monideas

Genesis 25:32

Esau replied, "Behold, I am going to die; so why do I need this birthright?"

You can look up "prime mover aristotle" and "cogito descartes" if you're interested.

non-scientific worldview

Existence itself is beyond science and this is trivial to prove. Everyone with an above room temperature IQ can understand Aristotle's Prime Mover argument.

Note that this concept (which again, is at least as old as Aristotle) has nothing to do with religion.

From the Wikipedia page for the author of this article/paper:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_A._C._Brown

On April 1, 2026, British Member of Parliament Rupert Lowe wrote a publication on X linking Islam to the grooming gangs scandal. Brown replied "Get over it." When another user called his remark "absurdly evil", Brown repeated it. He then deleted his account.[27]

There are so many companies working on this now (cheap anti-drone tech, cheap cruise missiles, cheap missile interceptors), what you're saying is kind of moot.

I really appreciate the way you've explained this. Are there any resources you recommend to reach your level of understanding?

See also: https://github.com/qwibitai/nanoclaw

I run this instead of openclaw, mostly because Claude Code itself is sufficient as a harness.

Communities aren't fungible (in the sense that the actual particular culture and values of a particular group of people living in a particular area do have an extreme impact on that area) but also communities are not defined by particular areas that people live.

People who are from the same community tend to settle in particular areas and I think that is what the author is getting confused by.

Also many people in the developed world don't really have any community that they're a part of at all.

If you're interested in learning more about this you can look up the phrase "covenantal vs majestic community".

I bought one a few months ago off of ebay after I realized how important logarithms are in many different domains (including machine learning & information theory)

It's 40 beheaded babies all over again.

No official source ever claimed this. You are disgusting scum for promoting this lie.

Lying and trivializing the brutal murders of Israeli children and tens of thousands of Iranians civilians is utterly reprehensible.

Making money and other types of material gratification has trumped ethics, notions of virtue and honor, and responsibility towards posterity in the general US population, the US ruling class, and US elites.

Ascribing this to just "US companies" is a cop-out or a cope. The US is in complete social collapse across the entire spectrum of society.

I am coming at this from a right-wing perspective.

It's a bit pointless to repeatedly have this story on HN given that most of the heterodox comments just get flagged.

1/3 of one claim

This should be your clue that there are multiple claims which is why I asked you which ones you wanted evidence for.

For asking you to source one claim?

not backing up your full claim

Does this help you understand your issue now?

Ok you want the source for one of the claims?

Here's Al Jazeera calling Mahmoud Khalil a "student leader of Columbia protests":

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/3/9/mahmoud-khalil-stude...

You can find many other mainstream sources calling him a "leader" by simply doing a Google News search for the term "Mahmoud Khalil leader".

This is something you could have taken 2 seconds to Google. This is why you're trolling and acting in bad faith. Regardless of our discussions here, Mahmoud is being deported and many more are to come according to statement put out by the White House.

https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/1899151926777749618

Deportation and having a formal judicial process are not mutually exclusive. It seems that you're not thinking very clearly about this topic.

You are trolling or I suppose you are just upset that your guy is being deported. If there's something specific you want me to find a source for, let me know.

Which specific thing are you questioning?

That he was a leader of protests at Columbia? That the protests involved physically blocking Jewish students? That the protests involved intimidation directed at Jewish and Israeli students?

What claim?

I did not claim that he directly participated in that. If you simply google his name, in every article the word 'leader' is used to describe him in relation to the Columbia protests, protests which did include such acts.

Non-citizens should not be participating in or fomenting political protests, especially ones that involve harassment, intimidation, destruction of private property, occupations of buildings, (all of which occurred throughout the Columbia protests).

If you are talking about deporting someone for getting a speeding ticket, that would be pretty draconian unless it was something very dangerous like doing 25 over in a school zone during school hours, etc.

I will check back but there are literally pictures and videos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y16rEIXWcGs

Pro-Palestinian student protesters at Columbia University early Tuesday charged the same campus building that students advocating for racial justice occupied in the 1960s, a significant escalation at the elite institution that launched dozens of campus demonstrations across the world.

“We will not leave until Columbia meets every one of our demands,” one of the students yelled from a balcony window. The demands include university divestment from Israel, disclosure of Columbia investments and protections for protesters.

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/04/30/pro-palestinian-col...

Why post a comment like yours that can be disproven within 2 seconds of Googling?

There was literally a song written about this by Macklemore:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hind%27s_Hall

This is nonsense and simply an expression of narcissism on the part of the authors, trying to fashion themselves in the style of Guardians from Plato's Republic.

Yarvin and Nick Land were always explicitly associated with neo-reaction (NRx), not conservatism, so this strikes me as a strange comment.

Do you have a specific criticism of anything Yarvin has said? Specifically the things which he talks about in every interview he's given in the past 5 years.

That type of content is extremely useful for younger developers and the publicity probably has other benefits, but it's not for everyone.

You should make a youtube series or a long series of blog posts explaining your journey from a personal perspective, the emotional ups and downs on working on this instead of getting a new job, from a technical perspective, and from a business perspective. What types of skills did you have to learn, what were the technical challenges, what pieces of code are you particularly proud of. What was your marketing strategy?

I was thinking about CRDTs last night and now this. This is awesome.

Direct link to Linus' email: https://lkml.org/lkml/2025/2/20/2066