openfuture

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by openfuture 4y ago
Since you got answered in downvotes I suspect the answer is "because people will switch languages on you"
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by openfuture 4y ago
The way it has been described to me is that if you always take the same route to work then your cognitive performance goes down. Staying curious and exploring the different routes is hard with relatively few waypoints but then you can zoom
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by openfuture 4y ago
I just spent the night dancing. That's what I am mostly passionate about, discovering peer-to-peer and building trust. Hoping to see people participate in the future they want rather than suffering the present that they believe inevita
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by openfuture 4y ago
My project datalisp.is about making something useful.
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by openfuture 4y ago
So make the change. If your idea is strong and has gravity then people will follow (clearly the guy who is working hard with no reward is a FOSS developer ;)
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by openfuture 4y ago
Sorry I just read this exchange again and I totally misread your first comment. Tbh I'm a bit tilted at the moment. I'll take a break.
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by openfuture 4y ago
I believe it was kind but the tone does not get across the textification. Glad to hear your justifications. They are more persuasive than the initial representation. Thank you for engaging the constructive conversation.. now w.r.t. the powe
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by openfuture 4y ago
Preach yo! the medium is the message.
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by openfuture 4y ago
Sorry but you are full of shit. Centralization is not digitization. Centralization is relying on the use of coercion. It's a /central/ source of truth. The identity system we've been stuck with since WW1 will finally be
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by openfuture 4y ago
Degrading? Hah! man.. I've prioritized this problem over everything else in my life to the point where it has almost killed me and it has robbed me of everything.. when you are living on the street with 0 money in your pocket and you n
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by openfuture 4y ago
It is meant to solve the class of problems (in the computer science sense) that is cryptocurrency. This is because I want a name system where the definitions are given meaning relative to our economic system but where the economics within t
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by openfuture 4y ago
Am I affected? sr.ht/~ilmu/tala.saman ... I would appreciate knowing so I have time to move and since you (drew) are in this thread this is the expedient way to find out...
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by openfuture 4y ago
Rather than poor theory of mind what about good understanding of economics. The cost of absolutely clear context is too high to bear in many situation, it is often better to get the message across in whatever way works for those who are als
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by openfuture 4y ago
Yeah my grades were terrible but there was this one time that the teacher had to regrade everyone because I spotted something he hadn't seen himself and so my solution was better than the one everyone was repeating by rote memorization
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by openfuture 4y ago
For me this is how I learned mathematics up until university. By just going unprepared to exams or doing extracurricular competitions and then "inventing the math" in the exam. In the case of competitions it was a bit more fun tha
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by openfuture 4y ago
Doubt. Attention is definitely important but as I keep saying; the value of your contribution is not based in opportunity cost but rather the dependency structure. If many people are providing you with attention then that is making you an i
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by openfuture 4y ago
> I'm all about actually changing things. Me too. Where I am from there is a lot of bullying. All the way.. from small kids and up to the political representatives. What I am doing (and I do not recommend this btw) is to exit every
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by openfuture 4y ago
How about building on solid ground for once? Datalisp.is the thing I keep posting here and it keeps getting overlooked but a solid foundation means longer lasting structures, just look at the 3-4-5 triangle; it still has a right angle.
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by openfuture 4y ago
Yeah I am not a fan of the login walls and all that either but there is a reason that we should try to use free and open source software and currently matrix is the option that is convincing enough to use. Datalisp.is the web of trust &#x2F
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by openfuture 4y ago
Why twitter man.. these questions are clearly important but there is a space to discuss them https://matrix.to/#/#datalisp:matrix.org
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Tell HN: Matrix Lisp Space
2 points by openfuture 4y ago|0 comments
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by openfuture 4y ago
I think what you are describing is basically a good development environment.. where you can contribute your insight at depth of skill level appropriate for what you have to offer. From my point of view the path to the eventually persuasive
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by openfuture 4y ago
Love it =)
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Guggenheim’s Minerd Says Arctic Needs $1T for Projects(bnnbloomberg.ca)
1 points by openfuture 4y ago|0 comments
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by openfuture 4y ago
Join me in developing it at datalisp.is =)
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by openfuture 4y ago
Okay, that is a fair take, in the end it will depend on the student what kind of teaching methodology will work best but it is indeed unlikely that they will gain more from him trying to write a book than him sitting down with them. Maybe w
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by openfuture 4y ago
Matrix is the place. It's FOSS. It works pretty decent. There are people there. Here; join guix: https://matrix.to/#/#guix-space:matrix.org Anyone out there know if there is a lisp space? It would be cool to have
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by openfuture 4y ago
You are ascribing an extreme personality to these people while criticizing the other extreme and I'm saying that the most reasonable thing is somewhere in the middle; just help the man with what he intends to do.
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by openfuture 4y ago
Oh those places still exist, for example I would trust #cl-school or the people on the guix matrix.
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by openfuture 4y ago
Hehe so how did they assess which answer should be canonical? how did they manage the different answers? Because this is still what we should be doing but we have got to be a bit smarter about it than just appointing experts.

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