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by sethjgore 9y ago
I agree that we can teach each other what kind of culture we want to instill, and one that allows people to work in an environment that boosts their potential. However, from my observations, to flat out list a finite list of behaviorism, wi
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by sethjgore 9y ago
What do you mean regarding "philosopher kings"?
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by sethjgore 9y ago
Have you considered the thinking beyond your own blip of life? The death of other, does not signify anything. It is merely death. It is the failure of the conscious mind to see death beyond its facial value. Death. It is freeing.
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by sethjgore 9y ago
In many ways I understand you. I am sorry for us both that we both must understand life this way.
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by sethjgore 9y ago
There is a constant pressure on the living. LIVE MORE! There is no further reason given. LIVE MORE! Why? LIVE MORE!
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by sethjgore 9y ago
Yes, black holes. Life is essentially struggling, scrolling, stuffing. Suicide is the default option. Surprisingly none of us are dead yet. It's not easy to be alive. We continue to give a lot.
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Ask HN: Have you ever worked with a sign langauge consultant?
1 points by sethjgore 10y ago|0 comments
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by sethjgore 10y ago
You aren't the only one noticing it. It seems to me that these devices tap into a collective unconsciousness, and this I observe to be anxiety or general human fidgety. I wonder if these devices entrance us the same way books and text
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by sethjgore 10y ago
I wonder if it is our overconfidence in our driving that makes us think we don't make even more monarchy-sized screw ups, if not deity-sized screw ups? Our concerns seem to appear as that driving a car does not feel like driving a hors
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by sethjgore 10y ago
Isn't that similar to saying horseless carriages cannot be as good as horses? Our experience in driving is never compared to the experience of riding in a carriage or even harnessing a horse. Driving is considered a discrete experience
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by sethjgore 10y ago
What were the factors that caused you to outgrow it? I'm curious
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by sethjgore 11y ago
you obviously didn't watch the video. i'm deaf and i cherish the ability to do video chats on my phone. all of my friends use video chat all time. you're just a lazy pos who comes online to post a stupid comment that has no w
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by sethjgore 11y ago
Hello! Are you open sourcing this? If so- can I use your library?
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by sethjgore 11y ago
Green-bridge.org
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by sethjgore 11y ago
OP Here. I'm a programmer by trade and standing or even sitting all day usually hurts my back. My legs are always tired. I rarely run or exercise consistently just because it's SO hard to build up the necessary strength and motiva
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GripBell: Versatile Grip, Workout Differently (Kickstarter)(gripbell.com)
2 points by sethjgore 11y ago|1 comments
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by sethjgore 11y ago
can i take a look at your toy project? i'm working on something also.
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by sethjgore 11y ago
yes. invite me if you've already set up one?
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by sethjgore 11y ago
Let's get together and work on this. There's nothing more important at this time and era of technology. beep me at sethjgore@gmail.com
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by sethjgore 11y ago
I intend to do that too. Why don't we all get on a chat room and work at it?
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by sethjgore 11y ago
we should work together! i'm working on grmmr (green-bridge.org) and we have a solid system for identifying grammar & visualizing them well. this system is built upon years and years of actual classroom usage. we're looking to
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by sethjgore 11y ago
How do I contact you? Your profile doesn't list any contact information. You can email me at aethjgore@gmail.com with your vision. I saw your other post re: the singular app / OS that does everything. I've been working on tha
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by sethjgore 11y ago
It's definitely not rocket science and yes i agree that it has to be solved. I think it's important to make it useful to the non-techie person, so they know that whatever they put out there is guaranteed to last, rather than havin
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by sethjgore 11y ago
Graphic Design
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by sethjgore 11y ago
It is simple, yet a large percentage of the users misuse and misunderstand "the" on a daily basis. The existing instruction systems arent usually focused on teaching us grammar and semantics on an inutitive and experiential level
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by sethjgore 11y ago
Probably because most of it is just useless to the general public? Metalinguistics isn't really the place for people to jump onto and use as the base to improve their language understanding. A lot of it is exceedingly jargon and thus c
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by sethjgore 11y ago
That's true. Ask a simple group of 5 linguists and they all will give you different answers. This literally happened in a workshop we gave at a college months ago. Quite funny. While working on grmmr (green-bridge.org) we recognized th
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by sethjgore 11y ago
"The deeper problem is the school tradition itself. It's a TRADITION, after all" Interesting point and I agree. Why are we identifying metalinguistics with words anyway? Why not just use symbols so we can actually compare th
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by sethjgore 11y ago
Great work here! I wonder if you'd be interested in some form of integration. I'm a partner at http://green-bridge.org and we've been bootstrapping our stuff for a year now. It's a tool used for over 15 years
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by sethjgore 11y ago
Are you pursuing your idea? I am organizing a team focused on building a system that centralizes email as an essential mode of interaction. Ping me at sethjgore@gmail.com if interested.

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