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Flesh and blood, 46 years
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It's never about the other person
Everyone and everything is a mirror.
“What are they showing me about myself that I have been desperately avoiding?”
“What are they showing me about myself that I have been desperately avoiding?”
The biggest lesson I’ve learned in the last decade, is that no one on this planet is to be taken literally.
Any words spoken in a moment are just that, a moment to be observed and considered in the greater context, all of which are absolutely subject to change.
In fact, it seems that this era is more about learning to be comfortable with the ever changing and becoming that is happening all around us. Instead of needing to have any certainty about anything beyond the immediate moment.
In an ever and more rapidly changing world, how could we expect any thing or any one to remain constant?
Any words spoken in a moment are just that, a moment to be observed and considered in the greater context, all of which are absolutely subject to change.
In fact, it seems that this era is more about learning to be comfortable with the ever changing and becoming that is happening all around us. Instead of needing to have any certainty about anything beyond the immediate moment.
In an ever and more rapidly changing world, how could we expect any thing or any one to remain constant?
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Could someone please enlighten me about BIP-110 using logic instead of "trust me bro" platitudes or ad-hominem?
Been asking for this very thing for months now..
Looking forward to playing Age of Empires 2 with my son! The game needs to stay alive at least another 10 years for that to happen!
Alive and well! Currently 18,439 people in game as of this moment, according to Steam stats.
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YES! after mastering rocking jumping i eventually created a script that allowed for 1 button perfect rocket jumping (as well as several other useful actions and keybinds).
Nice! Of course you did.
I do miss the days of having an in-game console that allowed for that much power.
I do miss the days of having an in-game console that allowed for that much power.
last night, i played quake with my son and his buddy. they're 16. it reminded me of playing quake with my buddies when i was their age 30 years ago. except i wasn't getting fragged by an adult non sto...
Strafe jumping and rocket jumping..
These are important skills to pass along to the next generation.
I opened a LAN center in 99’ shortly after high school. Four glorious years of my life.
I might still boot up a little Quake Champions from time to time.
These are important skills to pass along to the next generation.
I opened a LAN center in 99’ shortly after high school. Four glorious years of my life.
I might still boot up a little Quake Champions from time to time.
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Good morning and pura vida, Nostr! What an interesting time to be alive...
A new Nostrich appears. They're clearly using AI in their notes, and I don't particularly mind that, as I sometimes do that,...
At what point do we need a set of filters for who has been personally vouched for? (is this WoT?)
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I just want to validate one aspect of this message.
I am seeing in real time that some of the people in my life are rapidly becoming better communicators with other humans.
My working theory is that we’ve had to drop the assumption that we can casually speak, and that we are generally understood. AI is teaching us to be very specific, detailed, and thorough in how we attempt to share. And then to clarify and modify when we notice any minor misunderstanding.
What a pleasant side effect.
I am seeing in real time that some of the people in my life are rapidly becoming better communicators with other humans.
My working theory is that we’ve had to drop the assumption that we can casually speak, and that we are generally understood. AI is teaching us to be very specific, detailed, and thorough in how we attempt to share. And then to clarify and modify when we notice any minor misunderstanding.
What a pleasant side effect.
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How many people are actually using it?
Not many. Unless you’re in an area that just had its internet shutdown, then everybody who can is using it.
There are a number of heatmap websites that show real time global usage. Apparently people have been able to determine where the next big news will come from based on a spike in geographic usage.
There are a number of heatmap websites that show real time global usage. Apparently people have been able to determine where the next big news will come from based on a spike in geographic usage.
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That resonates, I like that you make the journey and personality your own not relying on someone's interpretation. I know that religion was quite suppressed during communism, so when you went to the c...
I would agree with you that I experienced a contracted version of Christianity.
After I left, to continue my journey alone, I did grasp at other religions for some sense of structural stability. I studied a number of them, large and small, and attended the various gatherings. Each rasped against my spirit in the same way Christianity had. After each attempt the quiet whisper became a little more obvious and was saying something like “what you seek is not in religion, it’s an absolute surrender.” A trust fall into the vast bottomless unknowable.
In comparison to that, every ‘ism’ or ‘anity’ is contractive, limited, and acts as an intermediary.
I suspect anyone who’s had a profound moment that led to a conversion or dedication to any religion, had exactly that experience of unbounded, surrendered ‘isness’, ‘forgiveness’, and ‘innocence’. But the mind is so quick to try and label and understand and attach to something in the world as the cause, or the way to ‘get back to that experience’.
After I left, to continue my journey alone, I did grasp at other religions for some sense of structural stability. I studied a number of them, large and small, and attended the various gatherings. Each rasped against my spirit in the same way Christianity had. After each attempt the quiet whisper became a little more obvious and was saying something like “what you seek is not in religion, it’s an absolute surrender.” A trust fall into the vast bottomless unknowable.
In comparison to that, every ‘ism’ or ‘anity’ is contractive, limited, and acts as an intermediary.
I suspect anyone who’s had a profound moment that led to a conversion or dedication to any religion, had exactly that experience of unbounded, surrendered ‘isness’, ‘forgiveness’, and ‘innocence’. But the mind is so quick to try and label and understand and attach to something in the world as the cause, or the way to ‘get back to that experience’.
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