komali2

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by komali2 8mo ago
The DPRK government is far more popular. Xi has a lot of work to do before an entire country will cry for three days straight to mourn his death!
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by komali2 8mo ago
I'm anti-fascist, and have organized anti-fascist protests in the USA. If you have a moment, I invite you to take a peek at my blog, website (see "Values"), or comment history, and let me know in what ways I'm fascist. S
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by komali2 8mo ago
This earth has plenty of room for more than one country doing bad stuff.
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by komali2 8mo ago
Tankies. I argue with them constantly. My opinion, they're mostly middle class westerners that grew up in a cradle of empire, sucking from the teat of exploitative resource extraction. Then when they stopped seeing the benefits of impe
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by komali2 8mo ago
I agree but probably for different reasons. > The sentence "signifies the total destruction of the Hong Kong legal system and the end of justice", Sebastien said. Hong Kong was facing imperialist takeover by the PRC. The people
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by komali2 8mo ago
In the PRC, like many countries, the law is nothing more than a tool wielded by the State to protect its interests. Said interests sometimes, but often don't, align with the needs of the people within the borders of the State. The acti
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by komali2 9mo ago
> Node.js (which OpenClaw uses) calls os.networkInterfaces() at startup via libuv’s uv_interface_addresses, which needs AF_NETLINK to query interfaces through netlink. Without it, you get a cryptic Unknown system error 97. Took me a few
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by komali2 9mo ago
> 1. Vigilantes are bad I agree that this guy was an idiot, and generally speaking that's a somewhat fine argument against vigilantism, but I also have witnessed the complete inability of the justice system in the several countries
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by komali2 9mo ago
Tell us the country and I'm pretty sure the traffic nerds here (me included) will come back and show you how what you perceived as harmony is actually a place with shockingly high per-capita traffic fatality rates. > Traffic cops ar
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by komali2 9mo ago
The "good/neutral/bad" DND axis implies moral intent, not necessarily outcome. A stupid person doing something insane for a reasoning that is generally understood to be morally good can be seen as "chaotic good.&quo
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by komali2 9mo ago
> The cloud requires expertise in company-specific APIs and billing systems. This is one reason I hate dealing with AWS. It feels like a waste of time in some ways. Like learning a fly-by-night javascript library - maybe I'm better
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by komali2 9mo ago
I'm working on an article targeted at a Taiwan audience titled "你不是人類，你是IG代理," "You aren't a human, you're an Instagram agent." I want to reframe how everyone with their phones out at the rave isn't t
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by komali2 9mo ago
Agreed over the dsi, though I love it. The only exception is if you only play physical media, then the DS lite's ability to play the entire GBA library is pretty cool. For me it's the fact that I can emulate basically all retro co
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by komali2 9mo ago
> Inventive ideas like Pokemon may not exist if people could just reuse other people's IP to make a buck. This doesn't make sense because people invent ideas all the time without intention of making money off it - such as the p
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by komali2 9mo ago
> You can't really process on a machine that has a compromised urandom/TPM Naive question: does zero knowledge proof solutions help with this?
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by komali2 9mo ago
> what’s the smallest digital thing you’d accept as the authoritative source of truth The atom of unassailable truth in my system is the calendar event, especially if it's in the calendar managed by my PA, or one of the automatic ca
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by komali2 9mo ago
I think it's a bit weird that our society is designed such that Palworld can be sued for making a game depicting Pokemon. For about ten thousand years, humans invented and traded stories that often contained characters and environments
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by komali2 9mo ago
That's only because, for some reason, people have conflated the words "value," "price," and "cost" until the terms are indistinguishable.
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by komali2 9mo ago
I think about this a lot and have written about it a bit. First off, it doesn't seem to matter whether you maintain a Zetelkasten or an org mode system or follow GTD. There have been some very productive people that have used these sys
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by komali2 9mo ago
Eh, that kinda sucks. If you learn to read it, it can be a bit cool to see who's where. But I would say the majority of graffiti in my city is at minimum a little doodle, and often full blown murals. If that's not the case where y
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by komali2 9mo ago
As a renter, graffiti is great for me, it keeps property values down which keeps rent lower. And given that I don't aesthetically give a shit about it, it's win/neutral for me.
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by komali2 9mo ago
To be honest, most protesting is silly as well, go hang out in front of government buildings or go to a city council meeting to see for yourself, it's just as often legitimate grievances as it is nutballs ranting about aliens.
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by komali2 9mo ago
Your confidence doesn't mean you're right. Your definition of value doesn't include a mechanism to determine the difference between contextual value, an awkwardness obvious in your comment, after all, the stock market wouldn&
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by komali2 9mo ago
Too little, I tend to be highly suspicious of anyone that compares humans to dogs, it's usually not a good sign. Let alone for such a petty crime.
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by komali2 9mo ago
I scrobble from navidrome to listenbrainz. Then, logged in, I look here https://listenbrainz.org/explore/fresh-releases/ "for you" tab. Or here https://listenbrainz.org/explore/simil
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by komali2 9mo ago
You said "value" of labor, not salary. Salary indicates at best, market rate, but often not even that. Value is something else entirely, and that something seems to be completely disconnected from capitalist measures of market pri
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by komali2 9mo ago
Ah right sorry, I believe I was able to export my Tidal listen history but not Spotify. I did export my Spotify (and Tidal) playlists though, using Soundiiz. I tried to bang out a quick console script but it was tedious and boring so I just
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by komali2 9mo ago
I'm not in Europe, but, otherwise, that's a great idea.
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by komali2 9mo ago
> [regarding spotify] At the end, I had nothing to show for it. My carefully curated “library” was not mine Not just your library, but your listen history and your playlists. I was very annoyed that I had to pay a 3rd party company to ex
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by komali2 9mo ago
> how you determine the value of your labor. Me too, but it's impossible to do so in any meaningfully accurate, objective, measurable way.

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