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by bobson381 1y ago
I'm with you on this. We, the conscious I having experiences, I vent explanations with language after the fact. It's fun.
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by bobson381 1y ago
Huh, thanks for sharing. Funny to see the switches in the same color scheme as some of their receivers.
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by bobson381 1y ago
This is, IMO, a result of being in ecological overshoot. We've financed our growth as a species on the back of a limited supply of energy, and we're gonna go war-mode in order to win the musical chairs game that will happen as con
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by bobson381 1y ago
imagine finding the full text of the svg in the library of babel. Great work!
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by bobson381 1y ago
Used to joke in the kitchen that I worked in that if we were pressed for time, instead of baking something for an hour at 300°, we can just bake it for 6 minutes at 3,000°. It's such a fun concept and always makes me giggle
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by bobson381 1y ago
and inflation can continue forever! no problems with that at all, the economy is definitely built on money and not a finite supply of resources constrained by entropy.
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by bobson381 1y ago
And then the attached part of this that you mentioned is that the cursed survivors have essentially outcompeted their peers for survival. They're winners of a genetic algorithm whose basis is company data. They have close contact with
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by bobson381 1y ago
tl;dr read it with friends or drugs, or as a drug. Wild shit. I was with a group of a couple friends who loved A Thousand Plateaus - we would read bits of it allowed together and laugh and generally have a good time talking about it. Probab
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by bobson381 1y ago
Philosophize this has been on such a cool track out of western canon and through more mystic/nondual flavored stuff, in a way that builds off of itself. I got Deleuze-pilled a few years ago, and have had fun listening to the whole prog
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by bobson381 1y ago
you mean as opposed to going cold turkey? That makes sense! I personally have wondered about something like this for just FB Groups - I want to read my neighborhood buy nothing page, but I don't want a curated attention-grabbing experi
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by bobson381 1y ago
this is like putting a wall in front of, or just beyond the edge of, the slippery slope. the need to make an intentional choice or pause before doing the "getting stuck scrolling" behavior is an opportunity for you to catch yours
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by bobson381 1y ago
It's gonna be a customer service agent for Sirius Cybernetics. Share and enjoy!
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by bobson381 1y ago
Wow, that's really great. Nice level of information and a solid response off the bat. Hopefully Claude catches up to this? In general I've liked Claude pro but this is cool in contrast for sure.
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by bobson381 1y ago
I heard about this the other day! I think I need one.
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by bobson381 1y ago
Teardrop shelving! For the shape of the holes.
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by bobson381 1y ago
Thanks!
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by bobson381 1y ago
Cool. Any specific recs or places to start with him?
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by bobson381 1y ago
This varies wildly with what frequency range you're talking about. Bass region, yes - room geometry makes a big difference. The rest of the range, DSP is your friend. Loudspeakers and Rooms by Floyd Toole is an awesome resource here.
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by bobson381 1y ago
There should be an extremist cult of people who are certain only that uncertainty is the only certain thing
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by bobson381 1y ago
You sound like you'd like the book Seeing like a State.
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by bobson381 1y ago
I keep thinking about the first Avengers movie, when Loki is standing above everyone going "See, is this not your natural state?". There's some perverse security in not getting a choice, and these rationalist frameworks, base
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by bobson381 1y ago
The empirical ones do! There's still a healthy sports car element to the scene though, at least in my experience.
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by bobson381 1y ago
In between rules in formal systems there's lots of space. all models are wrong, some are useful. I just really like thinking about how much is there that we don't even know about - and the more structured a system for understandin
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by bobson381 1y ago
You would like this article - https://www.theintrinsicperspective.com/p/curious-george-and... The author orders some Curious George stickers and gets a surprising array of kind of scary "closely related" stic
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by bobson381 1y ago
this was awesome. people are surprising
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by bobson381 1y ago
So until a majority is reached, it stays a collective action problem that's a loss for anyone who doesn't participate. Apes apart weak.
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by bobson381 1y ago
I actually used to work at a place that had regular power outages because it was remote and ran on hydropower. We had a bunch of old think pads with the think light at the time that were standard staff issue, and they were awesome for worki
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by bobson381 1y ago
as though subsurface pilot waves in every spectrum hold human egos as constituent particles - becoming-being lol
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by bobson381 1y ago
yep, k400 and a dell optiplex mini running debian with plasma. can stream, pull up youtube, cast to spotify, whatever. it rocks.
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by bobson381 1y ago
So - physical memory? I've been thinking recently about how we already live in an advanced computing environment: the world. Our digital realm maybe mixes map for territory. And the point here is to make marks on the territory and thro

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