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Sometimes in life we have fleeting moments of presence and feelings of “I am on the path” . Could it be we are part of dual consciousness, our regular ‘I’ experiencing time moving forward. Whilst another unknown self travels backwards in time from our death to birth. Every so often we make some choice that pulls the super imposed time travelling consciousness’ into a single moment. That is where we feel those moments.
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phonescreen_man··on Writing Is Magic
That’s why they call it spelling
phonescreen_man··on The impotence of being clever
The irony of the witty. The cleverest of quips. To be more sure of yourself by standing above the rest. For the clever themselves may just find it was the loudest whom made the news that day.

What a breathe Omm

phonescreen_man··on Remotely unlock/start/locate any remotely connected Honda/Nissan [resolved]
Sales of flipper going up!
phonescreen_man··on Show HN: FIFA Interactive Bracket (World Cup)
Love this, just shared it with 7 close friends who will all appreciate it.
phonescreen_man··on Ask HN: Anyone go through Montessori education until age 12 (end of grade 6)?
“What a load of horseshit. Say that in the special education class with 8th graders that can't read or use the bathroom on their own, despite the best efforts and attention of their teachers.“ - and that comment right there is exactly what I mean by the world around them always manages to grind out the gifts.. some people never get to see it.
phonescreen_man··on Ask HN: Anyone go through Montessori education until age 12 (end of grade 6)?
“ Should be noted also that my kids are extremely naturally gifted and generally live in the "AP/Honors" world, so would most likely flourish anywhere. YMMV”

All children are extremely naturally gifted, it’s the world around that always manages to grind it out of most of them. I think that also represents what Montessori was aiming for when re-thinking education.

phonescreen_man··on Spy agency uses 'computer network exploitation' to take digital information
A lot of peedos out there
phonescreen_man··on Show HN: Pickcode – A new way to introduce programming to kids
For game creation check out bloxels. I used to teach with it in after school programs. Allows me ou to build out great 2D platform games.
phonescreen_man··on The world is run by people no smarter than you
Here here
phonescreen_man··on Bye Twitter – Manu Cornet
No but her brother l337 is biatch!
phonescreen_man··on Most Americans think money comes before mission at U.S. news organizations
They are not advertising to sell you weapons. They advertise to get their brand name inside your head associated with positive things.
phonescreen_man··on Draw Anything – A Simple Stable Diffusion Playground
That’s a dark thought right there.
phonescreen_man··on Nobody wants to teach anymore
I thought it was well known that disruptive kids are often unrecognised creative/smart kids who are challenging the authority/leadership of the teacher. There has been some research on this in the UK, look into some of the work by David Price around creative test answers.
phonescreen_man··on I recreated famous album covers with DALL-E
Interestingly related, I just used AI image generation to create my EP cover.. first I tried running luciddrains dall e 2 PyTorch implementation using the prompt “death by Tetris EP album cover 2022” unfortunately I am using a Mac Pro so the gpu was not able to work. Then I tried imagen PyTorch implementation and used same keyword. This time it was working with the CPU unfortunately 2 days in we had a power outage so I had something but nothing complete. So I fed the generated image into the google dream generator and got my album cover!

https://willsimpson.hearnow.com/

phonescreen_man··on After 50 years, Michael Heizer is finally ready to unveil City, his life's work
Some of the sentiments on this thread: It’s shit, definitely not Art. It’s decent, what is art anyway. I like it. Modern Artists are elitists.

My take. It’s shit. It’s art. It’s some rich dude and his buds finding meaning so good for them. It’s bland. And it fails to challenge society at large in any meaningful way unless you count not being able to get there to see it easily as an artistic merit. Meh.. Proof of artistic merit or get the frick out!

phonescreen_man··on A 17-year-old designed a novel synchronous reluctance motor
Maybe try magic mushrooms?
phonescreen_man··on Ask HN: Where should I move to meet interesting tech people?
The real interesting tech people you can meet in the dreamscape, deep meditation, dmt, lsd etc, hanging out in multiple dimensions learning new technology from the advanced sentients!
phonescreen_man··on Microdosing with psilocybin mushrooms: a double-blind placebo-controlled study
Are you suggesting the CIA pushed lsd/shrooms to alter society in a way that was beneficial for the ruling class, or they pushed society in a direction to ban those substances to keep people from organizing and becoming a ruling class? Or something else?

If you think about it, a lot of the Silicon Valley advancement of the chip and subsequent computer revolution was driven by the early lsd/shrooms advocates. In a way they did become the new ruling class.

phonescreen_man··on StemRoller – Isolate vocals, drums, bass, and other stems from any song
Been using demucs for a couple of weeks now, mostly taking my early produced music which I have since lost the project files for and giving them a remix and update. Gotta say I have been blown away by how good demucs is. I installed it following the repo instructions and then created a zsh alias to run it with any file name. Eg $ai_split mySong.mp3

Wait fifteen minutes and out pops four stems, flawless so far, even been messing around with mainstream tracks and using ableton with warp applied to quickly build out remixes. Demucs is going to be /is already a game changer!

phonescreen_man··on P5.play
Just about finished Dan Shifmans nature of code book - I believe he is re-writing it for p5.JS Definitely worth keeping an eye on.
phonescreen_man··on Saskatchewan, Ontario to roll out mini-nuclear reactors
Exactly, wind and solar are massive environmental disrupters, huge amounts of land and habitat destroyed for small unreliable gains. Nuclear on the other hand is turned into the bogey man of clean energy. Where do all the out of commission solar panels end up? Definitely not as carefully stored as the nuclear waste.
phonescreen_man··on A mysterious cult that predates Stonehenge
Putting the cult in culture since 6000bce
phonescreen_man··on Ask HN: Is attitude more important than knowledge?
I think you can leverage your wealth of knowledge and be successful by finding a balance, most of the comments describe how in various ways. The good life, the successful life, all require sacrifice. Think of sacrifice as the scales of your tolerance to succeed.

Find the balance. Not out there. Find it… In there.

phonescreen_man··on Large Hadron Collider discovers three new exotic particles
Some good points, except the first one. Politicians are mostly not smart. It’s why they go into politics in the first place!
phonescreen_man··on My awakening moment about how smartphones fragment our attention span
Interesting, Set it to find out for myself
phonescreen_man··on Alien intelligence and the concept of technology
Technology is an alien intelligence communicating through the creative consciousness and evolving itself into our earthly dimension. Jungian archetypes forming in the minds of impressive individuals doing the earthly bidding of inter dimensional ideas!
phonescreen_man··on Underprotection of Unpredictable Statistical Lives Compared to Predictable Ones
A chance for us all.
phonescreen_man··on Ask HN: Have you experienced decline in problem-solving skills? How to improve?
Surprised no one mentioned it. Sugar. If I eat a lot of candy or sweets for example on a weekend, my logical faculties always seem low. Pattern matching and quick thinking is replaced with scatter brain. Booze is a lot worse of course. Weed seems to do other things, can help with creative out the box thinking but sometimes that’s not what you need.
phonescreen_man··on The impact of digital media on children’s intelligence
Trampoline in the rain is a lot of fun, We could say trampoline in the rain is dangerous but they pretty dangerous any weather conditions.
phonescreen_man··on Why are some egg yolks so orange?
Eggcellent, what a cracking article!
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