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Cioran, in effect: The blank time of meditation is, in truth, the only "full" time. We should never blush to accumulate vacant moments—vacant in appearance, filled in fact. To meditate is a supreme leisure, whose secret has been l
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Lost Album of the Week: Audience's The House on the Hill
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...what i enjoy in a narrative is not directly its content or even its structure, but rather the abrasions i impose upon the fine surface: i read on, i skip, i look up, i dip in again (barthes, the pleasures of the text )
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worth looking into c.s. peirce's[1][2] pragmatism material 1: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/John-Sowa-2/publication... 2: https://newcriterion.com/issues/1997/11/vulgar-r
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what about the robots meta tags[1], e.g., noindex, nofollow, noarchive? 1: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/...
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i take it this guy isn't big on critical theory
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i like the default (unstyled) link colors chrome uses, they seemingly do accessibility the best. on the other hand, safari's default link colors for dark mode are quite poor, e.g., a:link is dark blue, a:visited is purple worth noting,
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> only changes the colors for syntax highlighting -- which is now slightly broken in the dark mode might be of use: @supports (color-scheme: dark light) { @media screen and (prefers-color-scheme: dark) { code { ... }
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The Oldest Systematic Program of German Idealism
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> I mean... Maybe you should care sometimes? Maybe it is good to try and not repeat others and try to express original and useful thoughts? reminded of dfw: "true heroism is minutes, hours, weeks, year upon year of the quiet, precis
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re: your site, don't you think the standard for epigraphs (and quotes in general) should be non-italicized, i.e., left to how they were originally written, with or without emphasis?
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i'm of the stylistic critiques that (1) one should resort to using one set of alternates (a letter or word) per page at most, if the conditions are appropriate for using them at all, and (2) opt out of the typographic convention of sid
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tumblr was really something in the first several years - all due in part to the great early (design) hires. i was in my teens then but i rememeber my time on the platform pretty fondly
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see https://stronglifts.com/ , reasonable program/philosophy to abide by - i came across it on here on hn, if i recall correctly
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i tend to find the non-tech interviews the most interesting for the remoteness of the tools so to speak, e.g., coming across tools like https://www.wonderdraft.net/ , a fantasy map creation tool, and thinking it's rathe
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alternatively, see https://usesthis.com/ - "a collection of nerdy interviews asking people from all walks of life what they use to get the job done" ongoing since january 2009 some somewhat notable interviews have
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Be like the Silkworm
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compared to the little coverage of the vessel carrying hundreds of migrants which capsized and sank in the mediterranean, and, by factor of sitting, watching, and waiting without intervening, were killed by the eu and greek coast guard
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the librewolf maintainers are trustworthy - i know user fxbrit, the librewolf macos maintainer, is also, if i'm not mistaken, the macos maintainer of mullvad browser, the browser collaboration between mullvad vpn and tor further readin
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Kaija Saariaho: 11 Essential Works
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notes which are seedful for reading p&r: some prior familiarity or concurrent reading with hume (especially since it's the version of modern philosophy whitehead is attacking and building upon), kant's response to hume (if onl
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begs the question: where is our robert bresson in our hyper-banal modernity?
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“Listening” by Roland Barthes [pdf]
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Michael O'Gara: Mystic Rider
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the impossibility of being human[1] indeed! 1: https://allpoetry.com/poem/10257717-Beasts-Bounding-Through-...
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Tractatus Logico-Suicidalis
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how delightful!
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> questioning those things at lower levels is fruitless in MHO, since we would not be able to grasp it at lower levels rings true
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https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/version-story
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metaphysics is one of the best games in town for we are all at a existential disposition. and buddhism holds it's own: not only does it have a powerful and credible metaphysics but a well-grounded epistemology and ethics which has insp
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