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by gala8y 4y ago
I can't grasp it (actually not that interested in doing so), but atm I tend to look from the point of psychopathology regarding Musk. Seriously, something here is no yes.
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by gala8y 4y ago
Funny, isn't it? Please excuse my non-essential comment, but this shit-show is so funny. Watching it from the sidelines makes me think of some systemic cures for all of that, which I find none. Elon lost it completely. Psychological fa
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by gala8y 4y ago
Which reminds me of a nice, not that short, fable by Richard Bandler, Adventures of Anybody, which is a nice take on being Anybody, instead of being Nobody or Somebody. Highly recommended, hypnotic (which was Bandler's intention) read.
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by gala8y 4y ago
There is FSearch for GNU/Linux: https://github.com/cboxdoerfer/fsearch
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by gala8y 4y ago
...and Hacker News Rankings [0] view for 'last day' is also not loading. [0]: https://www.hakaran.com/
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by gala8y 4y ago
Thanks
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by gala8y 4y ago
also... in menu you have 'close', where in fact it deletes.
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by gala8y 4y ago
Thank you for mentioning Sunless. Absolutely interesting and very personal, I would say.
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by gala8y 4y ago
I've been fascinated by NLDS and always wondered how could we use theory of chaos in, for example, psychology, treating states of mind as (strange) attractors. Would that ever be useful to use NLDS thinking in discussing mind/cons
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by gala8y 4y ago
that's good news in a way. congrats!
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by gala8y 4y ago
In one of recent videos she even hand waved at quantum biology, stating that in fact there is such a thing like quantum biology, but everything [all matter] is quantum after all. I got a strong impression that she did not dive into the topi
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by gala8y 4y ago
Thx.
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by gala8y 4y ago
Fun! https://oskarstalberg.com/Townscaper/#IzBQKaIkyOM1lbn9IiXdyw...
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by gala8y 4y ago
What do you mean by 3D HTML? That is very interesting. Your page goes to 503 atm.
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by gala8y 4y ago
How many people do they need to change a lightbulb at CERN? > 4 software engineers and a programmer >> 4 people to debate the merits of LED vs CFL, one to screw it in (probably an incandescent when research money starts running low
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by gala8y 4y ago
> I enjoyed watching the making of Neverhood. Glad you liked it. I feel it also shows amazing atmosphere and spirit of people involved and this is what attracts us. You know, like backstage of Fraggle Rock or The Muppet Show. I will defi
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by gala8y 4y ago
Judging from yt videos, amazing graphics and feel. Thx for suggestion.
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by gala8y 4y ago
The whole article is very interesting and all stories are spot on touching on very important things, like shifting identities, loosing boundries between real and digital, detachment from brutality of real world... and even current trends li
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by gala8y 4y ago
For starters, re: first story ("subject: Exoskeletal unease"), it is interesting to see some meta perspective on identity creation [0] as it shifts from sincerity, through authenticity, to profilicity. Let us just not forget that
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by gala8y 4y ago
> I learned this genre is sometimes called "idle games". That is very interesting. With "idle games" idea of playing games may be stretched to all different spaces of interacting with the computer/program, touchi
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by gala8y 4y ago
It's zoning out, letting mind loose. Feels a bit like traveling, too. I checked how Total Drivin' looked. Have a look at http://dos-scholar.blogspot.com/2011/04/test-drive-iii-passi... , if you want to se
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by gala8y 4y ago
Now, that is interesting concept. I will. :)
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That's it. Amazing.
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by gala8y 4y ago
I hate almost all games for this need to advance, earn levels, die and start over, compete and score. One of very few games I played when I was young was Test Drive 4*, where I would simply drive around and play, switching wipers on and off
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by gala8y 4y ago
Well, no other way, but atm it is not exactly city center property close to the Agora. I wonder how many of these links are still alive, anyway. I have enormous nostalgia for Del.icio.us that @joshu created.
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by gala8y 4y ago
People were starting to crawl it. Surely it was huge, they were probably crawling bits they were interested in. I am absolutely positive there were people trying to crawl a lot. It was a panic of kind, like with geocities. Still, would love
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by gala8y 4y ago
> I could be mistake but isn’t a site like Pinboard largely static. Not if you want to make AND operations with tags (which is crucial functionality for bookmarking).
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by gala8y 4y ago
That's gonna be tough. Thx for sharing.
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by gala8y 4y ago
Fantastic! Big thanks for developing it in the spirit of open source.
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In the old, good days of del.icio.us social aspect was really robust. People were putting lots of stuff online. It was easy for me to find an academic or author I liked and dig through her bookmarks to my delight and betterment. It was stil

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