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㊗️180万再生!!【クラシック界の異端児】世界的ピアニストの座を選ばなかった“100年に1人の鬼才”
When some belongs to a certain worldview, its hard to understand, why would someone else decide on an alternative.
"Sonder" is a word popularized by the Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows, and describes the realization that each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as our own with their ambitions, worries, routines, relationships, and backstories. Its an emotional insight about the depth and richness of other peoples inner lives.
#philosophy
成人マン、ただのスーツの若者
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Bon début de semaine à toutes et tous... Force et courage, respect et robustesse #nostr #nostrfr 
My #homily for the Monday of the first week in Ordinary Time https://sj.mcharlesworth.fr/homilies/2026-01jan-12-ya-ot-01/
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It has been a while.
go-bwhero has been updated.
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Man detained after driving truck through anti-Iran protest in Los Angeles
Police respond after a truck drives down a street filled with demonstrators marching in support of the Iranian people.
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Autobauer: Bis zu siebenfache Kosten in der Entwicklung: Mercedes ändert Strategie beim autonomen Fahren
Die S-Klasse ermöglicht Fahrern, am Steuer Filme zu schauen. In der nächsten Version schränkt der Konzern das autonome Fahren wohl vorerst wieder ein – und setzt auf einen neuen Assistenten.
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Closing the loop
Published on January 12, 2026 6:37 AM GMTSometimes you begin a conversation, or announce a project, or otherwise start something. What goes up must come down[1] and just so most things that get started should get finished. It's like starting a parenthesis, every open ( should be paired with a matching ). Some such things are begun by other people, but still need you to finish them."Finish the thing" often includes "tell people you've finished." I think of the tell people part as "closing the loop." Closing the loop is a surprisingly useful part of doing things when working in groups.The personal benefit in closing the loop is primarily in having one less thing to track as a dangling "should I do something about that?" I try to maintain a list of all the projects or tasks I've undertaking, sorted neatly by topic and priority but at least written down and not lost. When for whatever reason my ability to maintain that list in written form gets disrupted, I start tracking it in my head and start getting worried I'll forget something. My understanding is lots of other people do it in their heads most of the time, and are often worried they're forgetting something.The benefit to others is that they know the task got done. If they asked you to do it, plausibly it's still hanging around on their todo list to check and see if the thing got done. Why would they do that instead of just trusting you to finish the task in a timely and effective manner? Experience Because people commonly get busy or distracted, and the task winds up not getting finished. Actively telling them 'yep, job done' is helpful. Even saying 'https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/bkfgTSHhm3mqxgTmw/loudly-give-up-don-t-quietly-fade
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/uBzDetYKD5LsXdCPn/closing-the-loop
