hashim

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by hashim 2mo ago
Used the opportunity to go down and talk to my family. They seem like okay people.
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by hashim 2mo ago
You say Claude, I too would prefer not to read reams of comments or an essay everytime I revise the plan in plan mode, but do you know if any other tools are better than it? I've never used Codex, but I remember Claude Web's natur
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by hashim 2mo ago
4.8 for me. I can't afford the usage cost of switching to 5, but I never really noticed a difference to 4.7 when I tried it anyway.
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by hashim 2mo ago
Probably just as well with how terrible Opus 4.8 has been for me lately. I'm sure it's a common thing to complain about the latest model being nerfed, but I've legitimately never experienced such a drastic cliff in Claude&#x2
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by hashim 2mo ago
Came for this, thanks. I try everything I can not to read the Daily Heil, whose politics haven't really shifted that much since Harold Harmsworth used it to push his propaganda for Hitler.
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Footgun (Wiktionary)(en.wiktionary.org)
2 points by hashim 8mo ago|0 comments
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Gang rape and sexual slavery widely employed by government and rebels in the DRC(reuters.com)
5 points by hashim 9mo ago|0 comments
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Mar-a-Lago face(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by hashim 10mo ago|0 comments
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by hashim 10mo ago
That's a weirdly flippant response to what's a serious issue, but I'll give it the courtesy of a reply anyway - maybe not, but a business not making enough profit might go under, or they might only have to fire someone to p
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by hashim 10mo ago
For businesses whose profit margins are already slim, which is most traditional businesses trading online, making less money than they usually would will put them into the red, and even for those that are still in profit, making less money
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by hashim 10mo ago
I'm guessing you're employed and your salary is guaranteed regardless. Would you have the same outlook if you were the self-employed founder of an online business and every minute of outage was costing you money?
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by hashim 10mo ago
Genuine question, are you an LLM bot or are typical Western liberals just this bad at reading comprehension? Everything I've written has already addressed your NPC-like "response" to it. Yes, they support Hamas and want a one
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by hashim 10mo ago
Sure it is, the people that had been living there - Muslim, Jew and Christian - for almost a thousand years in relative harmony never actually existed and had no name or identidy whatsoever until Israel arrived in 1948 to give them one.
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by hashim 10mo ago
Is that what you see happening? Because I see most Western powers continuing to fund and enable Israel to act with impunity while reserving their harshest criticism for Hamas - the resistance movement set up in 1984, 40 years after Israel i
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by hashim 10mo ago
No, what it comes down to is whether you can admit that Palestine and Gaza are being occupied by a colonial power that doesn't have the right to be there, has consistently engaged in ethnic cleansing, genocide of entire villages and wa
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by hashim 10mo ago
You're right, that historical event of WWII involving at most 20,000 Arabs absolutely gave Europeans the right to occupy a land they have no link to and conduct a genocide killing hundreds of thousands and ethnically cleansing millions
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by hashim 10mo ago
You think Russia is a Western power and ally?
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by hashim 10mo ago
Yes, that can only have been the Arabs, as long as we ignore this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Million_Plan and all subsequent Zionist programmes to fulfil the stated goal of Zionism since the 19th century, to im
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by hashim 10mo ago
Europeans are people, then and now, whose families have lived in European lands for hundreds of years, but believe they have the biblical right to "return" to a land they have no connection to and "settle on" (steal) the
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by hashim 10mo ago
It's convenient that your knowledge of what "started" begins on October 7th and all the events of history prior since 1948 never happened, or you just don't care they did. Average Westerner knowledge of Western history,
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by hashim 10mo ago
Has Sudan also been going on 70 years with the help of the Brits and active funding of the Americans, then? Have hundreds of thousands died in any country and even more expelled (ethnically cleansed) in the world since 1948 apart from Pales
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by hashim 10mo ago
Yes, antisemitism, in the same way it was anti-Americanism for the Viet Cong to resist the American occupation of Vietnam and that famous terrorist Mandela to resist apartheid South Africa. Desperate people who have heinous things done on t
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by hashim 10mo ago
Fair enough, that particular kibbutz is not military, but most in the vicinity around Gaza were, and as I'm sure you know, the killed hostages along with most adult Israelis were either serving or former members of the IDF, the army of
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by hashim 10mo ago
So standing soldiers of the occupying army taken from a military kibbutz mere miles from the world's largest open air concentration camp? Hind al-Rajab was 6 years old and was found with hundreds of bullets inside her body. This is not
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Brooks' Law(en.wikipedia.org)
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Rotary International(en.wikipedia.org)
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JLR hack is costliest cyber attack in UK history, say analysts(bbc.co.uk)
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As Israel Bombed Gaza, Amazon Did Business with Its Bomb-Makers(archive.today)
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Literal crossed wires sent cops after innocent neighbors in child abuse case(theregister.com)
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The Mother of All Demos (Wikipedia)(en.wikipedia.org)
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