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   AI Skepticism and Oracle's Big Risk: How Will Open AI Pay for It?(eaglepointcapital.substack.com)

   2 points by lemonberry 1y ago|0 comments
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   by lemonberry 1y ago

   A stronger communal life and volunteering of some kind. Therapy may help, but I think it's still too focused on the self. Get out, meet people, talk to them, and most importantly, listen to them. Ask questions. Find a way to get curiou
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   by lemonberry 1y ago

   Very cool. I just spotted the last of the ruby throated hummingbirds at my feeder here in NH. I often hear people talking about aches and pains as signs of ageing, but for me it's been a heightened awareness and interest in birds and g
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   by lemonberry 1y ago

   There are many kinds of meditation. I'm not sure what kind you're describing, but the way I've learned it is to not be focused on any one thing, but to let thoughts arise and pass without clinging to them or trying to push th
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   by lemonberry 1y ago

   I can see AI helping some businesses do really well. I can also see it becoming akin to mass manufacturing. Take furniture for example, there's a lot of mass produced furniture of varying quality. But there are still people out there m
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   Researchers give doomsday warning about building AI too fast(semafor.com)

   3 points by lemonberry 1y ago|0 comments
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   by lemonberry 1y ago

   I'd place this skill, "Learning how to Learn", with Cal Newport's notion of "Deep Work". Part of me wants to say that the latter is a precondition of the former, but I'm not sure that's the case.
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   Fuck Willpower: Winners take shortcuts(usefulfictions.substack.com)

   5 points by lemonberry 1y ago|1 comments
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   by lemonberry 1y ago

   But you can find joy at things you envision, or laugh, or be horrified. The mental ability is surely impressive, but having a reason to do it and feeling something at the result is special. "To see a world in a grain of sand And a heav
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    ‘Robber bees’ invade apiarist’s shop in attempted honey heist(cbc.ca)

    163 points by lemonberry 1y ago|90 comments
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    In my experience if I'm getting enough fiber I don't have that much time to scroll or read while on the toilet.
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    They're everywhere these days.
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    Well, we know that tracking "everyone" would only lead to tracking a subset of everyone. A subset with a lot less money and power than those in charge of the tracking. Much like the guard or observer in the panopticon.
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    Bootstrapping the Industrial Age(kk.org)

    3 points by lemonberry 1y ago|0 comments
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    Thank you so much!! I have been trying to find this book series for years. I I first heard about it on this or another forum ages ago, but couldn't remember enough specifics to find it.
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    "It's a pity that Clojure is kind of a hermetic space these days" If you don't mind sharing, I'm curious why you feel this way.
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    "Because I write to think" Hallelujah!!
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    AI Can Solve the Fiscal Crisis for Cities–If We Let It(city-journal.org)

    1 points by lemonberry 1y ago|1 comments
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    Not sure if this will help (or if it's even correct), but Wilfrid Sellars in his essay "Philosophy and the Scientific Image of Man" talks about the difference between "knowing that" to ride a bike one needs to put p
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    From their post: "Within hours, I found myself being exceedingly cautious about everything. I missed the confidence jj undo gave me. I missed the simplicity of jj new and jj describe."
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    You are not.
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    For those not sure what just is: Website: https://just.systems Previous HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42351101
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    The Electro-Industrial Stack Will Move the World(a16z.com)

    4 points by lemonberry 1y ago|0 comments
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    I don't care for the term digital detox as it's used here either for the reasons you state. My iPhone is on its last legs and I'm pretty sure I'm going to replace it with a dumb phone. I've even contemplated getting
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    Four of the best dumbphones for a digital detox(dezeen.com)

    4 points by lemonberry 1y ago|2 comments
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    I love Claude via the website interface. I can't wait to try Claude Code. Once I have a separate computer with none of my personal information or files on it I'm going to use the heck out of it. I'd probably even install Clau
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    Cool! I had to look "Uncle Al catalogs" up. I remember seeing ads for Car Wars, but never played it myself. There were so many neat games back then. Gamma World was really neat and timely given how fearful we all were of nuclear w
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    I did not. I didn't get into computers until much later. Though I did die of Typhoid a bunch of times on the Oregon Trail when I was in junior high.
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    I loved this game! I still have the original rulebook. That my AD&D 2nd ed. books, Star Frontiers and Gamma World boxed sets may be my most prized possessions.
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    by lemonberry 1y ago

    Thank you so much, bookmarked for reading later this week. I added your RSS feed to my newsreader, but your RSS feed is broken.