cholantesh

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by cholantesh 11mo ago
>Definitely still needs a "human in the loop." At which point I feel like I would rather the human have invested their time into writing a design doc that we could discuss well before they submitted a PR.
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
Meanwhile I've been watching a lot of standup lately and so my brain went to "video of person roasting the code review process". I would suspect there's lots of overlap between the comic book collector/reader and ha
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
>Also, Indonesian food IMHO is at the bottom of SEA food culture. MY has wayyy better food (both in quality and diversity). I won't speak for the quality but this seems like an extremely dubious statement. Malay cuisine is certainly
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
Yes, of the publishing method at giving authors ROI. This should be pretty clear from the context.
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
Why is it misleading? The fact that alternatives exist doesn't mean that they're any good .
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
>Partisan does not mean wrong. Sure, but all of this: >conflates storylines, uses flawed logic, and a variety of other journalistic malfeasance ...combined with the Manhattan Institute's ideological priors don't really help.
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
Nozick's libertarianism is not really an anarchist school of thought.
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
I guess if you have/had a PSP this isn't an option but they did release a collection for the PS4 called Requiem that has these changes packed in.
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
Not good, I imagine; IMO part of the magic of a game from the era is that blocky aesthetic. I'm reminded of how Dracula X Chronicles completely sucks all the joy out of Rondo of Blood with ugly 3D models and weird arrangements of the c
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
>that thing is overwhelming with all its popups, hovers, sidebars etc. I think it's fairly normal if you're coming from heavy IDE use, eg: Eclipse. If you've spent most of your time editing using tmux/[vi|nano|emacs]]
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
This was a great read, and the previous post in the series. I see a lot of very convincing arguments here ( https://maximullaris.com/awk.html#why ) but for me one of the biggest points in favour of python (and I say this is s
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
Why, is New York insufficiently car-dependent and racially segregated?
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
I wish the answer was Thief: Legacy of Shadow but considering the war crime that was Eidos Montreal's previous outing on the franchise, I doubt it.
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
>in reality there are only individuals. Man, HN is really bought in on treating subjective value judgements as universal laws.
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
ChatGPT is the product of a private, 300B USD evaluated company whose founder has whose net worth outpaces that of over 99% of humans alive. It's compute infrastructure is a subsidized by one of less than ten companies that has a marke
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
Looks like you missed the part where I rather clearly said "in the article you linked". As for the articles you just linked because of this, literally none of them evince the charge that Hamas directed its brigades to gangrape hos
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
> Google it! I did, and here's what I found: https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10173130920930377&set=... You should credit Mr. Fuld, plagiarizing hasbara seems a bit gauche. >And the kids that look starvi
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
It's libertarian woo; David D. Friedman even makes an appearance in the comments.
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
I wonder if Revanced could integrate this.
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
And now we're onto gish galloping - word of advice that this tactic works best while speaking; when typing, lobbying a multitude of bullshit claims at a rapid pace doesn't have quite the same effect. >Obesity is common in gaza
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
>Just because you called my argument a strawman doesn't make it one. No, of course not, the fact that you keep trying to derail the argument by mischaracterizing what the people you disagree with are saying makes it a straw man. No
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
>I see you ignored this opportunity to confirm the accused is innocent until proven guilty and deserves a fair trial before people call them rapists. Too bad. It's not actually required for someone involved in a discussion to waste
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
There is no mention of rape, let alone mass-rape, let alone mass-rape that was sanctioned and systematized by Palestinian authorities and venerated by the Palestinian public in the article you linked. That aside, no, the normalization of pu
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
>I made an argument that there should be a trial and argued explicitly against those who think thee shouldn't be a trial Correct, you made a straw man: literally no one is saying there shouldn't be a trial in this thread. You k
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
I actually haven't said word one about whether there should be a trial. Conversely, you said this: >There's been no trial and the footage, which was doctored, does not clearly show this ( https://news.ycombinator.com&
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
No, that's what has been identified within the past 400 years as a straw man. You aren't even acknowledging the possibility of miscarriages of justice, let alone the possibility that it can be an institutional pattern. You should
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
Right, because over the course of the past 400 years, those institutions have always worked everywhere and no one's ever been at the margins of the justice system, been arrested arbitrarily or ignored by the police, had to languish in
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by cholantesh 11mo ago
> I'm trying to get people to realize that however they feel about Jews their standards of evidence are absurdly different when it comes to Israel. That the video doesn't show rape and/or was doctored are also contested al
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by cholantesh 1y ago
Having spent a lifetime around hessians, I can't imagine a product I want less.
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by cholantesh 1y ago
As per the very unbiased CIA influence launderers at the CFR.

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