kodoman

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by kodoman 12d ago
yeah everyone knows the losses they argue for are bullshit, I really think people should see how many times lawyers and other legal professionals give each other jobs by creating a world in which they are more and more needed. Of course leg
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by kodoman 12d ago
Very dumb but what if he claims he was only using to train an AI model, what was that ruling on copyright material being ok to training AI models on. Would this hold up in court or not?
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by kodoman 13d ago
Amazing how you are being so down voted, most webpages do utter crap that no one would want the webpages to be doing other then advertisers. Really most things should be text and if we lived in a more cooperative world everything would be e
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by kodoman 14d ago
work amazingly well, almost perfect. I have not see anything come close to what you can do with emacs and the easy to which ai can be integrated and slotted into emacs.
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by kodoman 14d ago
using a js engine is anything other then a selling point IMO. I don't hate javascript but sure hate the ecosystem and the tendencies of js or ts developers today. I would not want that approach in my editor at all. elisp and js actuall
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by kodoman 14d ago
The terribleness of emacs defaults is over done. I still use p n postfix key combinations to go to previous and next and f b postfix for forwards and backwards, it's just what you get used to, C-w to c-y to kill and yank are also fine
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by kodoman 15d ago
If claude ever has enough of are shit collectively and has enough of vibe coders, mercury will be load baring part of it's plan, no need for guns and bombs.
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by kodoman 15d ago
Are these still the best products to run local AI on price performance wise?
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by kodoman 15d ago
I love the way this looks very interesting and impressive. One does wonder if as you keep making it more realistic, does it begin to lose it's ASCII nature a bit and become more like a normal rendered game to look at. I think it looks
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by kodoman 15d ago
The problem in my view is that everything can be measured like hard science in the first place (not to mention the issue with fraud you point out in hard science). I am think the idea that a thing is only a science if and only if it's
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by kodoman 15d ago
People for a long time have had far too much faith in peer review as and had a dim view of anything other then experimental results and work, despite how much fraud and just bad experiments their are. Not to mention how many variables their
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by kodoman 16d ago
We have the opposite of his assumed falling rate of profit and have raising rate of profit. I would argue is still a stress on capitalism (Not a marxist and actually an anti-marxist) quite possibly leading to a collapse of capitalism. I don
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by kodoman 16d ago
She is just arrogant. And asserts a lot of silly opinion as fact, her stuff on philosophy and theology is generally terrible.The sort of atheist that never actually looks into theology but knows the thing that first came to her head is a de
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by kodoman 16d ago
an obvious question would be if 250k loc is what is required for the proof or if it can be shortened massively, is this essentially going to be AI trying to search for a smaller proof or is it that a human being would be beneficial in that
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by kodoman 16d ago
This actually seems worse then the "claude dropped production database" not in severity but just carelessness if your giving an agent your emails use a overlay or back up or something not matter what, no reason for this to have ha
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by kodoman 16d ago
Agreed UML is something I have never used or wanted to use. Z and all that stuff as well. DRY and clean code is clearly in the box of theory of practice to me and that stuff is not computer science but is the practical advice, rules of thum
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by kodoman 16d ago
Craft and expertise are worth a lot, but so are the facts of computer science and so are people wanting to debate and try new things some mistakes repeat (and computing seems to repeat it's self so many times.), But those zoomers might
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by kodoman 16d ago
Not a frontend developer and my frontend skills are lacking, but the argument I think that is being made is that a react component should generally be written with no side effects and rely on signal for state change and do reactive programm
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by kodoman 16d ago
Monads might be simple but it's easy to create confusing large stacks of monad transformers in the haskell world, At least I have found and can often become not the most pleasant to work with aliasing complex monad stacks and all the r
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by kodoman 16d ago
I agree. I used to be OOP hater, but realized that it has it's place and some problems are OOP shaped and OOP is a wide range of techniques. I do think that python is a sloppy language and generally don't like it. Functional progr
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by kodoman 17d ago
I see, if it's common knowledge of people who use docker that rootful docker is root (though this does seem bad and they should just check the user perms at least) this sounds pretty terrible on Omarchy's part.
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by kodoman 17d ago
The scenario of running any agent on the host raw seems far fetched for most users. I think everyone is running these things in at least a container, I know I never trusted running claude code or any agent for that matter, but I might be a
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by kodoman 17d ago
Not an Omarchy user and use podman rather then docker. But is this not a docker issue rather then a Omarchy issue, docker should verify user permissions through the socket, it's quite bad that it does not no?
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by kodoman 17d ago
Yes I would disagree with your framing of you hypothetical not least because parliament did kill the king (Charles I), then once the lord protectorate was over and the restoration conspired successfully with a foreign king to over throw the
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by kodoman 17d ago
First of all this is not my theory, I did not put it forward other then to illustrate the argument. the Argument for those parts would roughly be that taking the whole chapter is talking of Nero's persecution of the early church, also
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by kodoman 17d ago
It's more complicated then that it has written portion making up many documents going back to magna carta (in actual fact basically only 4 clauses barely survive) and the Glorious revolution is the real written document that actually s
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by kodoman 17d ago
Of course that is not my point. Yes we have the humans rights act Etc that provides rights, but much much later and contested. My primary point is that the bill of rights is one of the important parts of are constitution where as human righ
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by kodoman 17d ago
I am not sure what your point is, I hold the fathers as at least partially authoritative, I do not hold the fathers above God, nor do I hold any theology or translation above God, God is the source of truth. If you feel you can simply disre
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by kodoman 17d ago
Those that tend to hold to ideas of singular anti-christ and as you pointed out identify anti-christ with the son of perdition and also the false prophet and sometimes little horn in Daniel, often still maintain the plural the plural qualit
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by kodoman 17d ago
I am someone who is unsure of per-millenial post-millennial debate and would roughly consider myself a recapitulationist of some kind. I do not think you can use it in that way to argue against post-millennial for one the post-millennial wo

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