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by goku12 7mo ago
Thank you for this tedious discourse with your haughty dismissals based on arbitrary fallacies. I'm afraid I have to decline any further exchanges you offer with this histrionic and smug disposition.
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by goku12 7mo ago
> The is 'delusional' - or pick a more specifically appropriate term. If drawing parallels from history is being delusional, the entire world is. Comparisons may not match in scale but the intent is the key. And the intent is a
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by goku12 7mo ago
That's too low a bar. It hasn't happened yet, but he has already done enormous damage on multiple fronts, some irreversible like the disruption of global economy, trauma of ICE terror victims and the enormous loss of human lives e
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by goku12 7mo ago
> Comparing a government intervening on data they challenged with one of their own agencies to the 'burning of Alexandria' is beyond delusion. holy cow. I'm talking about precious data being destroyed by anti-intellectuals
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by goku12 7mo ago
I'm talking about the ordinary people, not to the choir here. You're being cynical and defeatist, not realistic.
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by goku12 7mo ago
I'm going to say this again. You aren't giving people credit where it's due. Those who live in democracies don't hold that privilege by not caring about anything. It's something that they constantly fight for. The o
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by goku12 7mo ago
I'm talking about those in power. Isn't that what they want?
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by goku12 7mo ago
> It also destroyed climate data claiming the ledgers were old fashioned, but they were the only copies. I don't know how long ago the library of Alexandria was burned down. But what I do know is that we never learn the lesson. It&#
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by goku12 7mo ago
I'm aware of the political landscape in the US right now. But I must ask. What exactly are the policy makers thinking? Do they hold some sort of delusions about the intellectual superiority of their race? Or do they believe that they d
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by goku12 7mo ago
Wait! Are you talking about the history or the future aspiration? I thought that the IP laws were initially like what you described here, until the greedy class stuffed the politicians' mouths with cash (aka lobbying).
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by goku12 7mo ago
They really showed him, didn't they?
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by goku12 7mo ago
Microslop? Hmm... Never heard that before! Meanwhile, I just randomly remembered that I haven't opened a couple of dozen social media accounts in ages. BRB!
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by goku12 7mo ago
Why are you exposing our future security plans on a thread about coprophilic divinations?
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by goku12 7mo ago
> AI tooling can finally realize this for the Web There was a concept named Web 3.0 a while ago, aka the 'Semantic Web'. It wasn't the crypto/blockchain scam that we call Web3 today. The idea was to create a web of ma
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by goku12 7mo ago
> ... because the discoverability is lower than GUIs. The UI paradigm created by the emacs transient package [1] can improve the discoverability of CLI commands significantly. It's one of the components of magit, the famous git fron
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by goku12 7mo ago
I apologize if I wasn't clear enough. I wasn't asking how it can be fascism if the government is elected. I'm aware of the answer to that. I was asking how an (elected fascist) government can be corporatist, if they are fight
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by goku12 7mo ago
I forgot about the arena approach. So, which language is the best to try it out? How does Zig look? I have been putting off my attempts to learn it, due to the fact that it's not stable yet. Perhaps it's time to give it another go
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by goku12 7mo ago
What is a 'frame'? Are you referring to the stack frame?
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by goku12 7mo ago
> Unfortunately that's a rather vanishingly small list now. > I would not be surprised if, in a few years, these options are gone from all android devices. I'm afraid, I agree. > People mention GrapheneOS but that relies
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by goku12 7mo ago
> It never seemed to me to be an disagreement about the four freedoms. Who's even discussing the four freedoms today, even in the context of events like this, much less argue and agree or disagree about it? The entire point of my &#
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by goku12 7mo ago
"if" he actually becomes a dictator? When is that? When he declares himself the supreme dictator of the US? Or when he nukes another nation because of his racism? Look around and compare with the Nazis. There is already the demoni
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by goku12 7mo ago
They killed nearly 100 Venezuelans at sea, accusing them of transporting drugs. To date, this regime has provided no evidence to corroborate those claims, in addition to the fact those were extra-judicial executions. We already knew that pa
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by goku12 7mo ago
This, frankly ridiculous situation perfectly illustrates the significance of free software ideology as opposed to open source and other ideologies. Over the years, the concept has been attacked, ridiculed, deemphasized and dismissed throu
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by goku12 7mo ago
I haven't used Samsung phones in a while. So I didn't realize that the situation got this bad. That's ample enough reason to continue the 'haven't used Samsung' part indefinitely. Yet another brand hits the do-
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by goku12 8mo ago
You're resorting to non sequiturs, nitpicking and vague assertions to just skirt around the point here. Python syntax rarely confuses people as much as bash does. Look at this entire discussion list for example. subprocess module isn&#
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by goku12 8mo ago
Please check how the client certificate interface of Lagrange, the Gemini browser, works. It's nowhere as complicated as you make it out to be. No passkey interfaces I've seen is as clear as this one. It automatically provisions t
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by goku12 8mo ago
I'm curious about the exact exchange that prompted the author to say this. > refuse to admit there are alternatives to RAII I'm even more curious about this. Can the author or anybody else explain what this means specifically?
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by goku12 8mo ago
Okay. So they took a solution that was in a barely-working state due to their deliberate neglect, and still managed to give a bad new UX when they got the opportunity to rework it?
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by goku12 8mo ago
> But people need to realize that most of the population aren't treated well or paid well. Most of us don't have the luxury of being SWEs, or even white-collar workers for that matter. Most of us struggle to even put food on th
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by goku12 8mo ago
I don't see a good reason to downvote you, though that's a pattern here these days. But I do have a question about your statement. This move certainly has the hallmarks of fascism. But how is it corporatism when it's the elec

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