kodoman

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by kodoman 1mo ago
I am not sure what your point is, I hold the fathers as at least partially authoritative, I do not hold the fathers above God, nor do I hold any theology or translation above God, God is the source of truth. If you feel you can simply disre
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by kodoman 1mo ago
Those that tend to hold to ideas of singular anti-christ and as you pointed out identify anti-christ with the son of perdition and also the false prophet and sometimes little horn in Daniel, often still maintain the plural the plural qualit
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by kodoman 1mo ago
I am someone who is unsure of per-millenial post-millennial debate and would roughly consider myself a recapitulationist of some kind. I do not think you can use it in that way to argue against post-millennial for one the post-millennial wo
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by kodoman 1mo ago
One possibility that does accord very well with the events, but no fixed interpretation and no church dogma on positions of antichrist(s), man of sin, whore of Babylon. One should read the Apocalypse of John/revelation and be amazed by
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by kodoman 1mo ago
Yes I also don't like the language of my country, 'are' sounds like 'our' so I mix them up, I apologize, at least you know I am not an LLM!
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by kodoman 1mo ago
Their was no consensus amongst the Fathers of the church or later Christians and little dogma on the subject. Tertullian did hold that the their is a figure of anti-christ, a singular figure teaching some kind of heresy and ruling, actually
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by kodoman 1mo ago
I feel like everything I have seen of Thiel is not as well thought out as people claim, I feel he came to lots of his positions from a sort of contrarian attitude and simply the limited things he has been exposed to (that of course is true
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by kodoman 1mo ago
From the UK are bill of rights from 1689 has a clause called free speech in it. When you actually look at it's free speech... for parliament and parliamentarians from the king, Citizens get no such right. We have a clause that is the r
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by kodoman 1mo ago
I wondered about this approach for something I was trying but thought it was just stupid, I wanted to see if An agent could explore software development and work on hobby tasks so that it could come back and push against design ideas and de
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by kodoman 1mo ago
It's was mostly a slightly more edgy 4chan with actually some more varied boards and wider range of political views (/leftypol/) was a thing If I remember. So mostly dumb teens and later the whole Q-Anon mentally ill boomers
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by kodoman 1mo ago
Such a crazy take, It does not have to mean removing anything that users already like should they prefer click driven interface, only the option for both keyboard and mouse.
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by kodoman 1mo ago
I have really come to think that most GUI's are misguided, they seek to be easy and intuitive to pick up from the get go hugely at the expense of of speed of the user once they are familiar with the software. Although where possible so
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Second that it's unlikely that Plato agrees with Socrates on writing in the Phaedrus. When reading Plato you should think of him as writing dialogues for people to see various arguments and arguments develop over the books, for example
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Not using Wayland I am not 100% sure, I think Xephyr works in XWayland and I think their is a similar tool to Xephyr for setting up an embedded Wayland session (I would have thought this is even easier and more elegant in wayland but not su
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Only issue is with Nix as a long time user, it does not provide a standard way to run your nix builds in some kind of container, there are so many different competing third party systems and some first party systems built in nixpkgs it&#x27
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by kodoman 2mo ago
I use podman for things like this, works perfect until you want desktop applications but you can hack it about a bit to work fine with pipewire and Xephyr and you have. I feel like a lot of these desktop container systems are horrible and a
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by kodoman 2mo ago
This is often what I find people do with AI now, give it the task to do when getting it to writing a script is the correct solution. Further the issue of exposing all your sensitive data to the AI provider.
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Not just that how the maintainer was treated by the attacker which tells you something about the way people feel entitled to maintainers time and efforts for nothing even by people not looking to exploit the project. And the abuse after he
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by kodoman 2mo ago
I think opensource has decided to become big corporate cheerleader for a while and not actually done things strictly in the interest of users or developers, but providing the ideological justification as to why big companies can use their c
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by kodoman 2mo ago
The idea was minor a minor mode not to modify markdown mode it's self. You have a point on export from org mode to md or html or whatever but my issue with these has been that MD never rendered the way I wanted it to (simply as possibl
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by kodoman 2mo ago
I really don't dislike org-mode and respect it and you are right that org-mode was first. The point is that markdown could have todo's or virtually any other aspect that org mode supports put into it without changing the markdown
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Else where in this thread you can see my argument is that all org-mode features such as calendar dates, todo's, take your pick could be implemented separate to and utilize markdown (or any other format) for actually rending to. I am fa
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by kodoman 2mo ago
My thinking was lean into lisp lists rather then the actual rendered format, so that instead of a text buffer (although you could always open up a text buffer that is the lisp list) you have a list that you can use normal elisp functions th
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Yes must say I have found myself moving away from org and looking at it as an annoyance wrapping up many excellent features that could be wrapped up in simple elisp function and structures that could then just be encoded in what every way o
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by kodoman 2mo ago
What is wrong with markdown mode? Is it that you would rather do the org agenda or calendar via md rather then org? I do understand that if that is the case.
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by kodoman 2mo ago
They do look cute, but $400 is steep.
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by kodoman 2mo ago
I guess we are really debating the semantics of the sentences now like lawyers but to me the verb show is not particularly difficult to achieve or ambitious or misleading to use in this sort of product. A toy with a that has a smiley face a
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Looking through the advertising. > Through communication, Moflin’s emotional state changes. Your robot companion can show joy, sadness, and happiness, reacting just like a living creature would. Moflin does not possess actual emotions li
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Honestly I feel that way for the whole AI friend industry that is developing, from AI boyfriends and girlfriends to just kind of AI 'friends'. But this sort of thing is a sort of robot pet and I think the dynamics are different. S
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by kodoman 2mo ago
why not?

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