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by graemep 5mo ago
What would be the point? You can ask an existing LLM to reply as a Christian or explain Christian ideas. In short, hardly anyone wants it, certainly not enough people to make it worthwhile. Also, to be credibly Christian would require confo
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by graemep 5mo ago
> Isn’t the Big Bang official Catholic doctrine? No, its not. There is no official doctrine on things like that (i.e. not in the catechism, the statement of the beliefs of the church) but it has been endorsed by some comments by Popes an
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by graemep 5mo ago
That argument only holds if you think RTO increases output. Infact it has to create more value than the costs t imposes otherwise it reduces profits. I am not convinced this is true. I think your overall picture is simplistic too. Many mana
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by graemep 5mo ago
If the 7 issues three are the same underlying issue. Another two at least relate to the same commit and probably the same underlying code. One is not related to a Claude assisted commit. That leaves three that are. Adding that to the two in
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by graemep 5mo ago
RTO mandates are primarily pushed by the managerial class, not the capitalist class. Both want to blame AI so its not clear they want to avoid doing so.
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by graemep 5mo ago
> The Linux Mint Timeshift tool has an issue open documenting a number of regressions that are currently open on the rsync issues page, that were only introduced post-vibecoding ( https://github.com/linuxmint/timeshif
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by graemep 5mo ago
I am aware of that. Its a list and those people are a different item to Saudi Arabia. I mean people in lots of countries as a counter example to 'nobody'
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by graemep 5mo ago
Its a problem of the privileged in both cases — a first world problem. People with real problems do not think like that.
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by graemep 5mo ago
> Switching provider isn't an option, it's only a matter of time before all the actors implement this garbage, there need to be strong legal bariers. possibly, but there are UK providers who sell at a premium to users who would
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by graemep 5mo ago
In the UK it is very easy to switch providers if you use a BT line. As this is a result of local loop unbundling rules that were in place before Brexit it must be the same within the EU, and other countries may have similar rules. It is not
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by graemep 5mo ago
When did the US threaten sanctions on western Europe? Much of Europe has a problem with Russia and Iran is an ally of Russia. They supply each other with weapons.
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by graemep 5mo ago
> Nobody outside of America and Israel were ever remotely bothered by Iran That is not true. Saudi Arabia has been fighting a proxy war with them for years. The EU and Uk have had sanctions on them for years. Lots of people care about th
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by graemep 5mo ago
You fundamentally misunderstand UBI. it does not stop anyone working, and where it has been tried people continue working because they want more than a minimal income. its not a universal high income, its a universal BASIC inome.
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by graemep 5mo ago
Shiny bits in some cities do not prove anything. Lots of countries have bits with a high standard of living despite a low national average.
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by graemep 5mo ago
UBI has been tried experimentally around the world many places including the US and did not have that effect "the money people had received was not squandered on frivolous products such as drugs and luxury goods": https:/&#x
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by graemep 5mo ago
Do you think they should be left to starve if they did not work for many years? In most developed countries even someone who has been never worked in their life will get enough to live on (although they might get less than someone who has w
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by graemep 5mo ago
The industrial revolution was enabled by more efficient agriculture feeing labour to do other work.
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by graemep 5mo ago
Depending where on the rather broad spectrum between Arch and MacOS you want to be (GP switched from Arch to MacOS because Arch needs maintenance and can break) I would say any of Manjaro, Suse, Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora, RH and many mor
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by graemep 5mo ago
To others too. Much of what they say (and some other trends and ideas) remind me of those of the literal demonic baddies in CS Lewis's That Hideous Strength. Especially the loss of the value of human beings and human connections.
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by graemep 5mo ago
> This makes me think about that "Dad, how do I?" YouTube channel that made headlines a few years back. People seem to be fine with such a thing existing, they don't seem to be lamenting that people might go to that channe
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by graemep 5mo ago
> This post resonates with my situation very much, How does it resonate with your situation? What do you have in common? Being rejected for being racist and neo-fascist? Being frustrated by not being able to afford private aviation? Want
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by graemep 5mo ago
> I gave up on Linux a while back after I bricked my computer because I missed an update on Arch Linux (no joke) if you did not want a high maintenance distro why choose Arch? Its meant for the opposite of a Mac user - people who want to
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by graemep 5mo ago
> Also this person apparently went from being part of Occupy Wall Street to being "inspired by the political views of Curtis Yarvin" A lot of the far right are anti-globalisation as Occupy Wall Street was, both are a rejection
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by graemep 5mo ago
> How does a parent (especially one that is illiterate) compare between educational opportunities for their kids? If you have a significant number of illiterate parents they could hardly do worse than your current system! They can judge
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by graemep 5mo ago
> Most schools in Spain thaught us Math as methods to blindly apply formulae based on rote memorization and everyone was just clueless. Common in many countries. Its a problem in the UK and getting worse.
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by graemep 5mo ago
On the other hand Russia has threatened to invade places and has done so. Georgia, Ukraine in 2014, etc.
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by graemep 5mo ago
> russian invasion started in february 2022. 2014 was the https://web.archive.org/web/20140825144115/https://abcnews.g... https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-31796226 > oust
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by graemep 5mo ago
> Ukraine was essentially invaded because they became too friendly with NATO (and hence america). Also because it was considering joining the EU. The Russians threatened at least as early as 2008 that they would invade Ukraine if they di
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by graemep 5mo ago
Except the people using the AIs still suffer from the problem. Using AI itself is very likely to be a technology picked for resume stuffing.
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by graemep 5mo ago
> The fundamental difference is that the humans are good consequence predictors, have built up reputations they are not willing to trash, can say no to things and in general don't want to go jail. Depends on the people and the organ

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