KingMob

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by KingMob 8mo ago
Again, you're just demonstrating that you don't know the definitions, relationships, and differences between, communism and socialism. Not that anyone defending Musk's nazi salute should be trusted on anything whatsoever.
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by KingMob 8mo ago
Who, Mamdani? He's a democratic socialist, not a communist. It's like you just confused RAM with SSD because they both involve gigabytes.
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by KingMob 8mo ago
Unless you're the single largest cost, your personal time says nothing about actual DC costs, does it? Just admit it was hyperbole.
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by KingMob 8mo ago
That actually confirms what the other commenter said. Your assertion was "Every datacentre I know going up right now is spending 90% of their bullshit budget on battlig state and local governments" and you haven't demonstrate
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by KingMob 8mo ago
Their underlying point is that you're actually being very selective in which laws you want enforced. For starters, I doubt you've brayed as loudly for the prosecution of business owners who employ illegal migrants, as you are for
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by KingMob 8mo ago
"Danger hair"? WTAF are you even talking about? Are you afraid of dyed hair?
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by KingMob 8mo ago
> Due to how great America is Well, not to worry then, hateful little attitudes like yours are rapidly undoing America's greatness. Soon noone will want to be there, including Americans. Better start practicing your Chinese.
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by KingMob 8mo ago
We don't need to get them all out, though. The vast majority are picking strawberries and working cheap construction jobs, not funneling drugs and guns. I'm as concerned with getting them all out as I'm concerned with ticketi
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by KingMob 9mo ago
Sibling comment from gcr has the right details. This doesn't involve git use at all. Even with multiple workspaces (like git worktrees), once you use something like jjk, both the agent and jjk in the associated VS Code are operating on
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by KingMob 9mo ago
I actually asked about that on the GH discussions a couple weeks ago, but based on this ( https://github.com/jj-vcs/jj/issues/7229 ), I'm not sure it's 100% foolproof to turn on auto-updates. It might
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by KingMob 9mo ago
If it helps, this was all I needed in my CLAUDE.md to make it use jj perfectly: # Version Control - IMPORTANT: YOU MUST assume we use Jujutsu ("jj") for version control. Check by running `jj root` (or look for a `.jj/
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by KingMob 9mo ago
"Now, that's a name I've not heard in a long time. A long time."
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by KingMob 9mo ago
I agree about hooks and workspaces, but I'm surprised your Claude is having issues with jj itself. jj is definitely in the training data now, so it might be a matter of guiding it with CLAUDE.md.
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by KingMob 9mo ago
jjk caused a lot of problems for me when using multiple agents. It's running some sort of jj command that snap-shotted stuff and caused divergence (might have benefited from `--ignore-working-copy`). Not sure what the precise details w
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by KingMob 9mo ago
No. They might believe it works quite well, though, but they're seriously mistaken. My old neuroscience lab was approached 20 years ago by a three-letter agency looking to develop a rapid reaction time tool to measure the trustworthine
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by KingMob 9mo ago
I knew Carmen Sandiego was framed!
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by KingMob 9mo ago
This kind of thinking is as legitimate as believing lie detectors work, i.e., not at all.
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by KingMob 9mo ago
Definitely ignore single studies, no matter how prestigious the journal or numerous the citations. Straight-up replications are rare, but if a finding is real, other PIs will partially replicate and build upon it, typically as a smaller ste
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by KingMob 9mo ago
Hi, before you get too wedded to the name, you should be aware that there's already a major nix project called lix: https://lix.systems/ . Before clicking, I assumed this was actually a new feature of theirs that would
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by KingMob 9mo ago
Yeah, I'm still trying to figure out why some skills are used every day, while others are constantly ignored. I suspect partially overlapping skill areas might confuse it. I've added a UserPromptSubmit hook that does basic regex m
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by KingMob 9mo ago
That's true, but hitchhiking declined in the late 70's, well before podcasts, Spotify, satellite radio, or even books on tape, so the availability of alternate content can't have been a factor. Instead, I've heard a vari
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by KingMob 10mo ago
Whoosh
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by KingMob 10mo ago
> It is a fact that motion is smoother at 120 fps than 24 Yes, but that's not what you wrote. "unwatchable judder that I can't even interpret as motion sometimes" is false, unless you have some super-rare motion proce
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by KingMob 10mo ago
I tried nix-darwin for half a year, and ran into endless problems: poor docs, huge default disk usage, non-trivial to customize, etc. After 6 months, I eventually went back to a mix of Homebrew and mise, which does most of what I need for &
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by KingMob 10mo ago
> Every PC gamer knows you need high frame rates for camera movement. Obviously not, because generations of people saw "movement" at 24 fps. You're railing against other people's preferences, but presenting your perso
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by KingMob 10mo ago
It's true, I read Hacker News on my TV.
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by KingMob 10mo ago
Maybe the quality of a change matters more than its size? Just a thought.
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by KingMob 10mo ago
I like the idea that Linda Hamilton's actually playing Sarah Connor here. "After battling Skynet her whole life, Sarah Connor has vowed to even the playing field... no matter what the cost. Coming soon in Terminator: Hawkins!&qu
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by KingMob 10mo ago
Well, I don't think it's "very obvious", nor do I think "it is clear they are doing dated / junk / minimal typesetting / formatting". I guess I'm not seeing the evidence the same way. --- I
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by KingMob 10mo ago
Time to create the Torment Nexus, I guess

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