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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
The universe is a poet. Live by the sword, die by the sword.
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No it doesn’t. English is as algorithmic as math. If there is a formula x = x^1 + y you wouldn’t say ; no good it implies z is also the same. You would not because it says nothing about z.
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No. You have to ask yourself why it hasn’t been used in this capacity more, and why so many billions are spent on pursuing crushing the arts and crafts into oblivion. Given the published and (and currently expressing) philosophies of the pr
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
I think that’s why they are licking their chops looking at Canada, Greenland, and Mexico. Growth at all costs. Just like a startup. Just like Rome.
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
Seriously. Working overtime…
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
Isn’t that what happens without the need of a quantum computer…
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
Hmm, no you misunderstand. Scotland was consumed by monied interests from across the water long ago. Now there’s just scattered populations, many of us dispossessed of our ancestral homes and not all by choice. The past doesn’t vanish becau
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
They say as much. They’ve never seen it before, and it’s measurable. So this means they can study it for the first time. It literally is a mystery lol.
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
This is a projection of your inner state onto the word and not the word itself. It truly is a mystery. Like most things.
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
Why is that? What do you fear so much? Let me let you into something: There will always be something to fear, and the more you go trying to squash every little bug the more something else will find you. You can’t escape your fear of pain an
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
That is not a reasonable comparison is it. Junk hyperbole doesn't make a strong point. What are you trying to say? This insidious stuff is worthwhile? Bitcoin mining in PDFs is important stuff?
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
Is this an attempt to imply the Scots had imperial ambitions and have not been fighting to keep their homes free of invasion for several thousand years? Fuck this sounds familiar right now
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
They are paid, handsomely, by it. Or otherwise brainwashed by it. And pummelled into ignorance by it, as they are told that to understand is stupid or delusional, knowledge ends at STEM, and the world only exists for efficient production of
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
Running operating systems inside of document formats is what makes computing great? I thought it was the ease and leisure as well as the aid in pursuit of real knowledge they were supposed to introduce into our lives. Can we spend our time
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
And who sold them the box as a complete life solution?
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
I wonder if they really want that, or if that is what is being actively peddled as the new and better way and they’re just ignorantly buying it up.
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
Read books not blogs. Start with the classics and poetry and feel it out. Then seek further analysis. Linguistics will help you there and its a huge subject of study but one of the best direct analytical tools in your belt.
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
And they all regretted their short sighted work didn’t they?
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LOL. I’m some sort of off-brand late comer Scots Canadian so my opinion is essentially alien and invalid to people like you but I’ve got to ask: Why does the incestuous name dropping qualify anyone especially? Peter Thiel is expressly tryin
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
Albini was a real treasure. Leading up to and during the Covid pandemic he recorded a large number of videos on recording craft and techniques for free viewing. Died young, but of course…
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
Indeed. And Pre celts and celts before the Romans. And others. Sorrily muddied through waves of cultural and religious persecution. Pretty universal story that one: One domineering bully culture claiming to be the one true light in the worl
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
Now AI “artists” are worried about protecting their “content”? Lol
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
Wisdom doesn’t need to grow, it is eternal. It needs to be learned and accessed. Key to understanding is to work to understand rather than redefine these concepts in the light of the same modernity that gave us domineering technological pro
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
This is why tech bros should read well beyond tech and don’t stop at Machiavelli like most do. The first dragon wasn’t the bad guy, but natural order. The new dragon now intends to usurp natural order. Technology can still help us, but it c
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
I heard they were just “democratizing” llm and ai development. Yesterday the industry crushed pianos and tools and bicycles and guitars and violins and paint supplies and replaced them with a tablet computer. Tomorrow we can replace craven
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
Bloody reductionist claptrap. The last defence of the arrogant. You must hang onto this wasteful device so much that you will twist the words of others to suit your agenda. I’m not sneering at play. The opposite. The black magicians as I’ve
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by 52-6F-62 2y ago
Easy, Socrates. I linked a book by an author who lays it out better than I can. Otherwise, I would be writing the book. This is an internet forum, not an academic paper.
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Words have meaning.
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Using ai to generate digital artifacts is creative? To me it seems the opposite. It requires no skill, no intuition, no mastery, and contributes nothing to the human condition. Worse: it parasitically inserts itself where real creativity sh
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Genomes didn’t reveal this. It was already known by various knowledgeable figures on the ancient culture of the isles and more recently established through poetic critique by Robert Graves (among others). These theories were largely rejecte

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