sigriv

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by sigriv 6mo ago
Seems like your whole social life was dependent on your partner? Which tends to happen with men and is - in my and many others eyes- not healthy for a relationship. Invest in your social life, as you would in other aspects (work/health
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by sigriv 2y ago
Did you read Deleuze's Logique de la sensation? Yes I read him in french. Unfamiliar with Clouscard. Not a fan of Baudrillar either.
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by sigriv 2y ago
Deleuze, Bourdieu, Malebranche, ... I find it incredibly satisfying to stretch my brain with books that are inaccessible on the first read.
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by sigriv 3y ago
Brussels/Belgium is full of them. My favorites are the Clockarium, Museum of the Art Deco Ceramic Clock. ( https://www.clockarium.org/ Check out the video, its is magnificent.) And The Sewer Museum: Experience an authen
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by sigriv 4y ago
>One thing that I wonder though is how we will draw the line. If I'm writing a piece and do a Google search, and in that way invoke BERT under the hood, is anything that I write afterwards "AI-tainted"? What about the gram
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by sigriv 4y ago
Thanks. My dad has it too.
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by sigriv 4y ago
Thanks! And I completely agree, I generally do the same. I don't sign up without a sense of the value. I put the sign up wall - reluctantly - recently because people are not inclined to suggest their favorite quiet spots. And I need to
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by sigriv 4y ago
1 earn an income with my passion project https://QuietNearMe.com 2 play more, more humor, more laughs 3 expand social circle, make new friends
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by sigriv 4y ago
I did not read the whole wikipedia page and my eye caught these subtitles: - Nazi collaboration - Role in emission cheating software - Role in Astongate greenwashing campaign
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by sigriv 4y ago
Trees are a good sound absorber. Which creates a healthier soundscape : less noise, reduced stress, lower rates of heart disease. cf https://www.treehugger.com/how-do-trees-reduce-noise-polluti...