thirdwhrldPzz

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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
Mirror neurons and nostalgia for a particular modal. When a mind latches onto a modal for problem solving, every problem is a nail. Technocrats have to try and illustrate the value of their technocratic solutions.
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
They’re easy to spin up in a Docker too. Linuxserver.io hosts containers for Plex, jellyfin, and a bunch of related apps, with example compose or shell scripts.
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
There are many who became millionaires through unions. It’s almost as if humans will work to enrich each other and the numbers game is artificial political semantics; millionaires appear in both constructs! At least I can vote and discuss o
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
Yeah there is a clear difference. I never said there was not. Strawman. I have a very high iq; in a past life I designed power switching machines and high performance boards for Nortel. Also that’s an appeal to higher authority. Also these
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
Everyone is a hypocrite from some context. Really I just don’t think anyone should be above the real hands on work of supporting their existence. Term limits for these roles should be explicit, not a game of they who can possess the most mi
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
All of it is taken from him not releasing source code. From him not unionizing his companies. From the officially documented history of his business acquisitions where he bought up business that already existed. This approaching 1984 level
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
These tools are still going in the direction of making a person sit in a chair all day. What will really be a game changer is AI that can generate the bulk structure having been trained on our best of the best hand built models and we can i
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
He also loves free speech except when employees discuss unions. He wants Twitters algorithms to be open, but his cars must stay closed. Requesting anything of him is anti-freedom then he projects at others how they could do better in the sa
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
Here’s my investment advice; go back to the late 90s, load up on tech, use the gains to dabble in btc, use those gains to retire by 40. Worked for me. I know how the boring numbers game works and optimized for it. I’m being honest instead o
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
I want to say it was during college years which for me was mid 90s. My focus latched onto anything I could apply elastic structures to; advertising/marketing and it’s effects on economics. Circling high minded wisdom isn’t new. Tribal
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
Maybe I’m weird but I never had faith in them. I don’t know when I learned it, but I’ve looked it up a few times to be sure I’m not day dreaming; after the WW2, declassified propaganda research became the basis for ad and marketing programs
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
There is no misunderstanding on my part. I never consented to this culture. I see little different here than a church, meat based tape recorders thinking the noises they emit are “the way” with little proof except “feudal capitalism” contin
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
Disliking contemporary office life is not equivalent to not liking working with people.
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
Research into who brings value, what technologies improve efficiency, has been inconclusive. The models end up with so many variables the conclusions are meaningless; any one parameter is insufficient, all the parameters needed mean no one
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
Humans have longed relied on metaphor and analogy to provide context. Chemistry is a contextualized generalization of certain physical phenomena. Neurons are just temporal spatial events of various mathematical parameters; gradients and ran
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
How do we know this isn’t blind faith and the numbers are “made up”? Other than fiat wealth generation, what gains are there to treating each other like this?
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
UX creates context from the users perspective, not the back end data format. This format creates a headache in that nothing can parse or write it except the humans that learn it. I can easily search an SQLITE file from a CLI (wrote me a to
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
Some people claim to aspire to. It’s always people. Biden is a person. Putin is a person. Hiding behind language like country or state is part of the propaganda and mind virus such people rely on, insuring agency defers to concept. They’re
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
Sure; I’m just expressing mine. The “glyphs and how to display or sort them wars” aren’t important enough to me to take real offense to alternatives. This is just idle discourse for me. Lindy Effect type thoughts, why import another depende
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
Still, why plain text? If the goal is “wrap it in UI” why a new white space, special characters. Why not YAML or JSON and the vetted libraries to read and write the format? As a user I don’t really have any concern with what underlying dat
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
Pareto principle; we get 80 percent there and that last 20 becomes the new 100. We keep diving into one infinitely big little number pattern fractal after another, chasing poetry to alleviate the existential dread of biological death. The i
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
Higher educations origins are in insulating Bourgeoisie kids from working class life. As it became clear the people had lost belief in god kings, aristocrats began paying the church to educate their kids and confer nonsense degrees the prol
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by thirdwhrldPzz 4y ago
Our natural state is change even after death. You’re changing without even willing it right now, in ways you’ll need to adapt to sooner or later. All you seem to need to change is the grasp on the idea who you are now is eternal. Your comme