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by photios 1y ago
> no need to rewrite the Torah and books of prophets like Daniel and Isaiah Funny you mention that. Because those Jews (not all of them, mind you) that did not accept the Messiah did try to change the book of Isaiah. The mental gymnastic
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by photios 1y ago
That's doubtful. To do that, St. Paul would need to make all the other 12 apostles buy into the story and start spreading it. Then do the same with the extended 70 apostles and their disciples. And, of course, change the gospels. In ad
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by photios 1y ago
TIL Jefferson published his own "version" of the New Testament. [1] > Jefferson mashed up/cut and pasted the New Testament to remove any references to the supernatural, or miracles, as well as the divinity of Christ. His t
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by photios 1y ago
Love this! I would name it `uv fmt` and add `uv vet` to the roadmap too
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by photios 1y ago
TIL about that hypothesis. I admit, I had a good laugh. > St. Paul wrote "it is a shame for women to speak in the church"! Noooooo, it must be fake!
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by photios 1y ago
From Wikipedia: > The Index was enforceable within the Papal States, but elsewhere only if adopted by the civil powers, as happened in several Italian states. Wow, such a hugely important list that nobody seemed to care about.
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by photios 1y ago
Gnosticism... generating dumb cults that seem smart on the outside for 2+ thousand years. Likely to keep it up for 2k more.
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by photios 1y ago
NixOS is amazing on a server and utterly terrible on the desktop. I learned the latter the hard way too.
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by photios 1y ago
Man, this car is ugly. I'm getting strong Fiat Multipla vibes: https://www.motorbiscuit.com/remembering-fiat-multipla-quite...
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by photios 1y ago
I don't like tipping as much as the next guy, but this isn't about that. It's about government overreach and privacy. Governments tracking small transactions like tips and taxing them should bother everyone. That rag, the New
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by photios 1y ago
Gut feeling, of course :)
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by photios 1y ago
It's a matter of practice and progression. I listen to podcasts and audiobooks in English at 3x speed, but it took me maybe 2-3 years to get to this level. I understand all casual and technical content just fine. The only thing trippin
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by photios 1y ago
The "gain" TFA is describing is very very questionable too. You're losing a lot in terms of complexity. You're going from a straightforward "Pydantic everywhere" solution to a weird concoction of: 1. Pydantic m
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by photios 1y ago
> I use AI a ton for writing emails and other corporate stuff, I have no problems there, it structures and presents them well enough and quickly that it saves me a ton of time. My manager uses AI when generating docs and emails. I think
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by photios 1y ago
So, no "thicc" jokes yet? Come on, people!
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by photios 1y ago
It's the age old story of confusing a created object for a creator that leads people astray. We need more "like a scarecrow in a field of cucumbers" public stories.
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by photios 1y ago
Disappointed that my favorite pythonic pattern of "here's a dict with unknown contents, do the right thing with it" is not listed.
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by photios 1y ago
I'm not familiar with SwiftUI, but have you seen NiceGUI: https://nicegui.io/ You define your UI in Python and the end result is a Vue/Quasar UI stylable with Tailwind (in case you want to poke at that) that is ho
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by photios 1y ago
Lord, have mercy on the souls of those developers that inherit such overload-infested codebases.
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by photios 1y ago
"Databases are representations of reality" The national ID example is funny. Let me give you a dose of reality concerning national IDs. - I've seen cases with my country's national ID numbers containing duplicates due to
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by photios 1y ago
> I find it odd how Easter, a pre-Christian Pagan festival (worshipping goddess of fertility: Eostre) has become seemingly-arbitrarily connected to the purported events at the end of Jesus' life.. The Eostre connection is unconvinci