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cruelseraph.bsky.social
De lado a minha eh ok ate(fora os discos comprimidos na cervical), os outros 500 eh de frente/de costas 💀 sinto mto amg tds problemas de coluna sao uma merda, tmj etc
November 26, 2025 at 4:54 PM
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colophon.bsky.social
Are you still massively pro-apartheid or have you moved more towards acceptance?
In response to "What, particularly, do you consider to be "vilifying" as opposed to legitimate criticism? Is there an acceptable way to criticize Framework for giving money and press to racists, or is it categorically unacceptable in your opinion" Armin Ronacher 14 days ago writes: If you strongly object to Framework supporting DHH, the clearest way to express that is by choosing not to buy their products. The line gets crossed when that personal stance turns into pressure on others to adopt the same position (eg: Framework or other Framework customers). People will weigh DHH's s actions differently, and not everyone will share the same priorities, particularly in the context of Omarchy or Rails. I also disagree with some of DHH’s behavior, but not to the point where I can’t recognize the positive contributions of his. I personally don't think what DHH expresses amounts to racism even though I strongly disagree with a lot of it. It seems more like he's longing for a world with stronger cultural cohesion, which clearly implies less migration. I can see that many people share that idea, and I think it can be held without being inherently racist. It's a tension we see elsewhere too: for example, Israel's struggle to remain both a democracy and a distinctly Jewish state. You can call that racist, but it’s also about preserving a particular cultural identity build on a shared history. If someone wants to build a community of like-minded people, there's always a line between inclusion and cohesion. That tension exists in countries just as it does in spaces like this one here, which carefully curates who participates. My reading of DHH's stance (eg: like his London Post essay) is that he’s applying that idea of cultural integrity to nations. Again, I don't agree with it, but I also don’t think it's racist. It's simply a vision of society that clashes with larger scale migration.
November 26, 2025 at 6:12 AM
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epvh.bsky.social
As someone in software the only benefit to LLMs I see is it will slowly destroy the pool of people with actual expertise in building and running software making me more valuable.
November 24, 2025 at 6:13 PM
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doggetto.bsky.social
My opinion has been for years that all personalised algorithms are evil and there should be a total ban.

No YouTube reccomendations, no Twitter, no personalised news sites. If you want specific information, look for it.
November 26, 2025 at 5:59 AM