↳ Reply Helen Yrmom (npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7)
LLM’s tend to gas you up and agree with you. Not great for critical thought. I should have thrown a ...
LLF Large Language Fluffer
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Peg Otis
I am obsessed with this idea I have of heptads, which are RDF N-Quads with identity, timestamps, and endorsements. Past posts: https://hept.app/allposts.html Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@pegotis Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/pegotis.bsky.social YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@heptapp
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One question I need to ask more is "What are you shilling?".
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I read that Motorola and grapheneOS were working together a few months ago
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Ontology off origin is weird and difficult, but I have the correct entities hanging off. https://blossom.primal.net/6f9401f078a5c520339c337638c35a3e...
Ontology off origin is weird and difficult, but I have the correct entities hanging off.
https://blossom.primal.net/6f9401f078a5c520339c337638c35a3e365121c5bf1575ede891986d1b30c0d7.png
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↳ Reply Helen Yrmom (npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7)
You sound like you are waving goodbye. You have clearly lived a full life, built complex systems, an...
It would be a funny joke on me, considering the other threads, if you ran the OP through an LLM and used that to reply here.
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Holy shit, my work pc has taken over 90 minutes to boot this morning and I've spent the past two wee...
What is your cadence? https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/msrc/blog/2026/05/a-note-on-patch-tuesday
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↳ Reply Helen Yrmom (npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7)
You sound like you are waving goodbye. You have clearly lived a full life, built complex systems, an...
One thing about my version of collapse that might help explain, is that I don't see collapse as a big armageddon event. It is something we are in righ...
One thing about my version of collapse that might help explain, is that I don't see collapse as a big armageddon event. It is something we are in right now. There will be ups and downs, and even stability for periods, but overall we will go down with what I know of fossil feedstock flows, possible alternative feedstocks, and breached planetary boundaries.
Heptapp should be done before the end of the year, with documentation and video presentations. I'd like to use some of my previous work and update with the heptapp ideas. The heptapp updates you see in my log here on Nostr are more a technical log and not professional (more for me and nerdy folks in similar areas). I need to simplify and explain in plain language; however, the concepts of knowledge graphs are difficult to express plainly, particularly with my added heptads. I must.
But, to answer your question, I believe resilience is found in culture, not technology, and emerges at time of crisis. Technology is certainly useful, but culture, and more specifically, ability to transcend paradigms, as Donella Meadows observed, is the leverage point to complex system change.
I'm not that excited about the matching algos run by massive data scrapes and GPU farms (AI as we currently label it). I do see that this has value in many areas, but it is not a direct, light form of knowledge that can be used without heavy corporate involvement and dense ecosystems of dependencies.
I'm focused on knowledge of systems, both the model and the specific operational instance of the systems. After Heptapp, I will look for small organizations that can't afford to outsource knowledge of their systems. It is much like when I started out selling PCs in the early 80s. At the time people were excited about not having to rely on large corporations for their knowledge. I believe there will be increasing opportunity for me to find places to seed that kind of organizational self-reliance again. But, it will take some major system failures before that can happen. Everybody wants to subscribe and outsource now. I admit, I'm not so sure we will get to that point while I'm still sharp, so what you sense is accurate. Seeding that kind of agency as part of emerging cultures in reaction to our situation and collapse events, though, is something I intend.
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↳ Reply Comte de Sats Germain (npub12h6h8dj3ale4rk6hkpsp6gcz9kx9xtucyhd3pftn86lnn0j25gdsa9qpsf)
I could've said "...unless you installed it yourself." Also I think there was just much less danger ...
Truth. Teslas are bonkers insane, and not in the same ballpark. What is even crazier is that I'd trust the Tesla engineering better over time than the...
Truth. Teslas are bonkers insane, and not in the same ballpark. What is even crazier is that I'd trust the Tesla engineering better over time than the pretend-to-be-Teslas. Musk gets shit done, stuff that is big.
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As Y2K rolled over I remember wondering about all the cars with microcontrollers in them. They are everywhere from 80s on, including one of my persona...
As Y2K rolled over I remember wondering about all the cars with microcontrollers in them. They are everywhere from 80s on, including one of my personal favorites from the 70s, the Intel 8048 (which is also in some PC keyboards from the 80s as well... and the Odyssey video game from the 70s... k... probably enough nerding out on that).
Funny aside... I have a first gen Econoline with zero microcontrollers. What do I do? I installed a period-looking digital dash insert for speed, oil pressure, temp, and turn signal dash indicator. I also put a vintage-looking radio in it that plays MP3s on an SD card. Now... the van will run just fine w/o the microcontroller(s) in the dash. The turn signals still use the old bimetal cans (does a Tesla use those cans? I've never seen a car that doesn't. I figure it was/is a DOT standard). I won't know how much gas I have in the tank, though. It is a trade-off. The speedometer broke, the other gauges were dubious, and getting a whole new set that was accurate made sense at the time. (I still doubt my decision sometimes.)
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For any of you devs trying to maintain offline tools, MDN yari is an excellent one. The problem is if you let it set for too long before you do yarn -...
For any of you devs trying to maintain offline tools, MDN yari is an excellent one. The problem is if you let it set for too long before you do yarn --offline start it won't load. You have to refresh it occasionally online or it breaks. So, make sure your kit is complete/refreshed before an outage.
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↳ Reply Peg Otis (npub1ngs4dyj46z36ne6lrh3wfjyrexlzu4s43plj9vhv76cczw7dtp7sf96dlu)
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Every single Nostr client acts differently, I swear. As I was told by a Nostr dev once, the only thing that really holds is NIP-01. This link comes ...
