His tool claims here a bit weird in contrast:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/richhickey_state-of-clojure-2025-activity-7409248120905076736-7fXW
We seem very much into the world of old men shouting at clouds.
He should wrestle Iris on the matter:
https://deadsimpletech.com/blog/no-such-thing-as-just-a-tool
I appreciate he’s upset with novel tech and tooling but after reading that: he’s the tool.
beets.io, with a a good chunk imported as is
picard was pita, beets takes some getting used to but can run on a potato and eat tb’s of music at a time
dunno what you mean
Ubuntu is a solid option to start, and stay. Llm’s know it well, everything targets Ubuntu and the ecosystem covers server, workstation, IoT, containers and various architectures.
For non-corporate stuff I’m a fan of the antiX and MX ecosystems, Debian with rims on and a lot of user choice, control and toolkits to make things easy to manage.
I’d be wary of peeps saying ‘distro XYZ is shit’, try stuff and see what you think. Arch is a fragile restrictive toy ime, but loads seem to love it.
If it’s just a basic workstation most distros likely fine, pick something you like the vibes of and see how you go.
King’s Field IV
Nightreign made me sad, duskblood looks far worse…this is like a safe space and kinda makes me think Miyazaki maybe made things worse by trying to duct tape Resident Evil vibes to a wonderful ecosystem for cash.
In some sense the bible is a prolonged argument on the mechanics of butchering animals and how it relates to humans.
Burnt offerings, red heifers, hundreds of years of a lamb sacrifice tied to the temple, the Christos becoming the lamb of God, the Christos on the cross as the serpent on the staff, the binding of Issac and all that jazz.
In the book of Samuel wiping out the animals is a feature of genocide: “Now go and smite Amalek, and utterly destroy all that they have, and spare them not; but slay both man and woman, infant and suckling, ox and sheep, camel and ass.”