lorecore

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by lorecore 5mo ago
> We can absolutely continue destroying their capacity to do things, but the terrorists do not care about their own people or the world. They will use human shields and continue seeking nuclear weapons. They do not value human life or r
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by lorecore 5mo ago
The straight was open until the US/Israel attacked Iran without reason (and by bombing an elementary school full of girls).
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by lorecore 5mo ago
It's literally right there on the front page. People should go look for themselves.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
He actually was pushing NFTs but has since deleted his tweet: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26434769
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by lorecore 5mo ago
Nope what? You just confirmed the OP’s point. Glad we’re all in agreement.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
Here you go: https://en.cryptonomist.ch/2018/11/01/benedict-evans-cryptoc...
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by lorecore 5mo ago
It is an indisputable fact that you spent years shilling crypto. Why even deny that or threaten(!) someone pointing it out? It was/is a huge, verifiable chunk of your public output.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
I think so, but if you wanted to be pedantic you could make the argument that the same resource is not being served with the different Accept header. A welcome page is not the same thing as the JSON returned from the MCP spec.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
> I wish the spec had some capability to mitigate for this I like their solution. It feels like because remote MCP servers are built on HTTP that they are actually using the spec as intended. Serving html when asked for it.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
You should be rebasing your PRs before you put them on main though. Test prior to doing that should not be expected to be repeatable.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
Palestine Action did none of those things. Lying about it may start to give you an answer to your question. I also don’t follow the mythology surrounding religion.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
I'm staunchly pro-Palestinian, despise Tommy Robinson and still think this is not a good thing. The UK has been draconian with its anti-free speech and surveillance. Even if you hate what this guy stands for (I do), it's only a
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by lorecore 5mo ago
I totally agree. I've never understood the push back against clean "railroad tracks" (i.e. rebasing instead of merge commits). It's simple, scales nicely and gives you a lot of options. Once you start allowing merge comm
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by lorecore 5mo ago
I don’t understand your reply. What does Pakistan have to do with anything? Abolitionists? Abolish what, Israel? Sure, but I’ve never heard anyone refer to themselves like that.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
There are no switching costs for users to move to a new model. > Chinese open source is falling further and further behind American companies This is simply not true?
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by lorecore 5mo ago
I don’t think it was a key factor in the 2016 election. It’s mostly older people (older than millennials in 2016) who vote.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
What "great" thing has Bill Gates ever done? He's engaged in predatory business practices, released utterly shite products and is most famous for being an Epstein guy. Obviously a lot of people care judging by the amount of (
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by lorecore 5mo ago
The definition of Zionism is: people who believe Israel has a right to exist.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
As a leftist, I’ve never once considered Bill Gates or Anthropic to be even remotely left-wing. I’m not sure how it would be possible to frame them like that.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
I don’t follow. Why would Qatar fund Israeli military medical experiments?
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by lorecore 5mo ago
There's nothing "reductive" about being anti-Zionist. That's just base level humanity and many, many people from every part of the political spectrum share those views. Is Tucker Carlson a leftist?
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by lorecore 5mo ago
Who is “we”? I’m not a Zionist.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
No one asked the US to kill millions of Koreans, Vietnamese, Iraqis, Afghans… well maybe Israel for those last two, but they’re a terrorist entity.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
Happy to if you have any pointers. My original point is that the US kills millions of people outside of its borders, something China most definitely does not. The number is over 12 million post-WWII: https://www.worldfuturefund.o
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by lorecore 5mo ago
I live in a Zionist country (the US) and will absolutely be canceled and blacklisted from my industry (tech) were I to publicly speak out against Zionism. They are attempting to put laws in place to make it illegal to be anti-Zionist. These
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by lorecore 5mo ago
They're far less imperialistic and I view them as better global citizens than the US. I think they've cultivated a much richer culture than the US as well.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
I don’t think pillaging the earth’s natural resources (even more than we already do) is going to go down well.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
Finite means not free. Who will pay?
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by lorecore 5mo ago
Finite natural resources are by their very nature, limited.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
Where do the raw materials for the thing it's building (or the robot itself for that matter) come from?

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