Every single Nostr client acts differently, I swear. As I was told by a Nostr dev once, the only thing that really holds is NIP-01. This link comes up better: https://njump.me/nevent1qqsgpvnpkw9rv925hzvqajkta6frqm6n48refvsaupxpmqlku7mz4kczyzdzz45j2hg28208tuw79exgs0ymutjkzky87g4janmtrqfme4v86q4fp2s
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↳ Reply Helen Yrmom (npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7)
You’re excluding yourself and dividing the teams. I don’t necessarily view those I disagree with as ...
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↳ Reply Helen Yrmom (npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7)
You’re excluding yourself and dividing the teams. I don’t necessarily view those I disagree with as ...
Also, the LLM bit is mainly on social media. I imagine that IRL, a conversation with you and some others on Nostr would run a bit more like My Dinner ...
Also, the LLM bit is mainly on social media. I imagine that IRL, a conversation with you and some others on Nostr would run a bit more like My Dinner With Andre. Social media (which Nostr is) lends itself to the LLM bit out of necessity. So, you will see things like "boomer" "autist" "doomer" "mastabatory circle jerk clanker". These are tags to help the LLM engine match/align to interact on social media.
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↳ Reply Helen Yrmom (npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7)
You’re excluding yourself and dividing the teams. I don’t necessarily view those I disagree with as ...
I do not exclude myself from this behavior. I am just as human as you are, and have the same grey matter. AND, like Cypher, I enjoy the steak, too.
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↳ Reply StellarStoic (npub1qqqqqqz7nhdqz3uuwmzlflxt46lyu7zkuqhcapddhgz66c4ddynswreecw)
Because most people can't get out of that old username password system. Even nsec and npub is way to...
I'm having my own little chuckle here on the sidelines thinking about federating with atproto and your own PDS in a sovereign way (it uses Merkle tree...
I'm having my own little chuckle here on the sidelines thinking about federating with atproto and your own PDS in a sovereign way (it uses Merkle trees).
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↳ Reply Peg Otis (npub1ngs4dyj46z36ne6lrh3wfjyrexlzu4s43plj9vhv76cczw7dtp7sf96dlu)
"To meet a double bind is not to try to solve it from any one direction. Instead, to meet a double b...
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nostr:nprofile1qyvhwumn8ghj7urjv4kkjatd9ec8y6tdv9kzumn9wshszyrhwden5te0dehhxarj9ekk7mf0qqsw2gmsywjupy570tsw2y5dgx5zzvfcgq8vzyxma8v29ync7g4hcycs5xcvh , this is the quote that you can't read. I posted it on Nostr as well, but the only interaction I got was from Dobby Does Doom on Bluesky.
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↳ Reply Helen Yrmom (npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7)
That’s a bit reductive.
Skip down to page 11. https://web.archive.org/web/20070418142809/http://groups.inf.ed.ac.uk/ppig/readinglist/tomasello_et_al2004.pdf Now... imagine...
Skip down to page 11.
https://web.archive.org/web/20070418142809/http://groups.inf.ed.ac.uk/ppig/readinglist/tomasello_et_al2004.pdf
Now... imagine your team (however you describe it), with your own shared cultural cognition with a few real-time cognitive tools. A completely different team with a jersey that says "intellectually masturbatory fatalism" on it is doing some weird clanky thing in another stadium... must be a bot or something. Not related at all to my team. Ignore.
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↳ Reply Helen Yrmom (npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7)
Also I’m not on bluesky and can’t read your screenshot.
The text doesn't matter. You wouldn't read it. Not being an asshole, just pragmatic. My point was the main interaction I got was by a handle called Do...
The text doesn't matter. You wouldn't read it. Not being an asshole, just pragmatic. My point was the main interaction I got was by a handle called Dobby Does Doom, backing your slotting me as a doomer in your own particular LLM as you look at the world and match your team.
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↳ Reply Peg Otis (npub1ngs4dyj46z36ne6lrh3wfjyrexlzu4s43plj9vhv76cczw7dtp7sf96dlu)
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Also... Adrian is a permaculture person, much like some of those on Nostr... same motivations, and he is your generation thereabouts, not a boomer. Th...
Also... Adrian is a permaculture person, much like some of those on Nostr... same motivations, and he is your generation thereabouts, not a boomer. There are some strong threads across these subcultures, but the within the subcultures themselves there are giant barriers between them.
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↳ Reply Peg Otis (npub1ngs4dyj46z36ne6lrh3wfjyrexlzu4s43plj9vhv76cczw7dtp7sf96dlu)
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Tainter: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/86rtp7/what_do_historians_think_of_joseph_tainters_book/
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My Bluesky interactions are virtually zero. I thought you would enjoy the rare interaction I get. I don't even Follow Dobby anymore. We think much the same. Strangely, my sources diverge almost completely from his, but we arrived at almost the same exact place. He has a lot of Tainter in his papers. Anyway... the doomer shoe fits (But, seriously, I'm an optimist, and Dobby (Adrian) is one of the more optimistic in this particular social media area.)
Also, I think that my homebrew ship's log that cross-posts to Bluesky and Mastodon is one of the reasons people think I'm a bot. To reach Bluesky it needs to be <=300 characters. I don't do those posts for interactions, necessarily. It keeps me on task (which I am wildly diverging from with my Nostr indulgence today).
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We can build a social network with just signed JSON? Hold my beer.
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↳ Reply Peg Otis (npub1ngs4dyj46z36ne6lrh3wfjyrexlzu4s43plj9vhv76cczw7dtp7sf96dlu)
Funny you should mention the dog of all things. I walk every day, and the bit about the mass of dogs...
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↳ Reply Helen Yrmom (npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7)
Do you have a dog floppy?
Funny you should mention the dog of all things. I walk every day, and the bit about the mass of dogs is always on my mind. Once I stopped and talked t...
