brbrodude

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by brbrodude 1mo ago
But what about "the medium is the message"? I haven't read the book, but I'm remembering a quote mentioning how the technological mediums become extensions of our nervous systems, through this optic, internet and devices
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by brbrodude 6mo ago
I guess it's cause cursive is no longer a thing in the US..
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by brbrodude 7mo ago
So now we're supposed to become the idea guy? Goddamnit.
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by brbrodude 11mo ago
I was put off too, this money speak now feels way too stale and lifeless for me.
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by brbrodude 1y ago
My dad always had a notorious sleep apnea but also has notoriously been strong & 'youthful' all his life, very active, even up to this day at almost 70(never working desk jobs, always moving, etc). This always leaves me wonder
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by brbrodude 2y ago
How about the seasoning? Years ago I used to do this microwave rice but I threw in some powdered flavoring and it would boil & stick everywhere :/
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by brbrodude 2y ago
I've set up https://github.com/whleucka/reverb.nvim after that and finding it really fun
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by brbrodude 2y ago
How old?
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by brbrodude 3y ago
Old-school internet vibes
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by brbrodude 3y ago
To me just like driving there should be a policy that mandates people respect & act in a way that both you & everyone can move freely and comfortably, lightly, this would be an actual order. We need something like alien philosophy&#
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by brbrodude 3y ago
Fellow nic addict of 18 years here. If you haven't yet I'd recommend trying out Tabex. I'm still addicted but was able to cut it off by like 85% this year with its aid.
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by brbrodude 3y ago
You can find some things online on a thesis that some nicotine addicts could be self-medicating indeed.
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by brbrodude 3y ago
I dunno about young people, but me and some acquaintances discovered and got into stoicism and we just mixed it up with whatever we enjoyed before and that was anarchism, leftism, critical reasoning, philosophy, science, history, etc. It wa
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by brbrodude 3y ago
'we' who?
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by brbrodude 3y ago
Its in the words themselves, society is not culture, society means bonding of people/association to a thing, generally implied "civil society". This has nothing to do with some guy being a punk rocker skateboarder anarchist a
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by brbrodude 3y ago
`In fact, if treated properly, most programming things are hard, even things that might seem simple. That is because you have complex pieces that you have to put together and to make them work. And the hardest part is when one has to write
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by brbrodude 4y ago
Capitalism is not just about trading, this is an anachronism, maybe deepen your historical & concept research if you care about objectivity. Also see: equi-vocation: etymologically, calling things the same. Aka confusion. https:/&
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by brbrodude 4y ago
As long as coding stuff can be done through SSH, TMUX, VIM and terminal I'm fine. I've got a netbook-like tablet(s3 active with keyboard cover) and working on it is real nice(I hope to start going a bit more nomad soon), I have to
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by brbrodude 4y ago
Another way of looking at anarchism(or at least how I like to look at it) is to consider that even though humans form structures and hierarchies all the time(e.g.: we make a group and I take the first in line position and the rest follows),
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by brbrodude 4y ago
Do you mean US?
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by brbrodude 4y ago
My take: - 34yo dev, brasilian(living in Brazil), started with RoR in 2013 and worked with it on and off since them - was the first Software hire in a b2b e-bike engineer-DNA startup in 2019, picked Rails for the 'IoT layer', been
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by brbrodude 5y ago
Im in that boat too, but I also look at it as a choice Ive made through the years, Ive always valued being independent and having my own space over basically everything else... And Ive grown into this person, for example, Im good profession
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by brbrodude 5y ago
I'm never bored when I'm outside and moving and with people, I could spend my whole life this way and get inside just to rest and I'm pretty sure I'd be perfectly fine, I think its so much different to be "bored&quo
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by brbrodude 5y ago
Not to mention, the secret that they wanted kept that started it all wasn't about "special secret things that should be secret". Jump out of the platonics debate, reality's truth is just ugly.
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by brbrodude 5y ago
It's not about him, it's what this case tells us about us. It's just not possible to believe the story western society tells to itself about itself, and it's a harsh realization. Also, that was a persons life and mostly
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by brbrodude 5y ago
The instabilities that come from it may very well put us into a full blown dark age, the economic & societal stresses may bring dialogue to a halt, civil & military conflicts most certainly will rise along with it and with it the wo
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by brbrodude 5y ago
Would this have something to do with improving natality rates?
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by brbrodude 5y ago
If the app was open source/free in some way, and coops forked some of the money into development, maintenance, infrastructure, etc, then maybe it could really undercut the big guys, have quality, innovate fast and etc and also distribu
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by brbrodude 6y ago
Since it seems everyone is giving their opinion, I'll leave mine before reading the article: The concept of philosophy predates the concept of art, it also predates science. So, if one is more fundamental than the other(and fundamental
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by brbrodude 6y ago
The trippy detail for me is that the runtime is time and space, thats what its frictioned against, even matter and its states are determined by it. Evolution sure is a word.. Not sure it captures it tho

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