Frummy

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Fleurs du Mal(fleursdumal.org)
161 points by Frummy 1y ago|59 comments
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by Frummy 1y ago
It's the answer, a vector of integers
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by Frummy 1y ago
I hope we delve deeper into pentacles and rites in candlelit basements to appease black boxes of neural mimicries of canaanite archetypes
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by Frummy 2y ago
Before current AI you might’ve had to rely on brain damage inducing amounts of free association to connect the dots.. now it might actually be a hundred times easier to learn.
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by Frummy 2y ago
Beyond momentary balance, I wonder what the process of looking away and daydreaming for 3 minutes then resuming with an insight will look like once implemented somewhere. There’s some form of benefit. Turning off focused attention, the subc
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by Frummy 2y ago
Communication Surface of Corporate Entity Employs Sales Techniques
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by Frummy 2y ago
Even if it turns out to be worse, having an alternative can be good. Imagine a bunch of therapists in [insert country you find evil], they obviously depend on salaries and for example could divert critical but healthy sentiments toward e g
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by Frummy 2y ago
The people maintaining the systems could use AI to grapple with transforming it faster, no? I mean, if you have to rewrite existing programs from 1995 all the time you might as well feed an AI the context and get some suggestions and just v
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by Frummy 2y ago
Pardon the cult-like musings ahead of time, but it’s par for the course. My initial thought was rationalism is obviously egoic and selfobsessed, loving and trusting ones own thoughts. Set theory should tell you that you cant make a mental i
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by Frummy 2y ago
It goes up the chain to the central bank.
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by Frummy 2y ago
That’s very correct haha. Thanks for hyping, it’s always awesome to see. You’re right because how can I build complex moneymaking stuff if I’m too hesitant to build simple cheap stuff, all the more reason to get to building so it doesn’t st
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by Frummy 2y ago
You’re right. Thanks for sharing info openly, appreciated.
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by Frummy 2y ago
Yeah sorry I see what you mean, usually enter for me makes newline but this was extreme
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by Frummy 2y ago
Man if this idea makes >500 bucks per month no offense I mean it positively you just motivated me to unironically create my somewhat as simple idea that was laughed at by literally everyone in a geek discord Like maybe the lowhanging fru
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Show HN: Math Minigame(arithmetic-skinnerbox.lovable.app)
6 points by Frummy 2y ago|0 comments
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by Frummy 2y ago
Even recent kings have this grand education from the best of the best if not from actual geniuses, examples abound like Alexander the great and Aristotle, and usually there’s other examples in wikipedia articles for most recent kings, even
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by Frummy 2y ago
He said something like, in speaking with a therapist, ”if i get therapy, is there a risk i’ll lose my creativity?”, and she said ”yes”. So he didn’t take it if i recall, and did this transcendental meditation thing instead. That’s someone w
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by Frummy 2y ago
It’s simple, if you can do a special rain dance that makes you not have to draw back your bottom line, you will do it every day of the week whether you’re a billion dollar corporation or a 500 year old university
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by Frummy 2y ago
Sorry I don’t understand the question and how it relates to my comment? If you’re currently writing on an eisenhower matrix, if that’s what you’re asking, I suppose you’d have to evaluate for yourself which options place where on the two ax
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by Frummy 2y ago
You know I think a lot of the problems is we are looking for magic when it is dull and boring around us. If all else fails, just stay at the surface and say everything is as it seems and nothing is deep or dramatic, and do nothing else but
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by Frummy 2y ago
It might not help directly with digital, but if you get on the phone to sell something that gives a sort of fundamental understanding of sales that can inspire plans for other avenues of sales and marketing
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by Frummy 2y ago
Idk read ”the monk who sold his ferrari” or something not that i have (read book, or ferrari) Also youtube.com/watch?v=GmJI6qIqURA&t=15m14s but for millionaire equivalent instead of billionaire e: advice comes in all shapes and for
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Things Hidden: The Life and Legacy of René Girard – Documentary [video](youtube.com)
1 points by Frummy 2y ago|0 comments
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by Frummy 2y ago
Awesome. I remember the pain of not even being able to read code within one and the same organisation, stuff like this I imagine will make work easier for anyone who builds top-down mental models.
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by Frummy 2y ago
I for one look forward to outsourcing my bodily movements via a nervous system implant directly connected to the cheapest model available
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by Frummy 2y ago
Could have a virtual numpad
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by Frummy 2y ago
"complacency breeds complacency breeds complacency breeds complacency breeds complacency breeds complacency breeds complacency breeds complacency breeds complacency breeds complacency breeds complacency breeds complacency breeds compla
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by Frummy 2y ago
Yeah this 'leak' can be plugged really easily, more like a temporary taste test rather than full blown model leak I mean the spreader doesn't have to be the originator (lazy, bad security etc) either, but could be Have to agr
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by Frummy 2y ago
Thanks for sharing. The reverse direction here, I'm trying to go from fuzziness to the exactness of those true/false dichotomies, haha. The way I've been attacking mathematics, it's like a tree in the forest, one could s
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by Frummy 2y ago
Have you ever ascribed numbers to real life personal problems? I find that managing to frame something bothersome into a converging limit somehow, really dissolves stress.. A few times at least.

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