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by psychoslave 1mo ago
UK is a monarchy. It’s actually in the name: United Kingdom . Democracy added as decorum on top of it is not there to change the principle of inequality that is deeply engraved in its underlying core. USA is definitely described as a mix o
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by psychoslave 1mo ago
First let's acknowledge that "Has it ever existed before?" is not helping with conclusion outside "it proved not physically impossible for some time in some historical specific context". It would not tell anything
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by psychoslave 1mo ago
There is no such a thing as "representative democracy", that’s antinomic bullshit throw at people to lower it down to powerless populace. Either citizens have the power, exercise it continuously in practice and are supplied with e
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by psychoslave 1mo ago
Nothing specific to EU here except the specific point is about EU this time. Otherwise just copy paste "most EU politicians are puppets of EU corporations" in some search engine and enjoy, here are the top result of such a search:
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by psychoslave 1mo ago
Just open the page, it’s stating DRC right into the article title.
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by psychoslave 1mo ago
That depends what is build and how. Granted that a modern web browser is indeed an order of magnitude heavier than an OS, once that ticket is paid anyway, one can built very far, without relying on any additional bloat that contemporary web
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by psychoslave 1mo ago
There is not much difference between a TUI and a GUI once the premise is "let's start from scatch all other again for each applications". Sure then there is no guideline that comes between idea and implementation. But there i
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by psychoslave 1mo ago
Yes, certainly, first because passion for computer can more often than not predate being able to co-make a family. Then like any work, current societies make far easier to get room to work with computers than any other kind of activity one
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by psychoslave 1mo ago
And the legitimate mass spying with multi thousand other organizations, of course.
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
In Esperanto: Servilo, the tool that serves something. Servulo, someone who serves something. Servanto, some agent (in grammatical sense, so very broadly applicable) which serves something. Servisto, some professional serving something. --
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
This is nothing specific to English in general. Though English do offer high latitude of introducing ambiguities. For example stacking nominal groups with mere juxtaposition where for example French is more found of prepositions or adjectiv
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
Before God and as an honest man I tell you that your son is the greatest composer known to me either in person or by name; he has taste, and, furthermore, the most profound knowledge of composition. Haydn to Leopold, 1785 https:/&#x2F
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
> but looking at the whole picture everything is subtly wrong in multiple ways. That would also make a great description for human societies, wouldn't it? Actually, after second thought, actually LLMs at least give the surface level
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
>Would you say that e.g. Europe is on an "authoritarian path" with the popularity of government censorship there? As an European citizen living in Europe, definitely yes it is, and not only for the "mere" censorship f
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
Well, you might agree with that, but on my side corporation are pure legal fictions, they don’t have have any intrinsics will and interest. That doesn’t mean they don’t have any existence, just that that there are have a different ontologic
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
>Why would a country act against its interest or just randomly? Because country as an entity is a mental construction for which "interest" is a categorical error. It’s certainly a useful concept, but pretending it has interests
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
Guys never heard of palimpsests and how your regular scans won’t necessarily catch all data there is in the material? Of course even disregarding this fact, this is utterly disgusting attack on humanity heritage, just as much as any group o
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
Most life forms don’t use any calendar actually.
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
>But apparently random HN commenters can now overrule an AI ML expert because the code "looks Claude-ish"! And let’s imagine if LLM bots could do that as well, without any human caring to type the actual messages, just orchestr
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
In most profession, you don’t have a continuous flow of new tools to evaluate if they worth integrating in your workflow, which is already heavily time costly, and tools rarely break overnight due to some remote ecosystemic reason or cease
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
I don’t know, using Vim and Exuberant Ctags can give you a significant part of these features for a very lower footprint. But to be clear, it’s not a ready-to-go path on parity with DX that IntelliJ provides. Hackers are often exceptionally
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
>Leaders are necessary. Sure, where would be biological lifeforms today if hadn’t been driven by some visionary leaders. Ooops? But I mean, now that humanity provide great leaders, biosphere is thriving like never before. Reooops?
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
Abstracted from the HN specific audience, there’s around 17% chance they already do, which is to compare to the "around 4%" chance they live in USA. https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/population-by
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
What hardware do you have?
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
Side concerne, but reading the post initially I thought it was about Rocq (formerly Coq). Maybe both team could coordinate and find a way that everybody agree on to avoid any confusion? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roc
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
What do you mean with testable in a fraction of time? Generated tests can help, and if we go into that direction we can now certainly afford to introduce more proven code (Lean/Roq/Frama-C…), but that will still not be wild real
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
I worked for an IT company named Open at some point, in France.
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
> How can one intepret it in any other way As noise. The fact it's xenophobic or some other kind of noise is just implementation details at that level.
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
>You people are just racist towards Russians and need help. That doesn’t exclude the statements about Telegram to be correct though. That is, if some hater against whatever group say 1+1=2 or water is wet, what’s the conclusion? >You
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
It looks like it might confuse you, so they did the job well apparently.

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