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   by undershirt 4y ago

   It’s probably stuck on Dark Theme for now. Maybe check out other local media server apps: https://github.com/Protektor-Desura/Archon/wiki/Compare-Medi...
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   by undershirt 4y ago

   I find most “suggestions” to be bad distractions that I am best guarded from. Custom CSS helped me block them on my laptop, but on my TV and phone I now just watch everything on Plex[1] instead. It’s a lot of work, but Plex looks beautiful
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   by undershirt 4y ago

   Thanks for the excellent example diagram in the readme. It actually seems like the best way to understand the cheating scandal.
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   by undershirt 4y ago

   Vervaeke said in one of those videos that we wish to know the meaning of life as we would know the meaning of a sentence .
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   by undershirt 4y ago

   > 2.11. Frequent rewrites > Most software at Google gets rewritten every few years. > This may seem incredibly costly. Indeed, it does consume a large fraction of Google’s resources. However, it also has some crucial benefits that
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   by undershirt 4y ago

   It’s mysterious that gravity may actually be valid enough for us to slingshot rockets around planets, but that the planets may be beholden to laws more primitive than the ones we use to visit them. I asked the author Simon if these produced
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   by undershirt 4y ago

   From: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/11/23/doomsday-inven... > “I think political systems will use it to terrorize people,” Hinton said. Already, he believed, agencies like the N.S.A. were at
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   by undershirt 5y ago

   My friend sent me this and I’ve nearing 200 sessions on it. It’s like a pomodoro timer but with a person to quickly talk to before and after. I hadn't used productivity tools before this one, I like it. https://www.focusma
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   by undershirt 5y ago

   Can you share more about what Quaker meetings are like?
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    I just want to say this is a great summary of the predicament of modern atheism. (I watch Pageau’s videos regularly and am halfway through the book Dominion.)
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    Out of utility, yes, church helps. When I was a non-christian, I tried church but walked out because it felt like a cult. What worked for me instead was just listening to enough Alan Watts to soften my spirituality, then hearing enough inte
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    otter.ai is very good. $10/mo for 6000 minutes
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    Thanks brother
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    > waters above the filament *firmament
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    Can you share some verses?
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    > making the darkness conscious I don’t think “to make something conscious” means to make it clear, but rather to personify it: * “Hate the sin, love the sinner” * “Don’t hate the player, hate the game” * “People don’t have
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    I don’t think so. Jordan Peterson is heavily influenced by Jung, and he said something that might be closer to Jung’s point: > In some sense, I believed in the devil before I believed in God. To unpack that a bit, he said suffering is t
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    “Scientism”
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    that's it, thank you! i suppose graphviz will have this eventually
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    Did anyone see the new pathing algorithm for connecting graph nodes that made some rounds on twitter? It looked way better than a normal force-directed graph. I can’t remember what it was exactly, and have lost the reference, but it was a
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    Erik Kennedy has an interesting hack[1] to naturally darken or lighten any color using the standard HSB color picker. He mimicks how colors generally change when shadows are cast on them in the real world—simply by twisting the Saturation
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    > I have always found it important to actually understand the things I am using. > I think there is a certain 'magic' in not understanding certain concepts fully. With magic everywhere I wonder how many lifetimes it would ta
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    Is there a way we ask these kinds of question in plain english? and then have it return a snippet like this
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    Congratulations on finding a good harmony between flipping a page and scrolling it— flip to the next paragraph and scroll up to see all the previous ones. I think it’s great. I’d like to test it out on the Bible.
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    Oh, I didn’t notice that the directory[1] only has compiled source. Wouldn’t hurt to file an issue, maybe no one ever asked him for it. [1] https://github.com/philogb/page/tree/gh-pages/myriahedral
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    Nico Belmonte ported this to WebGL in 2018 for its 10th birthday. https://twitter.com/philogb/status/968530476259450881
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    Everything in the Bible points to something else. The fig tree mainly points to Revelation, wherein all people not bearing “fruit” in the “season” of the apocalypse, when He is “hungry” only for the righteous, will be judged to “wither awa
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Library_of_Babel
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    Hi Daniel, you didn’t waste my time publishing this stream of consciousness. You’re tackling something that can’t be broken down easily, and part of your prose painted enough of the mystery for me to believe that it had some shape, and it
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    by undershirt 5y ago

    I don’t understand all of this essay, but something about his awareness of cybernetics makes me want to keep reading it until it makes sense. > We think of computers interacting with people as something created by programmers… That'