I’ve found that the best deceptions are those that mix lies and truth, thankfully Talarico is not an example of this. It takes a few minutes of research to show that he says one thing while being perfectly willing to capitulate when action is taken.
There are many things he has done that will prove this but you only need one. There is no faithful interpretation of the Bible that can lead to the belief that all roads leading to heaven
I find that when men are under pressure they tend to show who they are, I think that’s all you need here to determine that’s there is very little debate in this matter. Words are cheap
Genuinely asking (though I’m sure both sides will attack me again for not being on either side here):
@JoshHowerton and @jamestalarico are both bringing Scripture directly into a political fight. One is running for office. The other is publicly opposing his message.
Both believe they are reading Scripture faithfully and acting to do God’s will.
So who do you believe? That’s what I wrestle with outside of my own political leanings.
The Bible contains narrative, history, poetry, wisdom, prophecy, parable and direct instruction. How do we confidently distinguish what Scripture describes in a particular time and culture from what it prescribes for us today?
People can read the same passages and reach opposite conclusions, both claiming context and biblical authority. Two thousand years of Christian disagreement should make us humble about that.
So maybe the question isn’t only, “What does the Bible say?”
It’s also: Is Scripture confronting my cultural and political beliefs, or am I interpreting Scripture to confirm them?
And if we don’t get every interpretation right? Does Jesus still call us His?
Of course He does.
I’ve been wanting to do this for a while, a digital library for all my books physical and audio. Opus 5.5 crushed it
Add books, organize them, decorate the shelves, change the room and time of day
Still have some tweaks to make but wow vibe coding has come a long way.
Gone are the days I would have had to do this by hand
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I'm proud to announce PokeWorlds Online. The goal of this server is to create a multiplayer Pokémon game on @Hytale #Hytale #HytaleModding (1/4)
The intellectually honest take here is that maybe AI has vastly improved in the last year. Frankly I think most normal people feel the same, it was very bad then became good enough to convince
Sick the “safe” AI company thinks that the corporate oligarchs should be the only ones to wield the “new most dangerous model”. Im sure it’ll be fineeee, they’ve all been such outstanding individuals
All I see is AI training in progress 😂
someone made the most ADDICTIVE game to learn DATA CENTER networking
its called Data Center, $6 game, you start with bare floors, buy racks, mount servers, route every cable by hand
the INSANE part, every customers traffic shows as colored balls rolling through your cables... you literally see bottlenecks in real time
180 reviews in 48 hours, people with RTX 4090 rigs are HOOKED on a $6 cabling sim
Or just use spacebot 👀 @jamiepine spacebot needs an x
if you're not using your OpenClaw agent on Discord yet, do it now.
i was running everything through TG. it works, but when you send a task you have to wait for the agent to finish, then send the next one. everything is sequential. one task at a time.
Discord has channels. each channel can become an independent agent session. same agent, same workspace, same files, but separate conversations running in parallel.
the productivity difference is big. i went from working on one thing at a time to 5-6 projects in parallel.
here's how to set it up (takes 10 minutes):
1. go to Discord dev application → New Application → give it a name
2. go to Bot tab → enable Message Content Intent and Server Members Intent under Privileged Gateway Intents → save
3. go to OAuth2 → URL Generator → check "bot" in scopes → in Bot Permissions check: View Channels, Send Messages, Read Message History, Embed Links, Attach Files, Add Reactions → copy the generated URL
4. open that URL in your browser → pick your server → authorize
5. in your OpenClaw config, add Discord:
6. restart gateway. bot goes online. done.
I recommend to add a system prompt per channel so the agent automatically knows what project it's working on. no need to re-explain context every time.
each channel becomes a specialized agent that remembers everything you discussed in that channel. it reads the same workspace files, has the same tools, same SSH access, but stays focused on its topic.
Telegram for quick back-and-forth with your agent. Discord for parallel workflows. use both.
One thing I keep noticing in recent world events is how the same side of the political spectrum repeatedly gravitates toward the most extreme interpretation. Whether it’s minimizing the record of an indicted narco terrorist, celebrating increasingly socially interventionist governance in New York, or reflexively assuming U.S. actions are illegitimate, the pattern feels less like principled critique and more like ideological instinct
At this point, claims that the action was illegal are largely posturing. The War Powers Resolution allows unilateral action with after the fact notification, and whether it becomes unlawful depends on scope, justification, and whether it turns into a sustained conflict.
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I have been having this problem with AI and it's magnified on X. Everyone is constantly talking about how amazing their experience is, yet here I am with skill issues never seeing the dividends these people get. I find that I fight a ton with incorrect answers, not in syntax, but in direction. Again I can admit skill issues. At the same time, I don't really care if I type every letter. I love LSPs and autocompletes because I can output faster when I am in the zone. So if I can extend that experience, I'll be so excited.
So I decided maybe I need an AI experience that is more my speed. Something in which compliments my lack of skill issues in programming. Something that could make me 50% faster, maybe even 2x faster while not compromising actual quality of any kind.
This is my first iteration. This is 99.
This is very alpha level implementation, but it's ready for some basic test driving and feedback. If you have any of the same feelings as me, check out 99.
github.com/ThePrimeagen/99
As someone who has used almost everything out there atleast once... can confirm omarchy is a delightful to install and use
