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by tern 9mo ago
Nope, that will happen, but it also doesn't mean you're fucked . It just means it's time to move up the value stack. The fear that lead to the black and white thinking expressed in your comment is the real issue.
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by tern 9mo ago
I just started building something with Elixir and that ecosystem is stacked with "back-pressure" opportunities
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by tern 9mo ago
There is no such "design theory," only schools of design
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by tern 9mo ago
The reason is that the underlying technology evolves, and software itself goes through cycles of innovation. Software stays just flexible enough to adapt to the changes and absorb the innovations. It finds this balance "by itself"
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by tern 9mo ago
I should add, a very specific thing about the Bay Area that had an outsized contribution to my life was the group house culture. There are hundreds (or thousands?) of micro-communities sharing dwellings in the Bay in a way that's unlik
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by tern 9mo ago
While I have no doubt that this is a liberating practice for you, for anyone else reading, you can also actually become a real shaman in pretty much any shamanic tradition, and I know many people who who have done that. This is, in fact, an
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by tern 9mo ago
I’ve seen the numbers, but honestly it’s pretty wild for me to read this thread. Many people’s stories paint a picture in my mind of lives that feel devoid of richness, almost like watching an advertisement or a sitcom. Sadly, I come across
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by tern 9mo ago
There's a conversation on YouTube between Mike Johnson (whose theory is the subject of the article) and Michael Levin. Levin's work has been a huge inspiration ... for everyone working between biology, psychology, and spirituality
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by tern 9mo ago
It's always the same: workers need to unionize and form a political power bloc. Then, those most impacted—the majority—have an array of options, which are well explored in the annals of leftist and socialist political theory. This is n
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by tern 10mo ago
justification for/of what?
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by tern 10mo ago
> That's because it's inevitable and at that point they've been sick or infirm for years to decades. Maybe, maybe not. Either way, the experiment would be interesting indeed.
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by tern 10mo ago
For me, the biggest tell was how frequently older people report feeling completely at peace and ready to die. As my own life progressed, the feeling of novelty became harder to find, and then less important. Grief became easier, death becam
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by tern 11mo ago
Thank you for this! I applied using AdGuard Pro and it works great ||amp-api.books.apple.com^ ||p2-buy.itunes.apple.com^ In AdGuard syntax, in case it saves someone time
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by tern 11mo ago
I'm quite disappointed by the discourse in this thread. We can build privacy-preserving identity. It's a huge opportunity. Go work on it! If you're in the Bay, there's a conference on it every year where the people build
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by tern 11mo ago
This is the most maddening topic I've experienced in recent times. My guess is it's the ghost of ww2. Anything that looks or smells like a definitive reduction of a human being to numbers is to be opposed, regardless of utility. W
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by tern 11mo ago
Big difference between a hash for use as an attestation (proof of humanity) and a digital ID associated with your name
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by tern 11mo ago
The most important party hack in my opinion is to ban alcohol and provide something else
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by tern 11mo ago
The people I had in mind were the ones who are just friendly, kind, loving people (think: Miyazaki film character or something), but there are certainly self-centered people who would be embarrassed to be seen on a dating app too. I think t
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by tern 11mo ago
A major factor in my world: the coolest people don't use dating apps because they find the experience awful and they have no problem meeting people in real life The spicier version: dating apps select for personality disorders, and as
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by tern 1y ago
I don't know your relationship with the former person, but as for drawing general conclusions, I—as a reader of your comment—can't assume that you have assessed accurately whether their case is better. You might not be aware of su
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by tern 1y ago
I think what people miss about bloat, and about what's changed with software over the years, is that a vast variety of niche use-cases are now supported. Software runs on dozens of different systems, every aspect is customizable and pr
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by tern 1y ago
I found it interesting, and I'm surprised it got flagged
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by tern 1y ago
Don't want to crash my friend's server, but he made a Mac app with this: https://www.viawormhole.xyz/
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by tern 1y ago
Neuroticism is a property of an exchange, not an isolated phenomenon. If you're honest with yourself, you might start to see that we're all partners in a great dance.
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by tern 1y ago
Ah, I was imagining a Chrome extension would be the easy way
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by tern 1y ago
I wonder if it could be done with torrents ... or user-supplied API key. Still some legal attack surface area, but perhaps no worse than yt-dlp.
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by tern 1y ago
As far as I know, this isn't true. Many members of the CCP have engineering degrees. A relevant podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1TeeIG6Uaw
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by tern 1y ago
Post if you do—would be game-changing
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by tern 1y ago
It's also by now subjectively very "historical." It's possible that if you continued the chart until 2025, the task of documenting all of the sub-genres would be infeasible. Electronic music has exploded in variety sin
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by tern 1y ago
For most people, no, privacy does not matter in this sense, and "security" would only be a relevant term if there was a pre-existing adversarial situation

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