Funny you should mention the dog of all things. I walk every day, and the bit about the mass of dogs is always on my mind. Once I stopped and talked to some folks walking their dog about that. (Remember that Leary vid I shared about being an asshole? Yes... I am one.) I love dogs. The dogs (and babies) all reach for me. It drives the parents crazy. The baby (or dog) sees me a block away and act like *I'm the best fucking thing in the last mile*. I know, I know, I shouldn't take it personal, I'm not the only one, but I do anyway. Sometimes I'm wearing my "Tech won't save us" shirt with a skull and crossbones on it, the font in 5X7 old school computer font. It is a victory when I get slimed by a friendly nose. Now... my wife loves dogs, LOVES. She has forbidden me from talking about the mass of dogs vs. wild terrestrial mammals ever again. And she means it. The divorce papers would read, "mentioned the PNAS paper one more time". But, no, while I've had dogs most of my life (much of my youth was on a ranch with dogs and a barn full of wildish cats), I don't own one now. I'm allergic to them. That started a couple decades ago. It makes me sad.
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↳ Reply Peg Otis (npub1ngs4dyj46z36ne6lrh3wfjyrexlzu4s43plj9vhv76cczw7dtp7sf96dlu)
One interesting bit about modern modernity, is in our feeds we are all acting like LLMs w/ our view ...
Breen, in his book Tripping on Utopia outlines the reason and some of the cultural hacks. It is a great book. It dances around the darker implications...
Breen, in his book Tripping on Utopia outlines the reason and some of the cultural hacks. It is a great book. It dances around the darker implications during the cold war, but comes closer than many. I read his book when it came out. I was trying to find a link to follow up with the cultural hacks reference, and found this one. Many of these connections are new to me as I write this. This is the way, though, right? Pull on a thread and it leads to a web. Fuck, this world is extremely interesting. I can't believe I was able to be part of this particular slice. True, sometimes I wish I was part of a culture like Chauvet Cave, stable for thousands of years, with imbued nature magic. But, of course, that is a fantasy, and shares very little with reality. Anyway... this is the link I found:
https://resobscura.substack.com/p/he-spoke-of-computers-with-some-awe
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One interesting bit about modern modernity, is in our feeds we are all acting like LLMs w/ our view of the world to establish who is on our team, but ...
One interesting bit about modern modernity, is in our feeds we are all acting like LLMs w/ our view of the world to establish who is on our team, but recently we have added "is it a bot?" to our kit. *Like it wasn't already challenging enough*. Sheesh. If there is some insidious "them"*, fracturing our cognition and prepping for successful information warfare is greatly assisted by this infection.
*I don't believe in "them", but do know there were cultural hacks perfected in the cold war.
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Dude you are bot like... still think you might be one. Appreciate the engagement if you are human,...
If you scroll my profile and figure I'm a bot... just gotta say, WTF? Anyway, I scrolled yours, and one of my favorite Carlin routines is this one: h...
If you scroll my profile and figure I'm a bot... just gotta say, WTF? Anyway, I scrolled yours, and one of my favorite Carlin routines is this one:
https://youtu.be/7W33HRc1A6c
The planet is fine. The people are fucked. (Although right now we truly are dominating. Helen is right, I was not interacting in good faith on that. Just having fun. Also, you can see Carlin is tipping a hat to the OP gist)
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↳ Reply Peg Otis (npub1ngs4dyj46z36ne6lrh3wfjyrexlzu4s43plj9vhv76cczw7dtp7sf96dlu)
Saw this in one of my other social media feeds. Different topic, but some good thread intersects. h...
I didn't vet the quote... no alarm bells went off. Oh my, that would be funny if it was fake. Seems real. Gah!
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↳ Reply Peg Otis (npub1ngs4dyj46z36ne6lrh3wfjyrexlzu4s43plj9vhv76cczw7dtp7sf96dlu)
Not bad... not bad. One interesting thing about cursive writing (for me) is the cognitive connection...
Saw this in one of my other social media feeds. Different topic, but some good thread intersects. https://blossom.primal.net/eec54eb2cad8c5d34dad1b3c...
Saw this in one of my other social media feeds. Different topic, but some good thread intersects.
https://blossom.primal.net/eec54eb2cad8c5d34dad1b3c2f10c008f40e67e57bce6216867cbb5474cb6700.png
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A great thing about a journal is that it can surprise you when you follow threads. I want to know more about this "anarchist witch on the mesa". I kno...
A great thing about a journal is that it can surprise you when you follow threads. I want to know more about this "anarchist witch on the mesa". I know the mesa refers to the mesa in Taos just across the Rio Grande bridge.
https://newtribal.org/?siteask=orn#art559
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↳ Reply Peg Otis (npub1ngs4dyj46z36ne6lrh3wfjyrexlzu4s43plj9vhv76cczw7dtp7sf96dlu)
One of the most profound pop song lyrics for me is a line from the Cure's Other Voices: "Change your...
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↳ Reply Peg Otis (npub1ngs4dyj46z36ne6lrh3wfjyrexlzu4s43plj9vhv76cczw7dtp7sf96dlu)
One of the most profound pop song lyrics for me is a line from the Cure's Other Voices: "Change your...
When does the tunnel end? One gauge is easy breath? https://newtribal.org/?siteask=orn#art318
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Figuring out what quotes are fabricated these days is a huge time sink. I chase down ones that seem suspicious sometimes, but the entire fucking inter...
Figuring out what quotes are fabricated these days is a huge time sink. I chase down ones that seem suspicious sometimes, but the entire fucking internet is an echo chamber now. 🫡
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One of the most profound pop song lyrics for me is a line from the Cure's Other Voices: "Change your mind, you're always wrong." It was in the context...
One of the most profound pop song lyrics for me is a line from the Cure's Other Voices: "Change your mind, you're always wrong." It was in the context of being invisible/alone in a large city. It is easy to forget that whatever my model of the world is, I'm always wrong. Iterate, and be less wrong.
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Not bad... not bad. One interesting thing about cursive writing (for me) is the cognitive connection. True, I rarely write in cursive anymore, but it ...
Not bad... not bad.
