Robert K

Just a guy. I work in software development. A lead full stack developer, formerly dev. manager. Avatar borrowed with permission from @n0ttomuch.

[Just Mindy 🐊 @just_mindy]

I don’t want to hear one word when Christian mayors use their official accounts to talk about Christianity every single day

[Robert K @kosrob]

This is a frequent foolishness. The Elohiim were demons or lesser spiritual entities. This is fully in agreement with the Bible, and this man has run amok with an evidence-less personal theory.

[Jay Anderson @TheProjectUnity]

🚨 He Translated Ancient Hebrew Texts for The Vatican for YEARS Until He Was FIRED for Speaking Up About What His Translations Revealed! (It's Aliens)

The Holy Bible is, according to Mauro Biglino, not a spiritual text about an omnipresent God, but an historical record of Non-Human Intelligences interacting with, and ultimately engineering, early Humanity.

These beings are known as The Elohim.

After years of working with the most respected publishing companies under the umbrella of The Vatican, producing 17 books through these channels, he was immediately fired upon publicly stating his position on the true meaning and true translation of the original Biblical texts.

His findings, theories and conclusions are based upon decades of professional translation experience, specialising in ancient Hebrew texts.

This fascinating conversation with Mauro goes deep into his realisations, conclusions and theories regarding the true meaning of The Bible and the ancient corpus of texts that form its foundations.

The TLDR?

Humanity is a cargo cult, influenced by superier intelligences, engineered genetically by these intelligences, and world religions, including the overarching narratives of monotheistic texts, have their roots in direct interactions between Humans and these Non-Human Intelligences, these interactions are referenced more profoundly in the original translations, which were, in many cases, removed from later translations that became mainstream religious scripture.

[Alex Berenson @AlexBerenson]

Cannot make this up, either.

@nytimes opinion has had four recent pieces about fatherhood and masculinity, with six authors:

Three women
A trans "man"
Two childless men

Not one father. The cultural elite contempt for dads runs so deep we don't even get to speak for ourselves.

[Magnetic Norse @MagneticNorse]

This guy fights an ALPR ticket with the kind of words that only come from experience

Take a look at him. He’s an Everyman. He’s not a great orator, he’s dressed like he just got off work, but he went and did it. He spoke his piece. He exercised his first amendment right to a redress of grievances.

So should we ALL

Finding out when your next local council meeting is is only a search away

[Robert K @kosrob]

@Zoya_ki_batein Women deserve equal exposure and punishment. We are egalitarians after all…

[Robert K @kosrob]

@nativephp I’ve had fun using it to create a unique Bible app to resolve some of the annoyances I’ve had with paid ones! It’s not ready for distribution yet, but I’m having fun!

[Robert K @kosrob]

@LundukeJournal I think it’s bad long term. You never want the OS experts who understand the system to be replaced by bots. They must be supported to continue so that the OS is cohesive.

[Robert K @kosrob]

6-10k years ago you say? Sounds like good evidence for Biblical creationism.

[Camus @newstart_2024]

All blue-eyed people on Earth descend from a single common ancestor.

One person had a mutation 6,000–10,000 years ago that switched off melanin production in the iris, creating blue eyes for the first time. That trait spread because it was considered attractive.

Green eyes are even rarer, while brown was the original human eye color.

A 2008 University of Copenhagen study confirmed that nearly all blue-eyed people share the exact same mutation in the HERC2 gene — strong evidence of a single founder.

One tiny genetic change in one individual thousands of years ago created a visible trait now carried by hundreds of millions of people today.

[Robert K @kosrob]

@DavidFish7 I'm no scholar but I always understood this to mean "their god is their [appetites]" aka drives, lusts, or appetites.

[Robert K @kosrob]

@Badhombre Oh wow that’s real?? https://t.co/CSBaD9DXgk

[Robert K @kosrob]

@PeterDiamandis Wrong. AI generated output in training data produces worse quality output in all fields and scenarios. AI still cannot improve itself.

[Robert K @kosrob]

@paleochristcon I don’t know you, and only said that you were harsh. You’re a big boy so I think you’ll survive without an apology. You ARE harsh and rude still.

New christians need help, teaching, and constant learning and repentance. Clearly she found something more comforting than the truth.

[Robert K @kosrob]

Insisting upon the integrity of the word of God is not, never has been, and never will be phariseeism or hypocrisy! The Bible itself warns and curses those who willfully change it.

[Mike Winger @MikeWingerii]

YouVersion not only carries The Passion Translation after YEARS of it being exposed as sectarian, unreliable (according to numerous respected Christian scholars), misleading, and recently being exposed even more as not even being translated in many places but copied and pasted from other works, they also promote it with ads as recently as today.

This isn’t just a translation I don’t like. It would be childish to make such a stink over that. It’s an affront to the Word of God and the people of God. If you think I am overreacting I would just let ask you to consider doing a bit of research first.

[Robert K @kosrob]

Worse! People are like water and since it’s easier to vibe code—people will gradually forget how to code. Then digital anything will be total bureaucracy because AI and its leash holders will control all online everything.

[Péter Szilágyi @peter_szilagyi]

The scary part about Anthorpic's Fable nerf is not that it refuses to answer biology or cryptography. It's that it foreshadows what's coming. A world where a couple companies decide what you can and cannot do. They're building a new ruling class and you're not in it...

[Robert K @kosrob]

@Elvish_Harper This was what killed the IP for me. Their excuse was that it was “so hard”, but ships literally have teams of astromechs maintaining these ships—each can plot hyperspace jumps. Ergo: easy. If it’s allowed once, then R2 kamikaze drones are mandatory. Foolish waste of an IP!

[blue @bluewmist]

I'm finally reading Dune. This quote, which is in the first few pages, hits hard:

"Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them."

[Robert K @kosrob]

@Edmondif143061 How are you going to avoid the “alternate runtime is death of the project” that Hack ran into?

https://t.co/ZvzMh2rheO

[Robert K @kosrob]

@Edmondif143061 So you’re essentially building an RFC because fibers don’t go full async because the underlying functions are main thread blocking. Did I get that right?

A separate runtime w/o RFC will end like Hack did IMO. And that was backed by Meta.

[Robert K @kosrob]

@againstgrmrs Did y’all see that the KDE open source foundation announced a new mascot, one that looks like a literal groomer “egg cracking” reference!?! You wanna talk about groomers , here’s some that went under the radar. https://t.co/Me8mvGa58a

[The Lunduke Journal @LundukeJournal]

Open Source has become a haven of child grooming.

And not ONE prominent Open Source organization has spoken out against it.

- Linux desktop project, KDE, has a cartoon mascot who is “Non-Binary”, with “They/Them” pronouns, specifically designed to celebrate “Trans Pride” using Trans child grooming slang and terminology.

- Bazzite, the popular Linux gaming distribution, has a cartoon mascot of a child who wears the “Trans” and “Bi-sexual” flags and colors.

- A registered sex offender, with reportedly “thousands” of acts of abuse against children, is a prominent contributor and leader in Debian, GNOME, & Ubuntu. This serial child rapist is a regular speaker at Open Source events (such as DebConf) which refuse to warn attendees of the dangers of his presense.

- Multiple prominent Linux leaders, contributors, and commentators have documented examples of collecting, distributing, and defending pornography depicting small children.

[Nancy Pearcey @NancyRPearcey]

We are culturally regressing:

"Rome left its weak infants on the hill to die while rich women carried pampered lapdogs through the streets."

[Robert K @kosrob]

@farmingandJesus Yes. Each one is made in the image of God. They are not an inconvenience — we are often too selfish and unworthy of the blessing.