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gtsop
2y ago
As with every new (and old for that matter) framework, the first question it needs to answer is not what new it brings to the table, but can you write a 200k line webapp with it that 1) performs well and 2) is not a nightmare to maintain? T
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2y ago
Which points do you think the author has missed?
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It is unfortunate that someone needs to pick apart a flawed thesis in such detail (as the author did with Blow). The pure empiricist is equaly as detached from reality as the pure theorist, and as such Blow is making up arguments just becau
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2y ago
Ok so the answer to my question of where you got all that is: Zizek? You are reading marxism through the distorting eye of a middleman. Marxism, as you said, is a wider context than diamat, but not a different one. As you said, dialectical
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2y ago
The purpose of a protest in general should not be to affect the people in power, it should be for enpowering and bonding the people to further enact post-protest. A moralle boost, a conversation starter, an ignition to call more people to a
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2y ago
Of course there is a way to make it less burdensome, exactly everything you listed. It's just that it is cheaper to take the risk to crash a few people here and there than do all that.
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2y ago
> The fact that some people have an irrational fear of flying does not justify that irrational fear dictating policy Go tell that to the casualties. Oh wait, you can't. Which part of them being dead is irrational exactly?
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2y ago
If you don't have air traffic controllers, the air traffic won't be controlled... who knew?
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2y ago
I don't buy the switch speculation. Since we have zero info it sounds too arbitrary.
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2y ago
Why hire and pay actual humans to moderate and review false takedowns when you can have the free labor of other community platforms (like twitter, hn, reddit) organically raise only the high impact support tickets for you? It is literally j
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2y ago
> The marxist perspective for example based in isolation and collectivism, with the assumptions of the static unchanging individual. Maybe i'm reading the synatx wrong here, but if you are implying that marxism has a static unchanin
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2y ago
> and believing communism is a better system are not mutually exclusive. Are they? Mathematically speaking, no they are not. Politically speaking, yes they are. It is a different thing to have made such an analysis and it is a different
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2y ago
It is subtextual, but also emergent in his overall political stance. His argument is that there has been a negative shift in the economy because capitalism died and technofeudalism took it's place. It is inherent in that stance that on
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2y ago
Varoufakis: The master of muddying waters. On day 1 he says he is a communist, on day 2 he seds tears because we now live in the age of technofeudalism, poor proper capitalism has been sidelined. He wants to relive the good old days of prop
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2y ago
i don't get it
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2y ago
Meanwhile, everytime I try to deeply interact with an LLM as a side companion to my projects I always end up in a toxic conversation triggered by the fact that they simply can't follow instructions after a point. I don't even care
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2y ago
I still use a bloated version of vim for my day job, since it involves huge react+ts apps. But i slowly build up a clean vimrc while writting my pet projects
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2y ago
I went back and forth quite a lot until i decided to stick to vim. The reason being that I want to gain deep knowledge of my editor instead of depending on a gazillion plugins that occasionally break. Now, I understand this is something you
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2y ago
It is a very interesting technical feat to be able to do that... but should you do it? My gut feeling says no. Unless I am missing something.
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2y ago
I find genius being 15 and being in a state to find this issue and write this report. For my understanding there is a ton of context and knowledge packed in this write-up which i can't possibly imagine myself being able to grasp it at
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2y ago
Interesting you touched on his age. I got extremely curious, why did the OP did such a flex?(assumming they are telling the truth). The first sentence is such a weird brag that it felt suspicious. The report is highly technical and extremel
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2y ago
I believe most people (me included) dismiss the OP's claimed severity, as if it is being oversold. I see a balance of opinions saying "great find, but not as critical as claimed" so they don't seem dismissive. It is impo
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2y ago
I'm using it to orient me when tackling something new. For instance, the other day i was making a web driver client in shell and i asked it something apong the lines of "is there an http endpoint to the webdriver to get the class
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2y ago
o1 is way to slow to keep up with my flow of thinking in order to be of any help in the scenario i am describing
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Exactly this. At first started verbally abusing it untill it conformed, but i quickly realised that after the context gets very long it simply discards former instructions and abusing. So i get frustrated, toxic AND don't get my job do
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2y ago
Honestly, i have been bitten so many times by LLM hallucinations when I work in parallel with the LLM, I wouldn't trust it autonomously running anything at all. If you have tried to use imaginary APIs, imaginary configuration and imagi
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2y ago
This argument can't hold, how do you know rails isn't going to flip, how do you know linux won't flip. How do you know vim won't flip? I'm sure you have tens if nit hundreds of technologies in your stack that are op
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2y ago
Hugo is by no stretch of the imagination a drop in replacement for wordpress in my understanding. I understand the average joe uses wordpress for the UI and huge ecosystem, rather than it's technical capabilities (there are a million c
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2y ago
Significantly smoothening the definition of fascist.
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2y ago
No, it's not Github's fault. If you grasp the root force that is driving this constant release of new tech and new libraries you will be able to escape the hustle of keeping up with it. Parameter 1: Software and web development is
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