medo-bear

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by medo-bear 2y ago
Atta boy https://ih1.redbubble.net/image.4938275797.9978/fposter,medi...
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by medo-bear 2y ago
Meanwhile in lisp world no one really cries about type errors. I wonder why
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At that point sir you would have no job. Your job is logic safety
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by medo-bear 2y ago
its what ive been using for years
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by medo-bear 2y ago
gold. thank you for this. as regards ratpoison, have you looked at stumpwm?
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by medo-bear 2y ago
im inclined to believe this is gof ai not nn ai
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by medo-bear 2y ago
Philosophy is written to inform your world view, video games are made for your entertainment. I think if you are a going to base your world view on any video game it is going to be quite concerning. For example if you take Super Mario as yo
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by medo-bear 2y ago
> Nietzsche's worldview was intrinsically fascist (or proto-fascist) Well done for seeing the truth
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by medo-bear 2y ago
Ok
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> Hell the hammer and sickle were way worse than the swastika in every objective measure You are a moron
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by medo-bear 2y ago
> What would that "concern" be? Would you be concerned if Trump or Putin said that they are Nietzschean ?
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by medo-bear 2y ago
Whattabunchofwords
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by medo-bear 2y ago
> this wasn't my goal, and the fact you went on misinterpreting my words What words? I posted a quote by George Lukacs to draw attention to relationship between Nietzsche and the rise of Nazism and Fascism. You responded with two fa
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by medo-bear 2y ago
> “Tactics and Ethics” – 1919 See [0] for the direct source, and see if you can find that quote. That is actually quote by Russian revolutionary Boris Savinkov. The relevant Lukacs quote is the following ethical self-awareness makes
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by medo-bear 2y ago
Of course, Nietzschean teaching is not identical with the official ideology of Hitlerism. It cannot be because Nietzsche stopped thinking on the eve of imperialism: for him the age of imperialist barbarism is still a dream of the futu
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Decleration on the Common Language(en.wikipedia.org)
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by medo-bear 2y ago
> If they produced a game that was IDF killing Palestinians [bla bla ... usual double standards crap] From what I read, this is a game about Palestinian resistance killing IDF terrorists, not Israelis or Jews. Besides how many games are
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by medo-bear 2y ago
I think I said enough to demonstrate that Nietsche's influence on fascism and nazim is quite concerning. Besides, Marxism has had a profound effect on western philosophy, social studies, and economics, and probably continues to this da
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by medo-bear 2y ago
The article also says, During World War II, Hitler’s soldiers marched off to battle with field-gray editions of Friedrich Nietzsche’s works in their packs, and ordinary Germans were occasionally urged on with the philosopher’s words.
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by medo-bear 2y ago
It is actually not. Connection of irrationalism to far right is well documented https://www.wilsonquarterly.com/quarterly/summer-2008-saving... https://jacobin.com/2023/09/georg-lukacs-irratio
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by medo-bear 2y ago
> Any other open-source software that has a comparable development time that I'm not aware of? Emacs. Free and open source. User software. 40 (50) years in development. Mythical
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Not to the extent that Russian people admire Stalin, which for a guy that apparently did so much evil to Russia and Russians and wasnt even Russian himself is pretty strange, right? One would think that Russians would see Stalin like Jews s
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by medo-bear 2y ago
Marx and Engels were philosophers, not statesmen. Nietzsche is there but Hitler took alot of influence from him. Nietzsche was to Hitler what Marx was to Stalin. Hitler was financed by people who opposed the ideas by Max and Engels. People
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by medo-bear 2y ago
What a huge ommision not to include anything from Karl Marx and Friedrich Engles. The blokes 'mindfucked' the entire world during the last century
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by medo-bear 2y ago
Dont take it as advice, but I think the deamon will handle the macro business, so in that sense you are connected to a compromised remote machine. > Elisp can be more difficult to review that Rust. Im not a rust programmer, so to each th
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by medo-bear 2y ago
If you are concerned about security you should not be running arbitrary programs. For example if you have a lots crypto assets, you shouldnt keep your wallet details on the same computer you are running programs you don't trust. Howeve
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by medo-bear 2y ago
While I'm trying to sober up people who are panicking I don't mean to downplay the dangers. The op article is quite informative and should be read by all emacs users. While malicious el code is probably rare, the value gained by c
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by medo-bear 2y ago
The qualifying term is 'trusted'. If you are running an application like emacs you damn sure better trust it. It's like running Windows and saying you don't trust it. AS for macros in lisp, they are not as ubiquitous as
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by medo-bear 2y ago
Of course it does except vim users have no idea how to read vim code so they wouldnt even know
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by medo-bear 2y ago
Emacs doesn't market itself as a sandboxed tool. It is purpose built to give users unrivaled powers. There are obvious consequnces to this. What is more scary is running untrusted js in a browser that has been marketed as sanboxed, but

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