No I wouldn’t believe so. Depending on the age or time I’ve read something my mind flipped or clicked different.

Like Dagny or the father from pride and prejudice

Probably the prednisone or something

Time to profit take and buy an ice bath

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She is a wild card for sure. I understand 1/3 of what she says. It's like when I was learning taoism from Alan Watts books on Eastern philosophy, just out of this world concepts.

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Rugbot is no fun, not enough rugs

Still want more bot ideas tho 🤔

You feel that’s an attack? Woof … apologies

Forgot I’m dealing with people who aren’t used to being told things so bottom line up front.

Reminder: Whitney: you must coddle everyone because they aren’t used to women speaking with such authority. 🤣🤣🤣

just 25 years in to the tech revolution, and weve reached the unfortunate point where it seems like a whole lot of people using the “developer” title are those who have just learned to regurgitate labels, definitions, and ways of thinking created by other people. thats not really very revolutionary.

wouldn’t you rather break a rule or two? or follow your own ideas? break the ossification?

Bot idea: Rugbot, when shitcoins dump 90%+ in one day

Any interest?

Entered LinkedIn. Left 5% dumber.

that's like installing arch from scratch but it cost money. you're insane if you think that counts as an easy mode.

Celery is vile so I usually use jalapenos. I probably should have made the roux darker but I was impatient. #foodstr

The majority of public expenditures, both federal and state, for mental health, which also precipitates into physical ailments, goes toward women who have experienced their entire youth and early adulthood being subjugated to traumatic propaganda through the schools, the universities, and the media.

Indeed! Stupid of me.

"the left" (and the rest of the political spectrum) may indeed be phantoms, but the impulse towards coercive collectivism is a very real thing in someone's mind. You see it with Cory.

It's the kind of impulse that is incompatible with individual freedom - and thus with building self-determined communities (something "the left" often claims to want).

His Bluesky take is a perfect encapsulation of this. Bluesky is a centralized system that claims to be liberating but at the end of the day it is antithetical to individual self-determination - you see Cory stumbling around on this logical incoherence in his belief system in realtime.

I agree that he seems like he might be able to work through it (not a monolith), but to do so he would necessarily need to rebalance towards individual liberty and away from collectivism. And that's the thing I was referring to as "left". Sorry for being imprecise.