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fair point

fwiw, I was logging in with Quassel for several weeks before I started that project, that needs an OAuth token for the IRC login

I've ended up managing to vibe an IRC client for Twitch over the last couple of weeks to make following the sometimes flood of the [Hasan] 'Piker Broadcasting Service' stream chat a bit easier;

https://hasanabi.neocities.org/?theme=nightshade

avoid Zulip for a properly secure Discord replacement, givin its lack of (and roadmap refusal for) e2e; https://github.com/zulip/zulip/issues/6096

very early The Baroque Cycle coded, Quicksilver etc, Neal Stephenson https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Baroque_Cycle

you made it dark

what frontier models are this bad these days?

I've got a collection of socks needing darning!

cos it's interesting to some hackers

fuck shame, attend to guilt

I thought it would be GLM based, as Devin has had free GLM-5.2 for a while now

shouldn't we, by the same account, maybe even more, be disparaging of capitalism?

did Pinochet make libertarian capitalism an oxymoron?

indeed, the context here is political/organisational rather than epistemological

anarchist organisational practices are real

people have been creating solutions to counter "The Tyranny of Structurelessness" for many decades now

coarsely put, anarchists (and work/housing co-ops, and protest groups) most generally favour consensus-process with proper anti-slow facilitation and role rotation, vs the [usually] majority voting systems and power dichotomies that are the style of communism (see democratic centeralism)

though many places just don't mention this essentially counts as anarchism (or libertarian socialism), cos a) the stigma, b) they just don't need to or know to, c) they do, just behind closed doors

"horizontalism/horizontalidad" has been a good descriptor

https://www.seedsforchange.org.uk/guides

https://www.radicalroutes.org.uk/structure-and-governance

see also sociocracy, and Murray Bookchin

and the whole range of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertarian_socialism plus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left_communism in general

I'm fond of the communalism of Murray Bookchin

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communalism_(Bookchin)

their ideas of liberatory technology and post-scarcity anarchism are refreshing

https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/lewis-herber-murray-...

https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/murray-bookchin-post...

plus the Kurds & co evolved their own system from the "libertarian municipalism" Bookchin described

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_confederalism

isn't that pretty much the definition of ecological restoration?

there was once a small radical artis gallery in Edinburgh (as a part of the The Forest, when it existed as a 4-floor social centre) called "Total Kunst"

(which is, in part, a play on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gesamtkunstwerk, or "total art")

the best economic use-case for the semantic web (text/turtle, text/n3); businesses providing manifests of their stocks and services

plus, AI would also skip search result ads, and, if those have to legally be displayed as such, then there goes the market for them, I'd think

8K still not working properly

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-7.3-More-AMDGPU

isn't that more what a skill or mpc are?

where exactly is it featured in/on the three sites the above the fold info says?

did you prompt it to create an engineering post for HN? because there's an internal link that says "HN Engineering Post"

best wishes

"The police service in England and Wales is "not good enough" and its leadership needs an "ethical reset", Lord Blunkett has said.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy0429yx1k9o 4 July 2026

"Speaking exclusively to the BBC ahead of the publication of a major report he co-authored on police leadership, the former Labour home secretary said its findings point to weaknesses in leadership, morale and culture across the service.

The report, to be published on Monday, will conclude there are "significant causes for concern" and that police leadership requires a "fundamental overhaul".

it's not as dead-pan with an /s

imhho, I prefer the ambiguity, the increased hilarity, the increased mental work of considering whether a statement is in good faith or being sarcastic/sardonic, the opportunity to understand how people can be hurt and the motives of barbs and lashes and how to discern the distress and deeper needs of "violent" people, and eventually the remembered insights on how to better generate boundaries and equanimity

in the way of Buddhist psychology, phenomenological bracketing, non-violent/compassionate communication, Brechtian principles, deconstruction, clowning, DBT, etc

lol

though I know this doesn't scale to situations without a boundary, where you can get abuse just for existing. I would use /s in a commons that expects a higher standard of good faith/well-being interactions

(does thoroughly confusing or disrespecting people for a jape equate to an abuse? how much of memeing is not just legal but moral? these are rhetorical questions, you are allowed to save your mental labour on this for yourself, self-care is prime, though I hope you all have a appropriate levels of support)

Stuart Lee is my favourite comedian, they are masterful in playing with this

https://youtu.be/5S9QJXa5YP8 - Stewart Lee deals with audience latecomers (Basic Lee)

https://youtu.be/EclpMn-mK5E - Stewart Lee HITS OUT At Audience Behaviour (Basic Lee)

https://youtu.be/NtFJ1HT3gto - Stewart Lee on Stewart Lee fans (Basic Lee)

https://youtu.be/TrkPNwSRxtM - Stewart Lee on his Audience (Content Provider)

shout out to the somewhat similar subtitles use of: (!)

p.s. as an alternative to Windows, I always recommend folk use KDE, and a distro based on Arch btw

you sound sarcastic

DUCK DUCK GO MURRAY BOOKCHIN!!

https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/lewis-herber-murray-... (1965)

https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/murray-bookchin-post... (1971)

https://www.nybooks.com/online/2018/06/15/how-my-fathers-ide...

is not "very" different. to me, many of these read as hedged insinuations

WALK to school?! back when I were a lad, we had to CRAWL to school! what a great workout it was! and, for our packed lunches, we'd have a hard-boiled potato with a dod of ketchup, and some breadcrumbs if we were lucky, and we enjoyed it!!