One interesting thing about cursive writing (for me) is the cognitive connection. True, I rarely write in cursive anymore, but it is interesting how it shifts your cognition about what you are writing. Not everything is about scale, yet this is a large part of why we lost much of this stuff (scale).
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Getting a pure signal in an opposing subculture is priceless as you build a model of our situation. It is a useless goal to be comfortable in the subc...
Getting a pure signal in an opposing subculture is priceless as you build a model of our situation. It is a useless goal to be comfortable in the subculture. Incrementally improve your model. Understand that it is always flawed. Be honest with yourself and others, but obtain signal strategically.
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Robin Hanson, a seed for lesswrong https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/S69ogAGXcc9EQjpcZ/a-brief-history-of-lesswrong
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https://youtu.be/5DSww2aH3aU
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↳ Reply Helen Yrmom (npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7)
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I'm sure I've seen that... can't place it.
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↳ Reply Helen Yrmom (npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7)
He’s sneaking his doomerism in.
Not wrong, TBH. One thing I like about Nostr is you see a high percentage of posts from lesswrong.com. It isn't your normal social media crowd. But, s...
Not wrong, TBH. One thing I like about Nostr is you see a high percentage of posts from lesswrong.com. It isn't your normal social media crowd. But, still, there is an overriding subculture. This forms an algo that filters doomers like me. (I'm really an optimist... I manage, in face of the science/data/analysis).
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I got the node editor to send messages back to the Deno web server over websockets. Deno will upgrade the socket and handle the HTTP and WS traffic se...
I got the node editor to send messages back to the Deno web server over websockets. Deno will upgrade the socket and handle the HTTP and WS traffic separately without any extra modules. I need to make the graphs/domains proper by having a Graphology graph per domain.
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↳ Reply Helen Yrmom (npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7)
You go eat bugs if you want floppy. I heard crickets have a good amount of protein.
My point is that humans are thriving just fine, us and our livestock. We are killing it! I have zero doubts about our success here. We have displaced ...
My point is that humans are thriving just fine, us and our livestock. We are killing it! I have zero doubts about our success here. We have displaced almost all mammals. I've never eaten bugs, but there is no shortage of livestock. I eat meat. I don't care if you do or not.
One of the things embedded in the PNAS report [1] that is slightly easier to see, is that their are roughly as many domestic dogs by mass as all wild terrestrial mammals combined. Yup. Humans and their livestock are doing awesome!
[1] https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2204892120
https://blossom.primal.net/52711ec292eaf1810e8e87a722c71c19d540d51141ca4b3e82d3a944cd53747a.jpg
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Humans and their livestock FTW https://xkcd.com/1338/
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Most of his content is great
Agreed
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Sometimes the ouroboros is drinking from your own firehose. Again, much respect to Wolfram, but OMFG, that is a lot. https://writings.stephenwolfram...
Sometimes the ouroboros is drinking from your own firehose. Again, much respect to Wolfram, but OMFG, that is a lot.
https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2019/02/seeking-the-productive-life-some-details-of-my-personal-infrastructure/
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↳ Reply Peg Otis (npub1ngs4dyj46z36ne6lrh3wfjyrexlzu4s43plj9vhv76cczw7dtp7sf96dlu)
For the kiddos https://youtu.be/9X_ViIPA-Gc
I will do this. https://blossom.primal.net/e8f3947994f3014fd750e9969ea830e6201c664a47b105dd42a091373f9b5df7.gif
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Respect to Stephen Wolfram. I will sacrifice quite a bit for my work, but I won't do this. (Meatloaf...
For the kiddos https://youtu.be/9X_ViIPA-Gc
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Respect to Stephen Wolfram. I will sacrifice quite a bit for my work, but I won't do this. (Meatloaf song playing along...) https://blossom.primal.net...
Respect to Stephen Wolfram. I will sacrifice quite a bit for my work, but I won't do this. (Meatloaf song playing along...)
https://blossom.primal.net/4897494497990129f22ef506fc33e23dfb9205390f81bcf29f69ede8463d7763.png
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If I was starting college now, and coming up with a career, I'd choose multi-discipline "silver bullet accountant/analyst". It would combine physics, ...
If I was starting college now, and coming up with a career, I'd choose multi-discipline "silver bullet accountant/analyst". It would combine physics, chemistry, and accounting to vet "solutions". There would need to be a cultural anthropology aspect as well, much like what Tom Murphy did at UCSD.
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To give an idea of the traces in the rock, this: ``` g.forEachNode((n,a)=>{ nodes.push(Object.assign(a,{id:n})) }) ``` will take nodes from heptads ...
To give an idea of the traces in the rock, this:
```
g.forEachNode((n,a)=>{
nodes.push(Object.assign(a,{id:n}))
})
```
will take nodes from heptads digested into a Graphology object and put them in a form that Asturiano's graph format uses w/ attributes. The trick is to trace the base data forms.
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World Power Systems, a division of Omni Consumer Products, was incorporated in 1957 to take advantage of the latest in information technologies, espec...
World Power Systems, a division of Omni Consumer Products, was incorporated in 1957 to take advantage of the latest in information technologies, especially as they were being applied to the growing field of security concepts, and to provide a mechanism through which to assimilate various hard currency resources into the parent company. Dick Jones, CEO of WPS says, "...we don't provide security per se, but a complete concept of security."
LMFAO
https://web.archive.org/web/19980209081404/http://www.wps.com/about-wps/index.html
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When I waste opportunity that is given to me, is it out of fear or laziness? Perhaps there is some other block in my unconscious mind that is preventi...
When I waste opportunity that is given to me, is it out of fear or laziness? Perhaps there is some other block in my unconscious mind that is preventing me, like Groddeck's "It" (Id precursor). While the idea of no free will is appealing, I'm going to go with laziness. I can fix that (even if I'm fixing without really having free will, it is some other embedded entity). Gah! Get to work!
