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by sorokod 1y ago
"Just write this...." adds an annotation One of the many issues with Spring is that abstractions it provides are extremely leaky [1]. It leaks frequently and when it does, an engineer is faced with the need to comprehend a pile
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by sorokod 1y ago
In general "just following orders" implies being morally bankrupt.
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by sorokod 1y ago
The entire website is a joy.
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by sorokod 1y ago
One of those countries has its longest land border in South America
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by sorokod 1y ago
The author is ultimately speaking of a specific practice, meditation. A practice that predates Buddhism by probably more then a millennium. Zen is not relevant here as it is a latter development.
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by sorokod 1y ago
The author picks and chooses aspects of a tradition/religion/philosophy and names the result as the original tradition/religion/philosophy. Does that help?
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by sorokod 1y ago
There is considerable cherry picking along with cultural appropriation going on here. Buddhism has flavors that are worlds apart from what is described in the post. A spicy example is discussed in the book "Zen at War"[1]. Myanama
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by sorokod 1y ago
Having an experience and being capable of making a choice is fundamental. A relevant martial arts quote: "A pacifist is not really a pacifist if he is unable to make a choice between violence and non-violence. A true pacifist is able t
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by sorokod 1y ago
A human made elephant.
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by sorokod 1y ago
Thank you Parker Higgins, these are quite lovely.
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by sorokod 1y ago
I agree that this is bad, but it is rational if you ignore the long term implications.
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by sorokod 1y ago
People choose short term gains over long term losses. Consuming junk food and using LLMs to do homework are examples. When it happens at scale one could call this stupidity.
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by sorokod 1y ago
Could you share the definition of social media the excludes HN ?
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by sorokod 1y ago
Beyond budget constraints, those brilliant engineers may not be good team players. Their brilliance may be in the way of finding the necessary compromises and doing the required but not intellectually challenging work.
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by sorokod 1y ago
Ok, then "prediction score" is the confidence score? And the confidence threshold for an artefact being a yurt is 40%?
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by sorokod 1y ago
"In total I found 172,689 yurts with a prediction score of greater than 40%." How should one interpet the "prediction score"?
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by sorokod 1y ago
Also "The U.S. military has moved a large number of refueling aircraft to Europe to provide options to President Donald Trump as Middle East tensions erupt into conflict between Iran and Israel" https://www.reuters.com&
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Nimitz sails to Middle East as fighting between Iran and Israel intensifies(stripes.com)
7 points by sorokod 1y ago|5 comments
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by sorokod 1y ago
The paper is here[1], SETI is mentioned in passing towards it's end. It is not clear what sort of org Whale-SETI is. [1] https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/mms.70026
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by sorokod 1y ago
"total sales for 2024 were estimated at 38,965" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_Cybertruck
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by sorokod 1y ago
It takes two to tango and all that... What does it say about the people who buy the truck?
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Precision Paradox and Myths of Precision Strike in Modern Armed Conflict(rusi.tandfonline.com)
2 points by sorokod 1y ago|0 comments
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by sorokod 1y ago
Let them know that their example made you kind, inspirational and invested in the success of those who are like you were all this time ago.
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by sorokod 1y ago
The more accurate model for the Russian government is a Mafia family with Putin being the Capo dei capi. The murders are the visible symptoms of the various factions fighting each other.
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by sorokod 1y ago
Don't think so - too long and states the obvious.
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by sorokod 1y ago
Elsewhere I proposed a "100% organic data" label for uncontaminated content. Should have a "100% organic data" logo too.
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by sorokod 1y ago
Given the consistently declining quality of Google search, this is a low bar to pass.
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by sorokod 1y ago
The OP linked "You'll Never Think Alone"[1] is a good read. [1] https://publiccomment.blog/p/you-ll-never-think-alone-170518...
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by sorokod 1y ago
An odd post for someone who claims "Claude Code being my computer". Just share the Claude prompt to be run with --dangerously-skip-permissions and be done with it.
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by sorokod 1y ago
"you're harming other people", yes as in the case where you are contagious.

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