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A month after launch, TLEs are now coming in for the Transporter-12 satellites. Also, ImpulseSpace deployed the BlueBon and Fossasat payloads from the LEO Express Mira tug on around Jan 27 and Feb 2.

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"One of the great tragedies of mankind is that morality has been hijacked by religion. So now people assume that religion and morality have a necessary connection. But the basis of morality is really very simple and doesn't require religion at all." Arthur C. Clarke

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At least part of what we think of as "aging" isn't just because of the passage of time. Like aging can cause cognitive and physical decline, but also older people are just, on average, more sedentary and less likely to intellectually challenge themselves

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They're deporting me off-world to work in the glucose mines

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reforming the government in accordance with the 36 Lessons

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@deviantollam.bsky.social’s “Lawyer. Passport. Locksmith. Gun.” presentation is worth everyone’s time. Not easy listening/viewing towards the end, but important, so important. youtu.be/6ihrGNGesfI?...

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the closest thing I have to a unified theory of this is that the last decade is what happens when the graph of ~everything approaches being fully connected

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the year is 2024

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Trauma Is All You Need: A Whiplash-Derived Adversarial Generative Architecture

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automated wordcellery

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This is really cool! The proliferation of night vision/thermal obviously is a big deal for the tactical/security space, but it's also interesting from a transhumanist perspective Individuals learning to play with extended sensory bandwidth, quite literally new ways of seeing

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keeping most of my book collection in ebooks has done wonders for my mobility and wallet, but also sometimes makes me sad that I don't have a Book Fort

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"If you were losing, would you know?" is something I think a lot about, coming from computer security.

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Armageddon was the last movie allowed to believe in America.

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I'm at the rabbit island I'm at the Imperial Japanese chemical weapons factory I'm at the combination rabbit island and Imperial Japanese chemical weapons factory

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okay after a few weeks is anyone using gpt o1 for practical stuff or is the whole swarm on claude

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okay the link sharing thing is a good enough reason to check this place out again

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there's a part of your brain that just switches on when you're immersed in an environment that's truly new, and there's nothing quite like it wide-open SEEKING activation

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Unlike you, I get my news from a reliable source.

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you are descended from an unbroken line of stupendous badasses

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the cognitive complexity of life in the 21st century is just incredibly high

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what memes have ruined your brain? for example, if i die in a tornado there's a 70% chance that my last words were "it fucken WIMDY" because of this post

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furthermore, we should build the Ring

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There is power in an alias. In anonymity. To do terrible things, yes. But also to be free. Free from the past. And the future. To be clean.

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statsmodels spits out a p-value of 1e-57: highest quality science ever known to the human race

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is everything I've done useless and a failure, and I have screwed up my life or maybe is it just that I haven't worked out for four days who can say

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there's a part of your brain that just switches on when you're immersed in an environment that's truly new, and there's nothing quite like it wide-open SEEKING activation

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time to go to the meat store that's just a giant refrigerator and then try again

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the good thing about studying decisions making is that its really interesting the bad part is that it creates an expectation that you actually make good decisions

A month after launch, TLEs are now coming in for the Transporter-12 satellites. Also, ImpulseSpace deployed the BlueBon and Fossasat payloads from the LEO Express Mira tug on around Jan 27 and Feb 2.

"One of the great tragedies of mankind is that morality has been hijacked by religion. So now people assume that religion and morality have a necessary connection. But the basis of morality is really very simple and doesn't require religion at all." Arthur C. Clarke

At least part of what we think of as "aging" isn't just because of the passage of time. Like aging can cause cognitive and physical decline, but also older people are just, on average, more sedentary and less likely to intellectually challenge themselves

They're deporting me off-world to work in the glucose mines

reforming the government in accordance with the 36 Lessons

@deviantollam.bsky.social’s “Lawyer. Passport. Locksmith. Gun.” presentation is worth everyone’s time. Not easy listening/viewing towards the end, but important, so important. youtu.be/6ihrGNGesfI?...

the closest thing I have to a unified theory of this is that the last decade is what happens when the graph of ~everything approaches being fully connected

the year is 2024

Trauma Is All You Need: A Whiplash-Derived Adversarial Generative Architecture

automated wordcellery

This is really cool! The proliferation of night vision/thermal obviously is a big deal for the tactical/security space, but it's also interesting from a transhumanist perspective Individuals learning to play with extended sensory bandwidth, quite literally new ways of seeing

keeping most of my book collection in ebooks has done wonders for my mobility and wallet, but also sometimes makes me sad that I don't have a Book Fort

"If you were losing, would you know?" is something I think a lot about, coming from computer security.

Armageddon was the last movie allowed to believe in America.

I'm at the rabbit island I'm at the Imperial Japanese chemical weapons factory I'm at the combination rabbit island and Imperial Japanese chemical weapons factory

okay after a few weeks is anyone using gpt o1 for practical stuff or is the whole swarm on claude

okay the link sharing thing is a good enough reason to check this place out again

there's a part of your brain that just switches on when you're immersed in an environment that's truly new, and there's nothing quite like it wide-open SEEKING activation

Unlike you, I get my news from a reliable source.

you are descended from an unbroken line of stupendous badasses

the cognitive complexity of life in the 21st century is just incredibly high

what memes have ruined your brain? for example, if i die in a tornado there's a 70% chance that my last words were "it fucken WIMDY" because of this post

furthermore, we should build the Ring

There is power in an alias. In anonymity. To do terrible things, yes. But also to be free. Free from the past. And the future. To be clean.

statsmodels spits out a p-value of 1e-57: highest quality science ever known to the human race

is everything I've done useless and a failure, and I have screwed up my life or maybe is it just that I haven't worked out for four days who can say

there's a part of your brain that just switches on when you're immersed in an environment that's truly new, and there's nothing quite like it wide-open SEEKING activation

time to go to the meat store that's just a giant refrigerator and then try again

the good thing about studying decisions making is that its really interesting the bad part is that it creates an expectation that you actually make good decisions

brain does not function today

raw ketone esters are, I think, the worst thing I've ever tasted