Les Greys

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such a great answer if you think about the loom.

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@12:44 it made me think how we will have to add regulatory structure around digital boundaries in the sea of digital openness.

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"It’s weird. he's a liar now, but a liar in the slightest of ways. For example, he's doing the work but having to do it under a slightly altered personality"

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Yes but that would effectively turn you into a bot and a vessel of higher order software.

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Nope but that’s why someone had the bright idea of compilers and transformers no?

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This is a great Q! A perfect set of interactions that work perfectly without any explanations but cause a great amount of human suffering because they have no idea what is going on. Depending on who you ask, people may think software to be: (1) a virus (2) a symptom of a virus (3) a pain caused through work (4) an imperfect set of blocks (5) a human thought (6) a language that builds reality You get the point.

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No. It's a fad at commercial scale, it's a cult at cultural scale.

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The one that helps them get through their own thoughts in the moment they are having them. This is extremely rare and it's why "vibe coding" is a currently a thing.

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you do it every day with your thoughts.

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the way I just said it to the person: "think of software as a specific framework of thinking" the way is structured is because someone thinks like that to accomplish a specific thought. you can (1) learn to think in the structure of the software (2) or learn how other people think about doing their work

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a translation of your thoughts into computer programs.

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I've become so damn good at explaining software to people. AMA

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how long have you been at this thesis and has it materialized in last 6 months? (My current formed opinion as informed outsider deep (2-3yrs), expand its shown results like 3-4mths, my own opinion/guess)

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a lil iPhone camera action but that was from the back deck. Castorland, NY (or look up Croghan)

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we so early we were early for the pre-early party.

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I really miss this backyard.

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Getting your personal affairs in line is real unlock in productivity. It’s like Christopher Robins said, “doing nothing leads to the very best something”.

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I like to remind myself sometimes of this. I think it still has so many legs.

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travel notepad decentralized human thought on the paper. software apps centralized human thought on the computer. travel software decentralized human thought on the blockchain.

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