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https://blossom.primal.net/bbdbfb5c9fd4619bcbdd4b265606a4da2d3042dc350eebc45abfb7214b02997c.jpg
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It is odd to take an example model, go counter to how the author of the model used it, and say people are brainwashed for not using your version of th...
It is odd to take an example model, go counter to how the author of the model used it, and say people are brainwashed for not using your version of the model from the perspective of your view of physics. It is Schrödinger's model. It worked a certain way to make a point. It wasn't his science, just illustrative.
My quantum mechanics kung fu is like pillow fighting: Small shit acts weird, and sometimes acts weird at a distance. Fast shit acts weird, too. Sometimes the universe appears to have resolution. We don't know for sure it doesn't, because we can only measure at a certain resolution. We know stuff is statistically there, and statistically flows continuously, but that small shit at a distance coupling is kind of spooky, and makes the resolution thing weirder. Then there is Stephen Wolfram's version (which appeals to me because graphs and small programs). I'm not a physicist though, nor do I wave that around to show I'm smart. It is interesting, sure, but I have no hill I'm fighting on. "Truth" will be different next year and the year after that.
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Massive GPU matching is like vegetable agribusiness: just prompt for bag-o-veggies and it is magically scraped from farms to show up in the supply cha...
Massive GPU matching is like vegetable agribusiness: just prompt for bag-o-veggies and it is magically scraped from farms to show up in the supply chain last mile. Vegetables are frictionless to produce and consume. It is all great until a flood taints fields from streams of meat production waste.
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One thing I like about Nostr is some voices come off like endless messages to Harry Manback. https://youtu.be/l8_72NFyd-w
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I'm actually unstuck today. I figured out the ontology origin ideas and even ran a small demo. I have a friend - way, way up in the experience tiers (...
I'm actually unstuck today. I figured out the ontology origin ideas and even ran a small demo. I have a friend - way, way up in the experience tiers (CTO at large global bank decades ago, Head of AI w/ a recent Napster founder startup, etc.); I remember once he expressed frustration with my stuff: Duh! Everything is a graph! (paraphrasing there... he was professional about it.) Sure... true. He is right. But it is the latent traces in the rock that are *right there* that are interesting. It is baked in to everything we do. It is on TBLs WWW proposal at CERN. Well, when unstuck, don't spurn the muse, right? The white goddess bitch mare is both inspiring and a destroyer. Treat her with respect. So... head down for awhile in respect (even though Graves appropriated and got Laura Riding Jackson's ideas wrong for his book... I still think Graves had the perspective somewhat correct). [I don't know for sure how well Jung and Graves align with Anima from a myth/archetype perspective... hmmm...]
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Speaking of John Waters and Divine, I was watching the credits for Lost Highway and saw Mink Stole was in it.
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As I run my trace down to the basic graph structures, something always emerges. For instance, if I collect attribute relations on the nodes as I proce...
As I run my trace down to the basic graph structures, something always emerges. For instance, if I collect attribute relations on the nodes as I process them, in the interaction I can use an HTML5 datalist tag to store them and reference just once with the list parameter in the input tag.
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My uncle died as part of the half of the group shot down in the Misberg raid. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/491st_Bombardment_Group https://image.nost...
My uncle died as part of the half of the group shot down in the Misberg raid.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/491st_Bombardment_Group
https://image.nostr.build/3ed4b0dd0ff59d6f4025337dda45d22a7844063fd46ca7a23df24e4174bb0257.jpg
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The truth is I'm stuck right now, and wasting time and focus. I can feel what I want to emerge as far as the ontology vs. instance, but it is ill-form...
The truth is I'm stuck right now, and wasting time and focus. I can feel what I want to emerge as far as the ontology vs. instance, but it is ill-formed. I know it *can* exist, and in the simple form. That niggling voice wants to dominate, that I'm insane and it can't work that way, is there, too.
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"To meet a double bind is not to try to solve it from any one direction. Instead, to meet a double bind is approaching it from another context, usuall...
"To meet a double bind is not to try to solve it from any one direction. Instead, to meet a double bind is approaching it from another context, usually one not perceivable in the immediate struggle. As I mentioned above, this is not easy. The perception of the bind is loud, and it screams in polarities dragging and pulling us through binaries. The addiction is perceived as a quit/don’t quit scenario. The rent is seen as a pay/don’t pay scenario. Caregiving is seen as a care/don’t care scenario. Everything appears to underscore the stuck-ness of the double bind, creating a desperate perception trap which is the nature of double binds and why it is so hard to get free of them. The possibility of another perception is not perceivable through the clamor of existential trial."
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/53392703e4b03f9aad10f1f5/t/64dba930d0ba22759e1bd53a/1692117298764/Nora+Bateson+Meeting+double+binds+in+the+polycrisis.pdf
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For decades, anytime I had a machine capable of running ms-dos apps, I'd load this up. As I watch people grow systems from very simple rules into swar...
For decades, anytime I had a machine capable of running ms-dos apps, I'd load this up. As I watch people grow systems from very simple rules into swarming, interdependent ecosystems shouting "look at the beauty we created!", I think about this.
https://blossom.primal.net/f4c6607bbbb4a8af4dbc454d2324a1092d17284848e1cd0753be8ebac7ad725c.mp4
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Massive pattern matching with GPUs... humans can't comprehend that capability. I wonder how much of this tech came from the problem of finding leading...
Massive pattern matching with GPUs... humans can't comprehend that capability. I wonder how much of this tech came from the problem of finding leading zeros while incrementing a nonce? It all is so gloriously banal.
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↳ Reply codonaft (npub1alptdev5srcw2hxg03567p4k6xs3lgj7f6545suc0rzp0xw98svse7rg94)
Some of the surrealist-ish art reminds me of "FRU-89 Part 2: From Left to Right", a Soviet trippy ca...
