Frummy

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Show HN: Portmanager(github.com)
2 points by Frummy 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Frummy 1y ago
Wow what could possibly be so bad that multiple people leave after just some days
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by Frummy 1y ago
The way people normally live is that it's a pretty slow life and they have like a specialised skill, a hammer, a solid area that they know completely and it's connected to their primary experience through their work. Then they rea
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by Frummy 1y ago
Hmm maybe, anyways what I read was shantidevas way of the bodhisattva and some other texts like dhammapada and some tibetan texts and art It speaks of merit that is good and that spinning the mani korlo generates merit, and many tibetan mon
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by Frummy 1y ago
I would joke something akin to that's why china is winning but that would be too much bad karma for me to handle
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by Frummy 1y ago
Yes, that accruing is linear. I mean there are exponential examples in the religious system, such as more karma required for different things, the lifespans of deities in various realms and the length of the kalpas/ timespans of the ag
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by Frummy 1y ago
I bought a tibetan prayer wheel on auction. It's a common thing. You press it to your forehead, say om mani padme hum, then spin clockwise, every spin counts as saying everything written in the wheel once, if it has 50 000 prayers writ
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by Frummy 1y ago
rolled 14. Direct hit, moderate damage. Beware having to buy another mana potion.
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by Frummy 1y ago
YOU can get lost in the metaphysical sauce and be left with an outdated, economically and socially irrelevant belief structure. Beware!
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Running your story like the business it is(royalroad.com)
2 points by Frummy 1y ago|0 comments
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by Frummy 1y ago
Yeah there's many influences. Pagan gods, greek philosophy, trade with asia, egypt, middle eastern religious inspiration and so on. And cultural geniuses maybe put their trust mostly in their lived experience and craft and so on like t
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by Frummy 1y ago
His theological writings had profound effects on the church, the historically dominant power structure in the west and their behaviour for hundreds of years. Yeah defining what's good is difficult, even using information theoretical ar
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by Frummy 1y ago
Oh man I tried dual wielding with cursor, setting up a communication so they both can work at the same time on the same thing, got banned from cursor Then tried with windsurf, ran a bad shellscript without reading it, used up the limit inst
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The Latin Library(thelatinlibrary.com)
4 points by Frummy 1y ago|1 comments
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by Frummy 1y ago
No it's only half backwards because of the infrastructure there is scalability in amount of work you're right in the phrasing however but the intention/idea matters more. So the horse and carriage is a generalization of the c
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by Frummy 1y ago
Totally not a supervillain "Q: What does your name (badmephisto) mean? A: I've had this name for a really long time. I used to be a big fan of Diablo2, so when I had to create my email address username on hotmail, i decided to use
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by Frummy 1y ago
From the thread: yes, it's sarcasm. Here's some clarification as well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44291314 Yes, I'm acknowledging a lack of skill transfer, but that there are new ways of working and
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by Frummy 1y ago
I'm making an analogy as to the type of skill it is, so yes, means to an end. I wouldn't mean an apathetic student jumping through bureaucratic educational hoops and requirements, but perhaps a selfdriven person wanting to get som
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by Frummy 1y ago
I can’t believe riding a horse and carriage wouldn’t make you better at riding a horse. Sure a horserider wouldn’t want to practice the wrong way, but anyone else just wants to get somewhere
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by Frummy 1y ago
Well the article says areas like data and cybersecurity. Obviously this will expand their networks and so on, beyond simple consulting it can lead to more startups in the sector. While I'm neutral (I want to travel freely) there is cur
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by Frummy 1y ago
New type of MIC revolving door unlocked
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by Frummy 1y ago
AIs lizard brain will be 60% 1800s apparently, it might act like a villainous steampunk anglosaxon twirling a mustache in moments of survival, or at least some blend of those values while playing 5d chess. Read it H G Wells "World brai
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by Frummy 1y ago
So the tip of the iceberg is just the tip of the iceberg
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by Frummy 1y ago
1000^(5/3)=100 000
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by Frummy 1y ago
More like an AI that recursively rewrites an external program (while itself is frozen), which makes it more similar to current cursor lovable etc type of stuff
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by Frummy 1y ago
Most Pynchonian.. We live in a very hegelian time. Competing narratives, external to us, within us, having to grow our view beyond both to incorporate both. It's not doublethink if you zoom in our out enough sociologically. Samadhi is
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by Frummy 1y ago
Now imagine it with theorems as entities and lean proofs as relationships
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by Frummy 1y ago
Maybe because they're learning from other swedish finance companies, Swedbank lost customers due to bad customer service and hired more people to answer the phone, you know so they're probably watching what works for others in the
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Fleurs du Mal(fleursdumal.org)
161 points by Frummy 1y ago|59 comments
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by Frummy 1y ago
It's the answer, a vector of integers

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