goldfeld

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by goldfeld 4y ago
Nay, my thought at seeing John Keats was, John Keats; or e'en The Pot of Basil
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by goldfeld 4y ago
Are there any newsletters about generative art? Is it a popular topic?
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by goldfeld 4y ago
In the aftermath of a long prostrated war with tabs on browsers on tabs (bookmarks for me I know it's where links go to die, often literally so) and figuring I rather work analog than digital, I came to a system to debrief and save re
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by goldfeld 4y ago
Yes I do love it, but have since moved on, now the arts hold more interest and, interestingly, promise, for me than computers per se. Though technology seems worthy of keeping tabs on, I now try to go days without if I can; it's much h
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by goldfeld 4y ago
Although desecrating in memoriam, and paling in comparison to, the Temple, with which material it was built. It is a bit revolting to think and compare what went inside the holy temple walls and what went within the colosseum's, so tba
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by goldfeld 4y ago
However possibly he meant sit still usefully, otherwise why sit rather than lounge in an ottoman? sit still, that is, sustain study, or read literature, or have creative idylls, write, comtemplate the inner realms. Sounds to me like the quo
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by goldfeld 4y ago
As far I went down the ancient sanskrit traditions, I also think this numbering system has deep ties to numerology, astrology and derived spiritual disciplines like raga (classical carnatic music, hindustani) and classical dances like Katha
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by goldfeld 4y ago
Oh you've no idea how catastrophic cascading effects over generations of parenting will be, but it's all fitting to a plan you know, the pandemic was just a means. The words religious and fascism come to mind, also Greg Egan'
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by goldfeld 5y ago
As the other user replied, only a few people who will read between languages/uses will pick up the nuance or irony, which however was not at all meant by you, that is, you didn't play with multiple meanings but just the "hack
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by goldfeld 5y ago
I'm sorry to go off on a tangent, but the modern americanisms and other figuratives of english perpetually amuse me. First because people get so used to internet-powered mannerisms that even professional writers feel compelled to use c
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by goldfeld 5y ago
> "Lootboxes" .. "highest Dutch court" This is either high sci-fi parody or I want another hitech future, because it continually feels that all the technology in the world is only ever useful, successful for the most
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by goldfeld 5y ago
Bluetooth is a nightmare. My jbl little box won't catch my phone's awesome vibes unless they touch, otherwise audio gets chopped. I'm still trying to find my simple in-in jack which has much better range than "touching&q
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by goldfeld 5y ago
I'll just have to do a counterrant in the hopes it can be useful, it's one word: ayurveda. Seek it if you feel like, but basically I predicate it on the thought modern pharma is very much trying to hit above its weight class and m
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by goldfeld 5y ago
It's easy to ride a high horse and advise states (which have always been vicious, in old or modern history) to do the right thing, period. Who has done more war crimes and inhumane acts in recent years, and in recent decades, around th
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by goldfeld 5y ago
I wonder if it could be integrated with the Cyrillic Polish idea, would be the ultimate conlang, ultimately exotic for non-slavs and possibly practical.
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by goldfeld 5y ago
Or perhaps today's Leonardos lost themselves in computer mess and can't think as straight and simply, unassisted, as that renaissance rockstar. Perhaps we'd have more profound genius if fountain pens, letters and hardcover to
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by goldfeld 5y ago
When exposing makes you consider the audience thoughtfully, yes, it's a whole other game then. It's so common for me that I think some part or a piece of writing is fine. But when I consider posting it, or submitting to a literary
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by goldfeld 5y ago
It seems like a quantum effect of our consciousness, 'putting the ideas into words changed them'. It's a perpetual chase after wording, and when you reach the post, it's already far-off again. This thought sheds some ins
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by goldfeld 5y ago
Thank you so much the three of you! For a writer studied in high school lusophone classrooms, I'm surprised to find that he's quickly becoming one of my favorite novelists in any language, it's very poetic prose and very fres
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by goldfeld 5y ago
So here might be a place in which to ask: Eça de Queiroz nentions "the poet of Vozes d'Aurora", in a novel (Os Maias), but I couldn't find any results on it, is it a fictitious creation?
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by goldfeld 5y ago
You may as well assert, since you cannot be sure of another's subjective yet perhaps eminently palpable experiences, that naturalism is the only chance for the rational, thinking masses to conceive of the world and its reasons. And tha
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by goldfeld 5y ago
It is quite wild. The only thing missing is good will.
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by goldfeld 5y ago
Phew! And here I was thinking the problem would lie in using it! mercifully big tech is saved.
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by goldfeld 5y ago
I'm also steeped on wine all day through since it provides stimulation burp I don't get otherwise, it's just the heat of the moment! Cheers!
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by goldfeld 5y ago
Someday when I'm about 120 I'll write a knowledge work manual for the young lad and lady and start each chapter with "My child, "
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by goldfeld 6y ago
Hey! Yes, flamenco is well considered a complex musical instrument of percussion, much like a Jazz drummer could make complex patterns and improvise. Hope we get to dance together someday on some improvised street somewhere in the world! Th
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by goldfeld 6y ago
It's only different for sports because all the coordinating (like of old the activites of hunting and war) applies to a single focus, the body is all maneouvered to the same mind state. In dance, you have to coordinate subtle muscles i
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by goldfeld 6y ago
I would guess the main driver for brain stimulation is the coordinative aspect of dealing with many motor skills over different body parts doing different things, while also coordinating the rhythms and cadence of music in your mind. So the
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by goldfeld 6y ago
And how can 1% of the U.S. population shut down its wealth in their safes?
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by goldfeld 6y ago
For musicians and the old and true bedroom guitar video what are good established or up and coming networks and/or apps?? I think some subreddits might work (though I also guess you have to be a regular first to then post your stuff),

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