psychoslave

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by psychoslave 2mo ago
Nature created people and the metaphysics in their heads.
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
If we would be able to act that consciously, humanity would be flourishing without anyone sent to war or starvation. It doesn't look like we are that bright, at least collectively. And if they are individual which are really above ever
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
That looks like a nice feat, can you share a repo? That said, reality at scale always come with details that will break the model, and the main roads when it happens are to ignore/reject any change proposal in the model, go in the myst
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
Can you point to your course in O'Reilly catalogue please?
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
Can you point to this video please?
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by psychoslave 2mo ago
SVN was damn slow and working with branches was a hell. Git sucks on so many points that there ain't be enough walls in the world to write our lamentations about it. But it's damn fast. If I have a doubt, I just create a backup br
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
What about calling these stuffs something like "junk media"? Using the words of the offenders to depict the landscape is giving a major concession in this battle for critical thinking.
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
I highly recommend not using Instagram. Also ketamine I hear is bad for people brain. Stay safe. What happen when wanna-be-free-market interests have some lucrative addictive crap to sell, hmm? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
> strictly ban any kind of political bias. Any attempt to ban political bias will reveal huge political bias. Now I don’t mean all political biases are equal, or that all biases are absolutely wrong. Of course my biases are better™. But
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
The article topic is interesting, but the example it picks to illustrate deserve the purpose a bit. There isn’t any text editor that is really invisible. Dæmons/services are invisible. Copy-paste single clipboard is invisible. Switchin
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
More often than not, good people too. And there are a lot of them. But a single unrepresentative person yelling in the room is all it takes to break stillness of quiet exchanges.
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
If this is still speaking about the Postgres rewrite in Rust, then naming it something like pgrust[1] makes sense for ease of discovery for anyone aware of these technologies. [1] https://github.com/malisper/pgrust I g
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
On the other hand people don’t all want for negotiations to happen in private: https://european-republic.eu/en/
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
Maybe not everyone is utterly obsessed with vanity and its delusion?
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
Hey thanks for teaching me a word today, and to be finicky myself, the convention seems to be to use a single n it. :)
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
Probably it achieved outside-from-outside in discrete void. Teleportation wasn’t an expected outcome for this experiment, but on the other hand the instructions didn’t forbid that kind of move.
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
Unfortunately, explaining a joke won’t make it funny afterward I guess.
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
Looks like this time you interpreted the message in a malicious way.
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
Someone already replied about "nerf", which I learned recently myself reading some comments here. And when I find words new to me, my first personal reaction is rather to check for it in online resources like Wikitionary: https:&
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
I’m a bépoète™ — it’s that simple!
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
Wild guess, but even if those creating the filters would agree with you, it doesn’t mean they know how to nerf the system only for the cases they want to actively wipeout.
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
That’s confounding crime and will to hurt, be it oneself or other people, as well as confounding ethical and legal assessment. Under Nazi government laws, resistance fighters were of course considered criminals. Actually there was effective
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
There we are, "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarke's_three_laws
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
>Just quoting what authors of the topic say about their own work would of course fall a little short of what people expect from an encyclopedia. Yes, for the encyclopedia project. But they are many use cases where saving who said what, w
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
I’m a bit doubtful with this conclusion, as apparently in many cases humans will rather refute reality is meaningful if it fails to pass their idealistic proof-test.
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
Yes, that’s certainly what people mean generally. Now if we consider perspectives like the one elaborated by Marcel Detienne in Comparer l'incomparable [1], we can go a bit further. The comparison no longer starts with the goal to as
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
That’s how policy makers and concentrated decision power class get completely disconnected from actual resources at stake and what actual constraints need to be weighted. If a job require to put a blindfold and a sound blocker headset preve
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
Apples and potatoes are both something people will need to eat if we want to see it from the human utility perspective, and they both require some land space to be allocated for their culture (though one can of course conjugate both culture
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
Might be like, do we build more datacenters whose masters and possessors are all in the oligarch club, or do we build distributed systems that maximize flat power distribution.
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by psychoslave 3mo ago
> We still live in a world where food, rent, healthcare, clothing, hygiene, servers, tools, and time all cost money. We, as "anyone online able to read this", certainly are pushed by social pressure to consider world through th

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