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dominictarr.bsky.social

Amateur Anthropologist, Independent Degrowth Researcher, Special Interest: Traditional Craft of the Pacific. Retired from Tech. Youtube Sailor: https://youtube.com/@dominictarrsailing (Btw 🔵 is the view of this planet fron the angle the land isnt)

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for the record @juniperbevensee.bsky.social, I LOVE your shipping special interest 🚢🥰

submitted 20 hours ago • 1 comment

I wish more people would trust themselves to just shoot off a friendly "loved your article/post/whatever!" email to the authors of work they enjoy. It isn't creepy unless you make it creepy!!! Please do it!!!

submitted 15 days ago • 4 comments

the word is "technical", and these so called trucks might be more effective as self propelled incendiary bombs

submitted 18 days ago • 0 comments

this is like drake and kendrick lamar but they're both drake

submitted 18 days ago • 532 comments

Why have a big stupid debate when it could be settled with a simple dance off

submitted 18 days ago • 0 comments

The debate about the punishment for the haka is way more disruptive than the haka ever was www.rnz.co.nz/news/nationa...

submitted 18 days ago • 0 comments

amazing how many different ways there are to be wrong

submitted 372 days ago • 0 comments

is the a bluesky client that has tree structured threads?

submitted 20 days ago • 1 comment

I'm thinking that the simplest "solution" to the Fermi Paradox is just that we shouldn't expect to see alien civilization yet. We can only just detect relatively nearby planets. We could detect further away aliens civ if they blasted high power radio everywhere, an inefficient way to communicate.

submitted 20 days ago • 1 comment

will be calling him this from now on

submitted 20 days ago • 0 comments

if you see this, post your sexiest vegetables (desiree potatoes, available only in South Island of New Zealand)

submitted 21 days ago • 0 comments

unions: they get the job done

submitted 26 days ago • 114 comments

any serious honest thinking about the future needs to be dominated by the fact that we cannot actually predict the future

submitted 25 days ago • 0 comments

what is something that people romanticize that ISN'T way harder or less glamorous IRL? (except for living on a sailboat)

submitted 25 days ago • 0 comments

hmm, we are finding out if the USA needs two correctly functioning branches of government, or just one.

submitted 26 days ago • 0 comments

my hunch is that how it works is at some young age you basically decide how smart to be, then get your ass into gear to cash the cheques that your mouth writes. by the time you are an adult you have a whole bag of clever tricks and patterns you can notice

for the record @juniperbevensee.bsky.social, I LOVE your shipping special interest 🚢🥰

I wish more people would trust themselves to just shoot off a friendly "loved your article/post/whatever!" email to the authors of work they enjoy. It isn't creepy unless you make it creepy!!! Please do it!!!

the word is "technical", and these so called trucks might be more effective as self propelled incendiary bombs

this is like drake and kendrick lamar but they're both drake

Why have a big stupid debate when it could be settled with a simple dance off

The debate about the punishment for the haka is way more disruptive than the haka ever was www.rnz.co.nz/news/nationa...

amazing how many different ways there are to be wrong

is the a bluesky client that has tree structured threads?

I'm thinking that the simplest "solution" to the Fermi Paradox is just that we shouldn't expect to see alien civilization yet. We can only just detect relatively nearby planets. We could detect further away aliens civ if they blasted high power radio everywhere, an inefficient way to communicate.

will be calling him this from now on

if you see this, post your sexiest vegetables (desiree potatoes, available only in South Island of New Zealand)

unions: they get the job done

any serious honest thinking about the future needs to be dominated by the fact that we cannot actually predict the future

what is something that people romanticize that ISN'T way harder or less glamorous IRL? (except for living on a sailboat)

hmm, we are finding out if the USA needs two correctly functioning branches of government, or just one.

my hunch is that how it works is at some young age you basically decide how smart to be, then get your ass into gear to cash the cheques that your mouth writes. by the time you are an adult you have a whole bag of clever tricks and patterns you can notice

Ideas are a sort of CRDT and human interaction is a sync engine.

written by someone who doesn't know about hand writing robots!