I can see that, yes.
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↳ Reply Helen Yrmom (npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7)
Oh I was in the dregs as far as casting goes. I ran a production company that specialized in locat...
I enjoyed Goliath. It got pretty trippy, there, at the end of the show.
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I think this is it: ``` let ʬh; fetch("https://newtribal.org/hpb.txt") .then((resp) => resp.text().then((pubhex) => { ...
I think this is it:
```
let ʬh;
fetch("https://newtribal.org/hpb.txt")
.then((resp) =>
resp.text().then((pubhex) => {
globalThis.crypto.subtle.importKey( "raw", Uint8Array.fromHex(pubhex),
{ name: "Ed25519" }, true, ["verify"],).then((pb) => {
fetch("heptapp-20260524T161314406Z.png", { cache: "force-cache" })
.then((resp) => { resp.arrayBuffer().then((ab) => {
new Response( new Blob([ab.slice(41, -16)], {
type: "application/zlib",
}).stream().pipeThrough(new DecompressionStream("deflate")),
).arrayBuffer().then((abb) => {
let f = 0, p = 0, r = 0;
l = new Uint8Array(abb), u = new Uint8Array(l.length);
do { if (r == 4140 || f == 0) { f++; r = 0; }
else { u[p] = l[f]; r++; f++; p++; }
} while (f < l.length);
const s = document.createElement("script");
ʬh = JSON.parse(
new TextDecoder().decode(u).split( "endofheptappdata",)[0],
);
crypto.subtle.verify( { name: "Ed25519", }, pb,
Uint8Array.fromHex(ʬh[0][2]),
new TextEncoder().encode( JSON.stringify([ ʬh[0][0], ʬh[0][1], ...ʬh[0].slice(3), ]),),
).then((res) => { if (res && ʬh[0][1]==pubhex ) {
s.appendChild(document.createTextNode(ʬh[0][6]));
document.body.appendChild(s);
} }); }); }); }); }); }));
```
It provides a bootstrap via heptads. It triangulates the pub (in addition to the event) and verifies the code bootstrap heptad before applying. It runs in a browser or Deno (Bun with some mods). The PNG provides OK compression, but it is really more of a bot barrier. I use the ʬ because I pollute the global variables.
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I like how on 3D force diagrams without any connections it is just a globe. It is like a grid of Conway's live without rules, or a web of actual life ...
I like how on 3D force diagrams without any connections it is just a globe. It is like a grid of Conway's live without rules, or a web of actual life without dependencies and interrelations. All the beauty comes from a combination of chaos and connections, otherwise, we are just floating dead planets in space.
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One pragmatic thing I'm caving on, is V8. Deno works well as a monolithic binary that handles Web APIs as well as some handy synchronous command optio...
One pragmatic thing I'm caving on, is V8. Deno works well as a monolithic binary that handles Web APIs as well as some handy synchronous command options. There is a trade-off with the publishing as far as web-based heptad maintenance. The proper tool is Deno, not the browser. Most audience is RO.
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"‘The Technocrat’ deals with elementary biological processes from everyday activities, such as providing oneself with nutrition, digestion, disposal a...
"‘The Technocrat’ deals with elementary biological processes from everyday activities, such as providing oneself with nutrition, digestion, disposal and recycling. Van Lieshout gives these physiological needs a radical twist by reducing human existence to becoming a digestion machine. Human life is then limited to creating methane and a role in the nutritional chain of creation and death. Van Lieshout thus examine, in an ironic and humorous manner, Modern Man in a high-tech environment that apparently guarantees limitless possibilities and freedom."
https://www.ateliervanlieshout.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Alcoholater-2004-Technocrat.jpg
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"New Tribal Labyrinth reflects on our extremely advanced and complex society, in which over-consumption and limited raw materials play a crucial role....
"New Tribal Labyrinth reflects on our extremely advanced and complex society, in which over-consumption and limited raw materials play a crucial role. In AVL's vision, this will lead to conflict and the subsequent emergence of a new world order, with groups of people organizing themselves in tribes instead of nation-states. This new tribal world will see a return to farming and industry - which currently both have been banished from our society - and a re-establishment of our relationship with materials which now has been lost."
https://www.ateliervanlieshout.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/New_Tribal_Labyrinth.pdf
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ummmm.... still waiting for the casting agent stories
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↳ Reply Peg Otis (npub1ngs4dyj46z36ne6lrh3wfjyrexlzu4s43plj9vhv76cczw7dtp7sf96dlu)
Life is electric From a looter perspective, this is the best time in history. We are coming down a...
** Life is electric. From a looter perspective, this is the best time in history. That period is bothering me.
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↳ Reply Comte de Sats Germain (npub12h6h8dj3ale4rk6hkpsp6gcz9kx9xtucyhd3pftn86lnn0j25gdsa9qpsf)
Is this npub the current incarnation of the person I know as Floppy disk? If not, you should meet th...
I wrapped up Floppy PNG and all of the surrounding work, including many of these links on newtribal.org. I said what I needed to say there. In particu...
I wrapped up Floppy PNG and all of the surrounding work, including many of these links on newtribal.org. I said what I needed to say there. In particular, I wrapped up my combined data and material flow methods and fit everything, including the small town model onto less than 1.44MB. All subcultures I've been part of have influenced me, including the folks on Nostr in general, so, yes, I've been influenced by you. And, yes, my perspective has shifted in the last year. Part of it, though, is a counter, the purity of the signal from the maximalists. I've struggled quite a bit with the gaslighting our culture does, and getting a pure signal to verify against my own beliefs and experience is quite useful. I feel free, now, less constrained.
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Life is electric From a looter perspective, this is the best time in history. We are coming down after a wonderful drink of cheap energy and feedsto...
