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Taxes are theft and that's why they're good! 🇷🇴

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Brandon Howe
Brandon Howe@imperial_water·
@romlib_ @KeyTryer Why would I want caffeine in my coke, it makes no sense, I can’t drink it at night because I would have trouble sleeping but it’s not enough to make me feel noticeably more awake in the day.
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Romlib 🎄@romlib_·
That people act as if something is objective isn't great evidence for much, and that people who don't believe in moral realism don't give you a moral realist explanation isn't a gotcha. Religious people also bring this up as if their explanation is satisfying to anyone but other idiots who agree with them on their whole nonsense to begin with. No one finds "god tells me not to fuck dead deer" persuasive or interesting. On top of this, religious people clearly don't get that hypotheticals like this meant to invoke repulsion are gonna affect literally any well defined ethical theory, because under any well defined ethical theory you can ask a hypo the form "what if [very repulsive thing] is entailed by the theory" and you'd have to bite the bullet on it. So clearly hypotheticals about particular cases are not great at hashing out ethical theories from a realist perspective.
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Indigo
Indigo@penialism2·
@ShitlibSupreme misunderstands the argument People act as if morality is objective, and there are plenty of strong philosophical reasons for thinking so. The point of the necrophilia hypothetical is that secular moral theories can’t explain why that is objectively wrong
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ShitlibSupreme 🇺🇦 🇹🇼
"Without religion this super gross/terrible thing wouldn't be objectively wrong!" is one of the most low iq pure emotional appeals. The argument is literally just "God must therefore exist because otherwise reality would be really uncomfortable for me!"
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World of Statistics
World of Statistics@stats_feed·
🇷🇴 Romania's population 1995: 22.9 million 2005: 21.3 million 2025: 18.8 million
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Rafael Ruiz ⏸️🔸
Rafael Ruiz ⏸️🔸@RafaRuizdeLira·
@romlib_ @morallawwithin He does accept that our intuitions about stuff like disgust tend to be flawed (in Revisionary Intuitionism, towards the end), I'm just strawmanning him for the joke
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Alexander Thatcher
Alexander Thatcher@ThatchEffendi·
I find the Lee Kuan Yew fetishism on the part of the right that pretends to be technocratic very funny. Sami Gold called it "playing with dolls" but honestly there's a lot more pathos to it. The entire global right is now run by people who are the ideological descendants of Jörg Haider and Silvio Berlusconi. It's crooks and freaks who mobilize hatred to win power and once they take it all they want to do is bankrupt countries so they can spend money on sex and mansions, that's the whole thing. Now, at some level, they know this. They have to know it. However, recognizing decided to live in a Baroque fantasy where it's the politicians they make apologies for who are serious, it's Spencer Pratt and Donald Trump who are the serious bureaucrats and technocrats trying to build a functional, flourishing, multicultural city, and the leftists who are the unscrupulous, unserious ones. The cognitive dissonance is literally *the only explanation here.* There's no non-psychological reading of these tweets.
Lee Kuan Yimby@LeeKuanYimby

Zohran Mamdani is the Anti Lee Kuan Yew. Lee - “If everybody gets the same rewards, as they do under communism with their iron rice bowl, nobody strives to excel, society will not prosper, and progress will be minimal. Zohran - “We will replace the frigidity of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism, with the end goal of seizing the means of production" Singapore's success came from rejecting exactly this, and ridding his society of Zohran's ideology and all useless narcissists like him.

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maria
maria@maria_rcks·
HOLY SHIT THANK YALL (& theo) SO MUCH
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Romlib 🎄
Romlib 🎄@romlib_·
@phanari0te @maria_rcks I do try to utilize computer use more now to test UIs but in the end I still need to take a look myself.
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phanari0te
phanari0te@phanari0te·
@romlib_ @maria_rcks You can’t always test UI but depending on use case you can set up a CLI testing harness for your agent to run tests
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maria
maria@maria_rcks·
Phones are the best interface for coding agents by far Chats are easier to read, iterating feels more natural, and you can work from anywhere lol.
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Jason Dean
Jason Dean@_Jason_Dean_·
@max_spero_ I’ve been using Luna max but it has been horribly slow and crushes my usage limits in like two prompts (and sometimes exhausts the limit within 1 prompt) on a Plus plan Haven’t tried Sol or Terra yet
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Max Spero
Max Spero@max_spero_·
Just counted, in Codex there are 48 different options in the model/effort/speed selector. What's the meta on what to use? Currently on Sol/High/Not fast, but no idea if this is correct for what I'm doing. - 5.6 Sol (5 effort levels, 2 speeds) - 5.6 Terra (5 effort levels, 2 speeds) - 5.6 Luna (5 effort levels, 2 speeds) - 5.5 (4 effort levels, 2 speeds) - 5.4 (4 effort levels, 2 speeds) - 5.4 mini (4 effort levels, 2 speeds)
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Rhys
Rhys@RhysSullivan·
do you think fable is going to be removed from the subscriptions tomorrow?
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Romlib 🎄
Romlib 🎄@romlib_·
@PAHoyeck so what you are suggesting is, private-public distinction in the sheets, in-the-sheets/in-the-streets distinction in the streets
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Phil Hoyeck
Phil Hoyeck@PAHoyeck·
Petition to replace the private–public distinction with the in the sheets–in the streets distinction
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