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by sunscream89 1y ago
Moral framework: Do not interfere with the domain of others. All others are their own domain. Violating the domain of others is wrong.
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by sunscream89 1y ago
You make the most junior member of your team take notes or revise them as they are directed to deal with each issue (like final step in closing the ticket.) I know, I know, “everyone should do it.” Everyone is not going to do it, everyone l
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by sunscream89 1y ago
You have scratched a long persistent itch. Good work! And I love that you used c. Nothing against rust, or (ahem) “go”, but it’s good to see you doing something in c!
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The right way to do this is to take a few decades to reconfigure the human mind for practical spacefaring. For our first generations it will be primitive and absolutely nothing like your pathetic (needy) life on earth. Everything will be st
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by sunscream89 1y ago
Praise your outspokenness dude. I have had a love hate with it for years (as in take a year break in between smoldering frustrations) years. It’s impossible to find anything alive with the growing lists of dead old things. It would be nice
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by sunscream89 1y ago
Hey, that’s pretty dramatic for Cisco, I was taken right in to the dystopian tone at 5am. Worst yet still are those who hack our minds friend!
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Those who do these things have moved far beyond such timidities. You don’t sound reliable to yourself, how can you grasp obligations to several masters? Unless you are intending to commit fraud, the only ethical way to do this is to be such
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by sunscream89 1y ago
Universal Potential (the substance of existential being) is trapped in all material. Life systems are arms races of biotechnology for generating and sustaining a feedback loop with this echo chamber. That is consciousness. Ourselves as cons
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by sunscream89 1y ago
I walked into nearly every meeting I ever attended with a list and my working journal. If I have something important to share I bring a few copies of my highlights or just list things about other activities that I care about. I’m an introsp
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by sunscream89 1y ago
No. Read real books. Talk to real people. Do real things. You can catch up when everyone else actually gets somewhere, and have spent the whole meanwhile on self exploration.
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> What are the underlying cognitive mechanisms involved in RV? Entanglement, a secret culture among us who through lifetimes of development can circumnavigate networked entanglements. Accessing the lowest levels of brain activity, curati
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by sunscream89 1y ago
That’s soo cryptic! I think there are layers and layers to our awareness and behavior. We can change every bit with persistence and habit building (training the animal) although the is a wild ravenous bear when conflicting them outright (tr
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by sunscream89 1y ago
The idea is interesting, though the presentation as a link list of other articles is cringe. Maybe I feel each page is an advertising gimmick or something (they aren’t, or are they! One just gave me a “Apple Trojan” link grab!) I guess I ex
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What you want isn’t target or Walmart (okay, maybe Apple), it is their logistics chain. You tap their logistics (supply and demand) and slap your local brand upon it! I think NY wants to move out to escape the enshitification of global real
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by sunscream89 1y ago
Thank you for someone sensible saying something. The cult of learnings gets a lot wrong.
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The mutagenic human quality for self success I believe you are looking for is “the grind.” Everyone wants to clever their way out of the work, and every upstart should try, though we often fool ourselves into putting off the real work when