RHSman2

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by RHSman2 3y ago
Ha, the printer killed my love in the end. It just had an end of life. Finished. Meh!! £1500 gone! But yes, loved printing and seeing the analog reality. Different papers, inks etc. The slow sounds of production.
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by RHSman2 3y ago
That is definitely the best approach in my opinion. Getting the things that help you enjoy the sport/hobby more. Drumming, nice comfy stool (throne) Skiing, custom fitted boots Guitar, take it to a guitar tech so it plays easier Garde
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by RHSman2 3y ago
Talking about hobbies is a hobby. A good one too!
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by RHSman2 3y ago
It doesn't have to be. You can make music very simply. You can record on your phone. It doesn't have to be all the tracks and gear. I have a friend who has searched his whole life for tone. Top end guitars, amps, more pedals than
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by RHSman2 3y ago
As an ex pro photographer (not great as I am an ex!) but the best camera is the one easy to access and use. While my photos don't have the three dimensional quality they used to have, they are in the moment and captured by doing rather
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by RHSman2 3y ago
What is hilarious in road cycling is all the middle aged men who really do believe that kit = faster. If you have any basic bike of a reasonable standard, it is ALL about hours, weight and power. Nothing else. On a one hr climb up a 10% mou
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by RHSman2 3y ago
Isn't it marvellous to simplify. Remove all 'things'. I feel it in playing guitar, I often only play the most simple of setups (acoustic guitar) as it gets the the root of my itch without distraction, blame or gear desire.
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by RHSman2 3y ago
The power of systems and how we behave is very intriguing indeed.
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by RHSman2 3y ago
Take the week to be curious about life.
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by RHSman2 4y ago
I apologize. Was feeling particularly aggravated by the state of the world that day.
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by RHSman2 4y ago
I can’t claim it. An older friend passed that to me.
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by RHSman2 4y ago
It is really a special thing. Very similar to Theodore trying to get involved in The Big Lebowski and Walter shooting him down, everytime
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by RHSman2 4y ago
The 25-30 yr old version of myself who was super driven, deadly fit, focused and high achieving in chosen hobby was not a better version of me. It was a version that was a lot more free, less responsibility, way more selfish, self centered
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by RHSman2 4y ago
There are plenty examples of people who took that attitude and aren’t/weren’t good humans. You are good enough as you are. Sure, there is a better version of yourself and everyday is an opportunity to be a little better BUT your value
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by RHSman2 4y ago
The journey, not the destination. The destination is death so have some enjoyment!
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by RHSman2 4y ago
The ‘fuck it’ bucket. You realize that life is here and you stop caring about the social constructs you’ve been part of. Also, while you aren’t your virulent former self, you can do things well OR you can dive into something with the curios
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by RHSman2 4y ago
20 years ago was the Golden Years. We thought it was just like that but no. It isn’t.
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by RHSman2 4y ago
I doubt their logic and models.
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by RHSman2 4y ago
Was very, very mild.
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by RHSman2 4y ago
Human nature, not just tech
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by RHSman2 4y ago
Share meaningful times and emotions with the people that are close to you. I don’t think this is something that should be done because people will depart, more because it improves connection with people and helps you become a much more avai
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by RHSman2 4y ago
Read ‚The Unlocking Project’
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by RHSman2 4y ago
You mean will.
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by RHSman2 4y ago
What is your point out of interest?
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by RHSman2 4y ago
AlphaGo Zero It had basic rules of Go as an input.
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by RHSman2 4y ago
I didn’t say half. I just said we have 2 ways of thinking.
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by RHSman2 4y ago
You are too close. AlphaGo was trained with tech. It beat humans. ChatGPT et al are being trained. Everyone is arguing the inner workings of what is in the box. It doesn’t matter. The usage of the box(s) is what will be the big impact. Prev
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by RHSman2 4y ago
We learn that skill in our training. We are highly trained LLM’s skilled in the nuances. Everyone is acting like LLM model is the finished product. It is a baby. Do you remember your nuanced language capability at 5, 8, 10, 20? Are you the
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by RHSman2 4y ago
I’m dumber than you
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by RHSman2 4y ago
Fast thinking/slow thinking by Daniel Kannerman (and the Unlocking Project) is a book people need to read and understand. When we slow think, we work things out, when we fast think we are parrots.

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