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This seems more like defamation (although indirect since he's citing someone who is doing the defaming. From the linked article: > In “As I remember London,” he voiced support for ethnically cleansing London of minorities. It's
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I'm not the one who conflated it, Spain did, fwiw. The point is that banking is something you remove at your peril.
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by boxed 1mo ago
Spain tried to kick out all the bankers (in this case "the jews"). It was a financial disaster. That you don't understand financial markets doesn't mean the realities of those marks won't hurt you really really badl
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You mean the prices are going up, so people can afford to keep the housing empty for more time to get a better price. That's not the same if you think about it.
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by boxed 1mo ago
Hmm. I guess there needs to be some kind of general test suite editors and LSPs can validate against?
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Heh thanks. It started as a joke idea, but now it's my daily driver. Especially the review mode is useful now that so much work goes through LLMs.
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by boxed 1mo ago
You're just cherry-picking though. Things were massively different in 1945 in tons of ways. For example Jim Crow was still active for one. Food prices were MASSIVELY higher for another.
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by boxed 1mo ago
> You bring down price of home land rent then price of everything else comes down If any price for any reason goes down, that money ends up in housing. The only way to bring down housing pricing is to build more housing. This is extrem
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by boxed 1mo ago
You can prompt yourself all the way to that. I don't have remote editing in my custom IDE because I never need that personally, but LSP/DSP, syntax highlighting, a built-in lazygit clone, git blame, soft wrap, find-in-files, etc a
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by boxed 1mo ago
I also had Claude write me an IDE: https://github.com/boxed/TurboKod It's obviously not for everyone, but if you fork that repo and prompt your favorite model to make it look and feel like you want, you can get so
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by boxed 1mo ago
Because the evidence only goes in one direction. If I can get substantially more work done because of AI tools that falsifies the idea that LLMs don't help. Same as a satellite orbiting the earth once with a camera filming falsifies
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I'm a programmer by trade. I know you're wrong from much personal experience, and the difference between last year and today is dramatic. If you believe the anti-AI people you will become misinformed, just as much as if you listen
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Ownership is the proxy they could figure out. It's not more complicated than that.
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by boxed 1mo ago
I don't get how what you said is different from what I said.
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There might need to be some calibration. The reason for copyright is (ostensibly) to compensate for the enormous cost of production. If the cost goes down, the protection should also logically go down.
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> What I've realized throughout the years of working is that being able to work as a team is almost more important than your technical capacity. You can always become better in your field, but becoming a better human is a lot harder
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by boxed 1mo ago
Doesn't this project go straight into modern standard mobile phone systems? It'll be encrypted then.
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by boxed 1mo ago
We did it the other way around first, but it was a huge hassle and very hacky. Since we flipped it we've been much more satisfied with the system. It's somewhat inspired by literate programming, but a bit flipped.
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by boxed 1mo ago
I wrote a bunch of custom tooling for iommi, I have a write up of it here: https://kodare.net/2025/08/08/documentation-that-is-never-wr...
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One is just something more people say, it's still as much unhinged.
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Nah, that wasn't it. It was done by Iceland having shorter supply lines and both sides not willing to start killing each other. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cod_Wars
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At least he didn't say that all LLM tech is "fascist". Which some did :/
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by boxed 1mo ago
It's an existential threat not just to Icelandic economy but probably to the entire Atlantic ecosystem as a whole.
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by boxed 1mo ago
And yet they defeated the UK navy several times :P
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by boxed 1mo ago
We already have a word for it? "Misfeature" The opposite is the more interesting word though: hit bug. A bug/mistake/fuckup that turns out to improve the software.
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by boxed 1mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDPNvcKv_D4 is a good short video to understand this.
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by boxed 1mo ago
Normally with ground heat exchange you cool down the hole so the system becomes less efficient over time. With cooling of your house that extra heat goes down the hole again. That ends up being almost free over the lifetime of the entire sy
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by boxed 1mo ago
I live in Sweden. You are incorrect. Having your home basically unlivable a few weeks every year is not ok, and ground heat exchange pumps that provide cooling are energetically basically free, so just do it.
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by boxed 1mo ago
That you had your hands over your ears doesn't mean they weren't talking.
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by boxed 1mo ago
You can often just tell it to refactor though. That's like a scheduled harness thing, not a game changer.

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