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by prox 4y ago
The user must be and feel in control at all times. Taking away agency in most cases is unwarranted. Exceptions may be with children or special needs groups.
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by prox 4y ago
Exactly, as soon as were to butcher my english, a certain amount of credibility will be incurred, even if the communicators are aware of it. It could probably eloquently explain the workings of a Retro Encabulator fluidly and you’d nod a fe
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by prox 4y ago
This I agree with. I found someone who was bring into my awareness the difference between the old and new so I could viscerally feel it throughout my system, which made it complete and it felt truly like something had healed.
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by prox 4y ago
That’s mostly on the way you plan structure your code. But also inherent in programming. Make sure you comment your code and keep certain planning central or near to your files.
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by prox 4y ago
Could you sum up the beefs if it is relevant? I ignore twitter as much as I can. Part of me feels that in the run to more privacy, we don’t really have a reputation system anymore. You mention that Jack and Miles are good people, but how ca
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by prox 4y ago
There are pretty free range as well!
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So basically a certain energy allows to bring forth certain particles into being through laws of physics. How does the universe know the laws, how is it encoded? Sorry if I am vague!
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I still see extreme right wing propaganda on a pristine profile on YouTube’s flipping homepage. I would love to use expletives on the YT management right now, but I refrain.
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by prox 4y ago
I always have trouble imagining the fields. Are they like Photoshop layers that work in the background?
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We really lack coherent movements that move needles like we had in the 20th century. Say the suffragettes or the end child labour movement, or voting. These days it is very fragmented and often co-opted very quickly which is the opposite of
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by prox 4y ago
Your comment suddenly reminds me of Agent Smith paraphrased “we designed the perfect world for you, but your primitive minds tried to wake up from it. Whole harvests where lost.” I think there can be a lot of neurological imbalance from co
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Oh absolutely, that’s why the very idea is interesting and even philosophically vital to put out there. Most people can’t shift there minds and culturally are stuck in a certain “this is how it was and should be.” (Conservatism) and “this i
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by prox 4y ago
Yeah, that’s exactly the gap between here and there I think. There will be a lot of resistence from vested interests. It probably needs a sliding scale like car companies going for 2030 to electrify their car line-up so they can keep the sa
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You’re probably right but it’s interesting to think of a world where everything can be printed on demand for example (assuming extraction and recycling with zero friction)
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In “all-needs-met-ism” there is no wasted “bad” energy. People who don’t want to work go on permanent holiday. That’s where it gets psychologically interesting. How long do you holiday before you want to do something again? I do concur we a
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by prox 4y ago
There is something awesome about the end of shortage. We are hardwired for scarcity and capitalism itself thrives on it to create value. Perhaps for the first time in history we need to rethink the whole model of production, needs, wants an
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by prox 4y ago
I am trying to imagine why one would need millions of web sockets :) What are the use cases here?
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by prox 4y ago
With Obsidian and an add-on you can output html pretty quickly (even with some CSS I believe) So from writing to publishing is a short flow.
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That’s a deep y-axis! But yeah, essentially!
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It’s a nice confluence, that words and symbols and meaning sometimes converge!
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It’s nice to get quick in context answers to concepts and their relationships. Sometimes I have a vague notion, but with ChatGPT it resolves my hunch quite quickly without reading through a (sometimes ad spammed) article. Google should be c
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by prox 4y ago
Doesn’t your nickname chaitanya mean “consciousness” ?
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I agree. One of the problems I hear sometimes as an Elite Dangerous player is that the game is a “mile wide” , yet an inch deep. The game relies a lot on text (from the galnet news to the station boards) to convey what is happening. While t
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by prox 4y ago
I would chip in. That’s a great idea!
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Wouldn’t this also be correlated somehow in its vector space?
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It’s really easy to cut back on your IT infrastructure until stuff like this happens, and suddenly everyone is up in arms about why something isn’t working. But it makes great budget headlines, “I slashed the IT budget in half!”
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by prox 4y ago
Yeah, the only people I trust are the ones I have seen in reality. And if we speak digital we probably have to have a call and respond password. We need tools for trust if we want online to thrive.
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by prox 4y ago
Coerced?
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by prox 4y ago
The wording “suspect” comes to mind. Are they? If they are in fact dissidents.
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by prox 4y ago
Indeed. Although it probably just picked it up as it was trained. Which isn’t weird. Because I would also argue humans get unhinged, sad or argumentative when being rude or condescending against. Yet it happens a lot on the internet and s

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