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65 sats \ 0 replies \ @Undisciplined 9h \ on: Subculture evolution mostly_harmless
Once the industry gets established, the "beliefs" become locked in (or at least become more rigid). Even if the original proponents are open and honest actors, they can be replaced when and if they change their minds.
It seems like cults of personality can actually offset this a little. If the subculture is attached to a person, then that person could hypothetically be open to change.
Yeah it's wild direct grants are around 33% - 38% of the national budget and that doesn't include certain line items like a certain allocation of "free water" and "free electricity", the government also gives has a "free housing" project thats been on the go for years with waiting lists as long as 2 decades.
Since taxes are never going to cover that inflation is covering the shortfalls, hence why we Bitcoin
I need a framework for writing my journal entries. I can’t stay up for five hours again and completely wreck my sleep schedule just to write a journal entry I’ll find shitty the next day anyway.
Here's a thing I'm trying to be more diligent about doing:
At a minimum, jot down the briefest outline of "notable" events that happen. The scare quotes mean that it doesn't have to be noteable to someone else, just some of the things that anchored the day and that made me pay attention a little, that could be said to characterize what it feels like to be me right now. Something like:
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Small-group training where trainer was out, so we all picked an exercise last week and assembled them into today's routine. X and Y didn't show up -- funny how it made we remaining three feel like part of something together, even though we barely know each other.
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Talked to Z about letting the idea of having kids slip away. I said it's better to be decisive about big sad decisions and really decide; she said it's better to let them incrementally become real: you don't put an ailing pet down at the first sign of ailment.
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Dinner w/ C at Korean place. C orders everything for both of us; waitress literally ignores me, like totally freezes me out. Is it bc C took charge? She hates guys? What?
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CORECURSIVEpodcast on learning, the conditions in which one can learn, Bret Victor, Seymour Papert. Super interesting, full of implication for life in general. Felt a click.
(This is literally going to be today's entry, once I de-obfuscate a couple things. Thanks for the provocation.)
That took ... six minutes, maybe? The virtue will be that, because I took the time to consolidate it, I will have those things as an anchor into the experiences. I possess them more fully, now. They're available for insight.
Something to consider, if you're searching for a way to do it that isn't too oppressive.
No, it does stop working for all intents and purposes. At the timeout will start rejecting blocks, effectively forking the node off the chain. If timed correctly, the node could be fed a chain with less work. This is arguably worse than just shutting down, since other services relying on the node will not notice immediately.
It's an "un-framework", in that beautiful middle spot between HTML and convoluted shit like Next... the DX is completely different
This is some of what I hear:
you worry, you worry, you worry.
Stop.
a quote from my current read:
I feel myself. But it's only the eye with a lash in it, the swollen finger, the infected tooth that feels itself, is conscious of its own individual being. The healthy eye or finger or tooth doesn't seem to exist. So it's clear, isn't it? Self-consciousness is just a disease. from We by Zamyatin
I suffer from self-consciousness much less than I used to. I also stopped measuring my potential so much as it made me miserable.
no apology needed, no offense taken. thanks for seeing me
This conversation also made me think again about how I feel that there's sooo much more potential in @PlebLab, but we're not tapping into it, because we don't know how and/or we're sooo busy already anyway.
I would say each person in PlebLab is reaching their potential and continues to do so. That’s what makes it so special. Anyone that comes to PlebLab has the opportunity to also reach that same potential, there is no other place on Earth like it. It’s a very special place with very special people. One day I hope to have more staff to support those people. In time we will, gotta keep growing our revenue YoY. Technology and Bitcoin is not going anywhere we have time to build it the right way with the right foundations in place. Thanks for the feedback.
If you are sending to my getalby address, my Alby Hub is online, yes.
Otherwise, you can do timemile65@phoenixwallet.me, but you might have to wait a bit until Phoenix syncs. I just turned it on.
Otherwise, south_korea_ln@walletofsatoshi.com will be the least trouble.
Thanks! Those sats will reenter the SN ecosystem soon enough~~
I don't think I've ever seen this before.
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Thank you for posting this here, and putting up with all the drama.
Do you think that using fake public keys to store data is something that can or should be fixed in the long term?
Also what do you think about utreexo? Do you see a solution for scaling the chainstate long term?
No, it is not adding attributes... all custom tags and attributes are valid in html, they just do nothing by default... HTMX is calling a ton of querySelectorAll to select its own custom tag and then run javascript on them.
This is very inefficient and bloated, you can just write html and use plain javascript querySelector for the elements you need, this is what htmx does, it just does it for a lot of stuff you don't need.
Once people used to say that structure should be html, graphics css and computation js.
Now js frameworks think they should just do everything.
I am convinced jquery's fadeIn started the domino that bought us here 🗿.
I agree that you can't learn too much from this data, but 1 data point is still better than 0 data points, isn't it?
To do this kind of survey would require a true randomized sample, and the sample would have to be enormous to capture enough bitcoiners.