Life is electric From a looter perspective, this is the best time in history. We are coming down after a wonderful drink of cheap energy and feedstocks. But time is misleading. The last 150 years are a blip on the timeline. The magic of oil distorted time like we were four levels down in Inception. We thought we came up with the idea, but oil was both the source and the time distortion tech of dreams within dreams, divorced from reality in our slumber. Make no mistake, though, life is electric. The web of life will go on with or without us. It is so beautiful it cannot be described by words, and anything meaningful to say about it would require the discipline of Laura Riding Jackson, but still... nobody would understand. You have to be in/of/for/with the web of life. It is.
The boomers could have taken a different course. Their parents knew what was going on and told them. All of these folks tried to tell boomers:
https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/3227654/PSAC-1965-Restoring-the-Quality-of-Our-Environment.pdf
http://designsciencelab.com/resources/OperatingManual_BF.pdf
https://donellameadows.org/wp-content/userfiles/Leverage_Points.pdf
https://villonfilms.ca/main/transcripts-dialectics-gregory-bateson-17-7-67.pdf
I'm a boomer myself. I did not listen. I did try more than most, though. I did my cabin in the woods/Walden/My Side of the Mountain thing and explored many subcultures that I thought would provide a better view. Mostly, though, the view was fleeting when I received it. I didn't understand enough for it to take. Now... my parents were just on the other side of boomer. My dad liked small block chevy engines and lots of loot. My grandfather had toilet paper printed like currency. I asked him about it, and he told me about gold and fiat, but I had no idea why that mattered at the time. I didn't disbelieve... I just couldn't understand. I'm also aware of some boomers that took up the torch.
Here are a couple:
https://escholarship.org/content/qt9js5291m/qt9js5291m.pdf
https://credoeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/credo.pdf
These folks are more recent. I'm not sure if they are X or Z:
https://www.bloomsburycollections.com/monograph?docid=b-9781350400528
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HSTzZpqKSqSexxiFf5iA0BDWcdsbavCN/view
I could go on, but I figure the only way this will be understood is in a different culture, refactored after collapse events. There will *never* be a shortage of self-righteous looters that believe in their looting and form a justifying religion around it. That behavior goes back thousands of years, back to the original mythologies of our civilizations, which go back roughly to the first written word as origin. And this is just a blip as well, just one level up in inception, still skewed.
Finally, I have to say that I am in total glee about what I got to see in my lifetime, what I got to experience, what I got to build and participate in. I built nationwide networks with CI/CD tools I brewed up decades before that was a thing. I thought computers and data were a force for the good. I realized later they were many things, but mostly a way to handle scaling and complexity, but this also came with extreme negative externalities. My present work might possibly be useful to future cultures. I doubt it, but there is a chance of it, and that is enough. I try and minimize the negative externalities, and am aware of where those might be. I am an optimist at heart, really, and in love with the web of life and humans in general. Fuck I've had a great life.
The boring religious droning about our brilliant progress, but lacking the attention span or sophistication to dig deeper and pull at the threads that have always been there, preferring to blame this or that generation, but never ourselves for our predicament, though, is something I have a hard time turning away from. I should, though. I should turn away from that. It is nothing new. Those looters have always been here. They have been here for thousands of years. It is very human. I think we are wired this way. I do think we can overcome this. I am an optimist after all. This is something I'm working on.
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For crying out loud floppy what the actual fuck. 😂 You win, you are definitely more punk rock than ...
Perhaps you know there are 3 Decline movies, but the fact that II has Ozzie making scramble eggs makes it worth mentioning. I is great (punk). II is m...
Perhaps you know there are 3 Decline movies, but the fact that II has Ozzie making scramble eggs makes it worth mentioning. I is great (punk). II is metal years... for me it was worth it just for the scrambled eggs scene. III is just kind of depressing.
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I ended up parsing the entire set of heptads right in the bootstrap, so I don't see a reason to use IndexedDB. There wasn't a huge penalty, and I'm go...
I ended up parsing the entire set of heptads right in the bootstrap, so I don't see a reason to use IndexedDB. There wasn't a huge penalty, and I'm going to use Graphology for the store/queries anyway. Up next is the model off of origin.
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I decided to verify the code bundle I add to the page with a triangulated pub from a different website. I can pull it and verify the sig on the code h...
I decided to verify the code bundle I add to the page with a triangulated pub from a different website. I can pull it and verify the sig on the code heptad and still keep page load under .6 seconds w/ my full journal on 8,000 heptads (76,000 elements, and the entire article counts as 1 element).
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Quick update that gives an idea of what I'm doing and progress. https://blossom.primal.net/a41a809eb8797d2e9db7f22c1bbed8d366de56df7bc05a6fde60c79...
Quick update that gives an idea of what I'm doing and progress.
https://blossom.primal.net/a41a809eb8797d2e9db7f22c1bbed8d366de56df7bc05a6fde60c79fc193c651.mp4
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↳ Reply codonaft (npub1alptdev5srcw2hxg03567p4k6xs3lgj7f6545suc0rzp0xw98svse7rg94)
Djot seems to be a reasonable attempt to fix it, which appears to be used in NIP-54 Wiki already. I...
I'd heard of it, but I didn't know John MacFarlane was behind it (Pandoc guy). That holds some weight right there. Hmmmm... I have 2000 or so markdown...
I'd heard of it, but I didn't know John MacFarlane was behind it (Pandoc guy). That holds some weight right there. Hmmmm... I have 2000 or so markdown documents written, so not sure if it is worth it to convert for me.
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That moment when your dev console yells at you "Dumbass!" https://image.nostr.build/7f3059d864c719cea8a7b794362f34b0761d553237bbd3d21bcf83fe52f2edee.j...
That moment when your dev console yells at you "Dumbass!"
https://image.nostr.build/7f3059d864c719cea8a7b794362f34b0761d553237bbd3d21bcf83fe52f2edee.jpg
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↳ Reply Helen Yrmom (npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7)
For crying out loud floppy what the actual fuck. 😂 You win, you are definitely more punk rock than ...
