HKH2

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by HKH2 3y ago
They stated their intention in the FAQ. It is common for a person to write a history of philosophy and skip a lot. https://historyofphilosophy.net/faq
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by HKH2 3y ago
Do you really think one person can be familiar with all of it? If you read enough of it, you'll see that language is a problem for philosophy, hence why there is the principle of charity.
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by HKH2 3y ago
How much time have you got?
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by HKH2 3y ago
I think you're reading too much into it.
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by HKH2 3y ago
So? Philosophy has a lot of redundancy because of semantics and people talking past each other. Maybe you can argue against the canon and strike down the false gods. If you were to say that philosophy has become tame and mediocre because of
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by HKH2 3y ago
The GP didn't say who the value was meant to be for. There is definitely a lot of value for users, regardless of which model. I would like LLaMa to be more local, responsive and private rather than more intelligent; it is good enough i
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by HKH2 3y ago
I don't work in tech and I use LLaMa. It is great for giving me ideas, writing overviews which I use to make sure I have most of my bases covered (and helping me see which of my ideas are more original), getting more examples, along wi
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by HKH2 3y ago
edit: Whoops. I mean snake case.
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by HKH2 3y ago
You can turn off certain linting rules in the global cargo config, but yeah I don't see why camel case shouldn't have capitals etc. either.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Fish is an easy alternative. Thanks.
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by HKH2 3y ago
I have a script which uses wmctrl to tile windows when I press a shortcut key (for when I'm using an editor and want the editor window to take up most of the screen). I guess I could avoid floats using multiplication, but I would rathe
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by HKH2 3y ago
Shellcheck does cover that. I think the bigger problem is people programming without warnings (in any language). edit: Although I can see that if they hadn't made string splitting the default, it would have saved a lot of headaches.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Well, what do you dislike about it?
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by HKH2 3y ago
> Give me rusty bash. Bash with types (especially floats), fewer edge cases, functions with explicit parameters, simple command line flags...
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by HKH2 3y ago
Is there a dual page view? Can you change whether the first page is left or right?
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by HKH2 3y ago
I'm a Sumatra user when I'm forced to use Windows. Atril might be a bit feature-light for you, but it is stable and fast.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Atril automatically reloads too.
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by HKH2 3y ago
> It is interesting to observe, retrospectively, how the brain can adopt a new set of axioms and coerce every one of the "senses" into supporting those axioms - no matter how detached from "our typical understanding of rea
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by HKH2 3y ago
Well, it is a big simulation. She's discovered Plato's cave firsthand; no way could any brain handle the constant barrage from the senses. Once you start tripping you see that we are tripping all the time but we filter most of it
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by HKH2 3y ago
Actually I think within a second is fine. Either my memory is failing me or it has been optimised. Probably the former.
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by HKH2 3y ago
edit: I've tried Geany again and it's way faster than what I remember.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Your computer is not as fast as the computers of the people who disagree with you.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Materialism has plenty of awful side effects like hubris, nihilism, and anti-natalism.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Online games have always been rife with cheats.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Cigarette smoke and car fumes are much worse.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Why do people cheat in video games?
507.
by HKH2 3y ago
When everyone else is using steroids...
508.
by HKH2 3y ago
If you're feeling a bit masochistic, I think you can get Inkscape to behave like that too.
509.
by HKH2 3y ago
Might of, may of, will of, can't of, must of, ought to of... There's no end to the horror.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Should of, would of, could of.

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