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Arguably, being "authentic" in many ways covers this
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I must respect your karma, but I'd wager you'd find something you're not expecting if you addressed the social anxiety, addiction, and chatty mind you allude to here (I understand you will probably object to these characteriz
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I know how much HN loves Urbit /s, but it's the only attempt to create a computer that you can own that I'm aware of and (1) shows the scale of the endeavor and (2) proves it's possible https://tlon.io/
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My sense from the review is that this book might miss another dimension of class in America having to do with the different settler populations. He's written another book review on Albion's Seed, which illuminates this aspect: ht
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I'm currently using NotePlan because I haven't been able to find a good Roam-like iOS app. Is this on your radar?
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As the DeFi ecosystem develops over the next 10 years and likely governments get involved, something like FDIC insurance will emerge in those systems—probably both centralized and algorithmic versions. Rudimentary versions of many financial
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Rent seeking monopolies are the only organizational forms that have generated fundamental military-industrial innovation, historically speaking.
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It's probably not perfect, but I use Fakespot < https://www.fakespot.com/ >, which gives items on Amazon a rating for review accuracy.
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Another paper by the same author was retracted from Scientific Reports in 2019: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-45584-3 > Although, it is not clear yet if this trend in the terrestrial temperature and sol
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One might argue that corporations like Amazon play a similar role on Earth to said sentient machines—treating humans as pets, but ultimately serving their own agenda for growth and maximizing consumer satisfaction metrics.
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I once went on a bit of a journey to find "realistic" novels about AI and outside of Superintelligence (which I enjoyed reading as if it were a novel) and The Age of Em, Excession is one of the best I found. Still, nowhere close—I
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Signup is 404'ing for me
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I do suspect it's confusing to refer to something our constitution calls a "right" and another thing, which is merely a "principle," by the same name.
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I have some experience with zen monasteries in the West. It's generally considered very unlikely that you'll be able to sit for over an our on the ground without significant pain arising unless you're unusually flexible or gr
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People don't show up because they don't think it will work.
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Learning how to process my emotions made procrastination a non-issue in my life. After learning better models, I don't even use the word anymore. There are many techniques, but I'd recommend looking at the bio-emotive framework to
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In fact, most of the naming in Urbit is deliberately meaningless and bizarre in order to prevent the project from congealing too soon. The intention is to keep things provisional and annoying enough that future programmers won't forget
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Love this idea, but as things stand, it very well might turn out to be trivial. Urbit is theoretically much more easily secured than today's popular systems, but not yet hardened.
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For the ~95th–99th percentile wealth class, the world has changed considerably. For instance, I can travel anywhere in the world and find a place to stay within an hour, and do so frequently. As a business owner, I can find an international
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There's an interesting distinction to be made between Guess, Ask, and Tell cultures. – Guess culture: Doesn't name needs. There's an expectation that people guess each other's needs from clues/context/intuition
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Incidentally, 'The Book of Life', page 1: https://www.theschooloflife.com/thebookoflife/how-to-love/
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See Reverb.com for an example of eBay done better, for music gear: https://reverb.com/
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYqZJrGV_tc
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I used Whimsical to spec a complex product flow for my last project and it was by far the fastest diagramming tool I've ever used. It is not, however, a way to make beautiful diagrams. I wish Figma would integrate the snapping behavior
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Another fascinating and strange book on logic — The Laws of Form — is worth tracking down. Even more strange, the only other book published by the author, under a pseudonym.
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Check out https://onuniverse.com/
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That's it, thanks!
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> You don't have any purchases Any idea why I might not see any purchases here?
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Frank Gehry’s Disney Hall Is Technodreaming
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Ah, sorry – quite obvious upon inspection! Yes, I will concede that there was a time when this sort of thing was a regular practice and I could have clarified that here I'm speaking about art in the modern context. Perhaps there are ar
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