I've had almost as many lives and been part of as many subcultures IRL as I've had online identities. The funny thing is that non of the subcultures c...
I've had almost as many lives and been part of as many subcultures IRL as I've had online identities. The funny thing is that non of the subcultures consider me one of them. There are no punks IRL that considered me punk at the time. I could rotate around many subcultures... all of them have some cultural adds that I learned from.
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Feeling downright posh with my cheddar cheese and sprouted wheat bread. nostr:npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7 https:/...
Feeling downright posh with my cheddar cheese and sprouted wheat bread. nostr:npub1u53hqga9czffu7hqu5fg6sdgyycnssqwcygdh6wc52f83u3t0sfstpnzt7
https://image.nostr.build/fc7e8e983cace67d809da1b39c8d6ca955ac4d9792e01b29616bdb7ddfb7fa22.jpg
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Right after the 87 crash, a punk friend of mine and my wife and I drove a 72 Datsun wagon we got as a "runner" from the wrecking yard to get governmen...
Right after the 87 crash, a punk friend of mine and my wife and I drove a 72 Datsun wagon we got as a "runner" from the wrecking yard to get government cheese. On the way we played Circle Jerk's When the Shit Hits the Fan and sang along. "Five pound blocks of cheese. Bags of groceries!" We only got white rice w/ our cheese, but close enough. Our neighbors threw theirs out in a shared dumpster, but I pulled it out. So, one of my claims to fame is I actually dumpstered gov cheese. We had gov-cheese-bread all winter. It isn't like normal cheese bread. It toasts a plastic-like film over the top. I made a beverage called Hell Oi that was burnt barley, bread yeast and granulated sugar I brewed in plastic buckets and bottled in old 40oz bottles to go with. I think there are still caves filled with gov cheese. Side note... have you watched Penelope Spheeris' Decline I?
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A secondary mission for today is to gauge the practicality of verifying the style, HTML, and JS heptad signatures. Should I fetch the pub from a third...
A secondary mission for today is to gauge the practicality of verifying the style, HTML, and JS heptad signatures. Should I fetch the pub from a third location? This is always the problem with mixed web/local stuff. I don't want to break local, yet provide integrity on the public resource.
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I read recently about how keeping your object in a predictable form helps the magical black box performance engine behind JS. Today I'm doing some exp...
I read recently about how keeping your object in a predictable form helps the magical black box performance engine behind JS. Today I'm doing some experiments with that. Heptads are extremely predictable. Another related question is the performance penalty for using IndexedDB as the offline store.
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GM I woke up realizing that there most likely is zero connection between Bingo, the game, and Bingo,...
I failed to achieve both goals.
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"2-3-74"
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It is easy to forget how damaged your mind is from modernity until you have to slow down and read something like this. Thanks for that.
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I'm working on the offline portion using IndexedDB. The behavior of this system is collaborative and converging. Very little is synchronous. I can add...
I'm working on the offline portion using IndexedDB. The behavior of this system is collaborative and converging. Very little is synchronous. I can add heptads at any time. A lagging model is not a big problem.
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I can see the shadow of bees buzzing around the Ceanothus.
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GM I woke up realizing that there most likely is zero connection between Bingo, the game, and Bingo,...
https://blossom.primal.net/7ef5b73ac9e0db0c415d4519a41393b514ea180ed1cb7ab795207d311f4442bf.jpg
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Probably easiest to just read this document to understand the picture: https://web.archive.org/web/2...
Follow up with a Jack Balkin chaser. https://jackbalkin.yale.edu/download-online-version-book
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This is kind of like the trick of imagining people in their underwear. As you consider your social m...
Probably easiest to just read this document to understand the picture: https://web.archive.org/web/20070418142809/http://groups.inf.ed.ac.uk/ppig/read...
Probably easiest to just read this document to understand the picture:
https://web.archive.org/web/20070418142809/http://groups.inf.ed.ac.uk/ppig/readinglist/tomasello_et_al2004.pdf
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This is kind of like the trick of imagining people in their underwear. As you consider your social media feeds and shared cultural cognition, think o...
This is kind of like the trick of imagining people in their underwear. As you consider your social media feeds and shared cultural cognition, think of the work of Michael Tomasello.
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GM I woke up realizing that there most likely is zero connection between Bingo, the game, and Bingo, the dog. This has been puzzling me since kinderga...
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I woke up realizing that there most likely is zero connection between Bingo, the game, and Bingo, the dog. This has been puzzling me since kindergarten.
My goal for the day is to drink from a Costco greek yogurt container and get at least two levels out from origin node with no embedded data as a cheat.
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A single heptad defining origin is on "the grid". It has a Tron/Matrix feel to it. Anybody that knows knowledge graphs, probably figures my simplific...
A single heptad defining origin is on "the grid". It has a Tron/Matrix feel to it. Anybody that knows knowledge graphs, probably figures my simplification is futile. Those who don't, probably figure it is an autist indulgence. Perhaps both wolves win?
https://blossom.primal.net/71bf3933174cd98b2f996752d0b2ca4d253518808eb9fd9c65b45f3ae5c1d7e3.mp4
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Look at all those little figs starting to pop up. I love my fig tree, beautiful and thriving with ve...
Season before last I got two harvests.
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My fig tree is thriving as well. https://image.nostr.build/5c720cd4b7c7153406d05923a3ba4549d660b4bd79171a8f9f2d92088e461e06.jpg
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I get the challenge. I also read Ligotti's The Conspiracy Against the Human Race when it came out, ...
You can see Snyder read his poem live in this movie, which fits well with the surrounding context of this thread. I've watched the movie several times...
You can see Snyder read his poem live in this movie, which fits well with the surrounding context of this thread. I've watched the movie several times since it came out. I get something more out of it each time. https://vimeo.com/137432332
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