "build a payment processor"?

Why is that so insane? Would you be saying the same when the NHS was originally proposed?

It's entirely possible, the fact that the UK government lacks imagination is at great cost to the tax payer. There is no serious long term investment into UK tech, past building AI datacentres for a bubble economy with some of the worst energy rates in the world.

What would they benefit from taking it closed source? And how would that even work for a JavaScript toolchain?

Voidzero's plan was Void their Vercel competitor

I find that opinion odd considering they've been rapidly improving the dashboard and making the deployment process simpler - now it's one click from connecting GitHub.

No their business model was a Vercel-like deployment platform that wrapped Cloudflare to make it simpler.

This isn't a business

Curious what you mean, why not? Business is just a group of people creating a product or service so valuable people are willing to pay more for it than it cost to build. In what way do you think Hyper does not fit that model?

Personally I would just like to be able to read more than 2 lines of an AskUserQuestion on the iOS app. Ever since the feature launched it's truncated the question, so you cannot actually read it.

Does anyone at Anthropic use the iOS app? Ever?

Claude doesn't have product management. I don't think they even have QA. There are such glaring UX issues that have persisted for months that I genuinely don't think they use their own product - there is no other explanation.

Google is the present winner, they're beating everyone else