Frummy

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by Frummy 2y ago
HN discussing this link in old thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38876560
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by Frummy 2y ago
Maybe you were like one with the coin and always pushed it the optimal way for like the same type of movement and direction and rotation for the same amount of rotations in air etc like perfected an initial condition and kept it stable like
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by Frummy 2y ago
My personal feeling is that when some sort of spiritual practice succeeds I almost forget why I did it in the first place because it was so low level and tightly bound to my experiencing of reality that it couldn't really be described
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by Frummy 2y ago
Thanks for the advice. Potentially, it's not insanely farfetched to assume AI and math (currently doing math) can unlock more precision with less data and invasiveness. While it's at one level physics, stronger algorithms and anal
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by Frummy 2y ago
Yeah the focus would be on inventing non-radiation means of scanning, e g further developing Ultrasound Elastography (vibrations) or Diffuse Optical Tomography (near-infrared light). So there's the concept of a thingamajig, a plot devi
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by Frummy 2y ago
Money Oh that sort of why Because it's a spiritual thing, the yuppies who are also slightly hippies would want to see size and health and calcification %, more data sort of like a feedback loop like if you can do crunches and see more
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by Frummy 2y ago
I recently had the idea to start a company that measures specifically properties of the pineal gland, I think people would pay for that. I have no domain expertise whatsoever. If anyone wants to investigate this deeper with me let me know
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by Frummy 2y ago
Read a translation of the Gathas by Zarathustra which is highly recommended. I like it because it equates good with truth. The Buddhist Dhammapada for example also views the removal of illusion as a good. Moreover, Zoroastrianism has had a
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Zarathushtrian Religion, Philosophy and History [video](youtube.com)
2 points by Frummy 2y ago|2 comments
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by Frummy 2y ago
Yes, but.. Policies have direct material influence. Even if 99% dream and believe and talk and think.. That law gets passed that says those mining companies dig beneath those mountains and the board of the mining company don’t have to care
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by Frummy 2y ago
So I don’t know this stuff so I’ll stochastically parrot a reply here of my understanding of what I just read. The ML model is trained on the price spread and volume data collected with the cronjob every 5 minutes and stored in a database,
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by Frummy 2y ago
Each seed may land in a unique place, being swept by the wind from the same tree.
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by Frummy 2y ago
I’ve been getting legal mails for the entire process since I had like 0.000000000003 cents in a wallet called blockfolio that was acquired by FTX which was pretty funny to follow
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by Frummy 2y ago
It's tragicomical, since it's at the core of renowned institutions I thought surely this must be a world of logical, crisp perfection. A perfectly engineered engine, surely if these systems are so important and at the very center
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by Frummy 2y ago
I just noticed that article has previously known nazca lines, upon a quick google of them, such as 'the astronaut' that we discussed in that thread which isn't new at all, can't find when it was discovered but for exampl
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by Frummy 2y ago
Primarily the two legs, no arms, and backpack Yeah you’re right there are two eyes which doesnt line up but the Internet went crazy for the amogus hieroglyph which also had eyes
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by Frummy 2y ago
It is literally an amogus.. an among us crewmate in the exact format of the meme Like the ultimate case of pareidolia it has been spotted in trashcans, egyptian hieroglyphs as the god Medjed, now here. Wouldn’t be surprised if it was fake d
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by Frummy 2y ago
And also if I recall correctly you could raise the rent past all reasonable limits and collect evil points and degrade the health of the cities. But that was probably Fable 3 and/or 2. In 3, you also got to play as king in the court, a
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by Frummy 2y ago
Yeah thanks, I tried to say I’m not criticising religion It was a literal cult I’ve read like hundreds of articles and regrets of members and experienced first hand discussions that are manipulative and withholding information and rationali
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by Frummy 2y ago
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by Frummy 2y ago
I really agree, religion unlocks a lot for a lot of people. I have transcendental beliefs that have been of service. Acknowledging that, some organisations use others conscience against them to control them. Some make the decision selfishly
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by Frummy 2y ago
I see what you mean and was slightly confused when reading the article as well. The author uses the word probably to take the middle stance, acknowledging those who have it and read the article without discrediting their worldview, when the
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by Frummy 2y ago
That’s the name of their self-organized movement (how they view and call themselves)
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by Frummy 2y ago
Some DAO’s (decentralized autonomous organizations) function well in their small local area of application, like the rest of crypto there’s usually a centralised organisation behind it, and some scams and failed applications obviously
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by Frummy 2y ago
It's a short comment so it's easily misunderstood He probably means that due to compliance and security and so on, data leak risks etc, it would never be greenlit to be used because COBOL which is mostly in the financial industry
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by Frummy 2y ago
Uhm I don't want to say too much and shoot my own foot here, haha I just said that defensively as a precaution for the link to not get instantly dismissed. But basically, the same type of crowd as the new age hippie DMT psychonauts mee
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by Frummy 2y ago
Idk sometimes LLMs just refuse Maybe some extra engineering padding text explaining how its ethical to the LLM could get it to reconsider, like saying the user submits their own link and so on Or circumventing via all the possible methods,
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by Frummy 2y ago
"Thank you for your interest in my work. However, roasting or insulting others goes against my principles." I liked the idea enough to try at least
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by Frummy 2y ago
Fasting for just one day, after two years of eating anything at any time, really cleared up my mind. Most religions of the world have some form of semi-regular fasting, probably for good reason.
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Short-term fasting induces profound neuronal autophagy(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
10 points by Frummy 2y ago|6 comments

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