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baerrie
7mo ago
A relationship with an instrument takes time. There are more factors than the mechanical use of an instrument, our hands and bodies feel things on subconscious levels, leading to emergent qualities that don’t fit neatly into “sounds better
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baerrie
7mo ago
It is none of those things despite being not easy to measure. There are many phenomena not empirically proven that science still mentions and theorizes about. The quantum theory of cognition points to something like a soul mattering more th
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baerrie
7mo ago
Furthermore, there are many intangible qualities of the way an instrument resonates and feels while playing that often contributes more to the better playing than the raw sound itself. It’s strange to say but instruments have a sort of soul
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baerrie
8mo ago
No, they are organizing legally, of course there will be bad actors, but blocking an agent out of bad faith is certainly less of a crime than a bad faith ICE agent killing someone for their assumptions
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baerrie
8mo ago
Communicating to protest in a legal way is a civil right
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baerrie
8mo ago
This refers to physical impediments. Spreading legal information is not an impediment, it is free speech. If all info could be interpreted as impediments to federal officers then phones, the internet, the human voice, etc would be illegal
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baerrie
10mo ago
She says so eloquently what is such an obvious crime against consumers that we tolerate because we must. Modern serfdom is when “trust” turns to “must”.
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baerrie
10mo ago
This is the best way for ancient culture to survive.
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baerrie
10mo ago
True, I think this happened to my partner, she had to face the hard limits on her working style and therefore had to shift careers. Thankfully I changed careers 6 years ago preemptive of burnout, etc so I'm still growing skills-wise an
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baerrie
10mo ago
Anecdotally I’ve felt this shift over the past few years. I am 33 and have always been a huge proponent of personal growth, change, pushing yourself to be better. In the past few years Ive felt the opposite urge, an urge to accept myself, f
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baerrie
11mo ago
The only testing we need to do is on nuclear adjacent software, some was recently hacked through a sharepoint vulnerability.
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baerrie
11mo ago
Profiting from a design failure indefinitely isn’t malice, it’s negligence that can still be considered criminal.
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baerrie
11mo ago
He’s projecting his own guilt about his actions onto another. As the article implies, he is a top candidate for Antichrist if there is such a thing, and on some level he’s trying to avoid that truth.
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11mo ago
We have life-saving allergy treatments that also can target digestive issues that we did not 5 years ago. We have vastly expanded research into chronic illnesses thanks to long covid putting viral fatigue syndrome on the map. Autism diagnos
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baerrie
11mo ago
The existing state of society, economics, and governance in the US has led to many people and communities being left behind. Rather than support our people, we call them addicts and jail them for mental health issues. The US is an experimen
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baerrie
1y ago
Humanities are why AI exist at all, talking about AI Safety musings as if that’s how humanities are relevant to AI is silly
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baerrie
1y ago
Rigor is only valuable because the nuance of our existence, captured in the humanities and beyond the dichotomy of true or false, has been erroded away by an entire society built on top of abstract economic concepts in place of true communa
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baerrie
1y ago
Coding does not equal logic. Language precedes every discipline and even the concept of rational rigor. The study of language, and the stabilization of its form, is what laid the groundwork for every discipline after including religion, mat
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1y ago
Coding is not mathematics, mathematics is a deterministic axiomatic system for describing quanta. Coding is the creation of instructions for computational logic that then is persisted in non-absolute matter as state. “Engineering” did not c
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baerrie
1y ago
The humanities are why the internet exists. Coding is linguistics, writing is the key aspect of most software creation. Why then do we devalue this critical skill and those who wish to pursue its excellence? It seems most of ya’ll are conte
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People who agree with this happening take for granted the critical ways humanities education contextualizes and guides stem research and progress. By studying the humanities you peer past the present and all of its trappings in the capitali
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baerrie
1y ago
Sorry but this is what the GOP actually did by weaponizing the uneducated evangelical zealots
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1y ago
How was the model operated? Was it someone prompting it continuously or was it just given the initial prompt?
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1y ago
I meant to say historical personality. I thought I had heard about this type of ego-death when reading some of the early pioneer’s works but can’t find a mention. Basically it was the idea of who I was that had built up over time based on p
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1y ago
Taking psychedelics allowed me to shed years of guilt and my own historic personality to become a more open and grateful person. I think some people have psychologies built on strong foundations that if shaken by psychedelics, cause more ha
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baerrie
1y ago
You lost me at “Executive Innovation Corps”. Rich men playing soldier to get some patriotism points as usual
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1y ago
Frontend isn’t easier.
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1y ago
Progress is seeing the cloud from the particles I reckon. I am excited to see practical uses of measuring entanglement to push forward materials research. I’m curious about what other materials have linear changes related to temperature or
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baerrie
1y ago
He needs to read about dissipative structures, it seems less likely that universes reproduce and more likely that reproduction comes from the same dissipative patterns of energy that created the universe
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2y ago
Right, my point is to push a more complex psychological truth, obviously they aren’t too hindered by these “defenses” if they can dismantle them and reuse them, instead their value is more symbolic, and if i dare, cultural
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