Poetry Collection

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 @user-217 
 
 Cast upon a pale blue background, the brilliant reflections appeared as
 endless rainbows without arches - but cast upon a world so distant it was
 infinite - like sunlight radiating from the darkness of the surrounding night.
 The perspective of a dewdrop, resting on a stone in a forest, the world must
 seem so infinite - stretching out beyond comprehension, beyond the limits of
 what may be - massive yet constant, changing as it seethed.
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 │ CW: spirituality     │
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 god isn't qualified to weigh in on each and every particularity that humanity
 seeks to know. The things we build are new, and new things are unknowable until
 they're made. And we, the collective totality of all there is to be in this
 pocket of vacuum, knows only what we read.
 
 I'm just a human after all, what do you want from me?
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 │ CW: politics-spirituality │
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 in a place organized like capitalism, you go to university for four years (if
 you're lucky) and then work until you can't anymore. Then you're taken care of
 (if you're lucky) until you depart from this earth in peace.
 
 in my home, a home I've never lived, you'd stay at that university for as long
 as you'd like. you'd work whenever you liked, and if enough work wasn't being
 done then working would be made to feel more likable. then, when you're old as
 dirt (or whenever you'd like) you can depart from this earth as you please.
 
 when I die, bury me where I fall.
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 I say "my" not as in "mine" but "my" as in "my beloved"
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 │ CW: gentoo           │
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 wrote this in an hour, used a local LLM to generate the regexes.
 
 haven't tested it yet because I'm not on gentoo rn, so don't run it. which is
 why I shared the code as an image.
 
 if you really want the text of it then check out the visual description of the
 image.

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║ wish there were ascii characters that took up more than one line of code         │
║ vertically.                                                                      │
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║ wonder if we could use a sorting algorithm, or markup language, or something     │
║ like that to organize less structured data along user-customizable rules. Like,  │
║ a code editor that worked with your ideas, rather than the strict expression of  │
║ your text. You could pretty much write in any language, even pseudocode, and     │
║ the LLM behind the scenes would translate whatever you wrote into whatever       │
║ result you needed. Writing Rust, but need to fit in with C code? No worries      │
║ it'll translate for you. As long as the end result is functionally the same,     │
║ which could be verified by running two separate VMs that ran interpreters every  │
║ time you saved. And as long as their translation layers matched completely,      │
║ then odds are they're the same. And if not, well, the programmer can always      │
║ debug it. It's not like this would be running on something that needed to        │
║ perform in the moment? Like, improv instead of tragedies, or battles instead of  │
║ strategies                                                                       │
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 @user-599 
 
 these are the kinds of things I say to myself all the time. I don't know why,
 but it feels true so I think it.
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