=== ANCHOR POEM ===
◀─[BOOST]
  
  It originally came out of an idea for making auxetic foams. What is auxetic? It's a material with a negative Poisson ratio, meaning when it is compressed in one direction it shrinks in all directions and when it expands in one direction it expands in all directions. The most common example is the Hoberman sphere toy. Auxetic structures also have interesting applications in impact resistance and deployable architecture.  
  
                                                            
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--- #1 fediverse/3495 ---
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 @user-774 
 
 I know that when you recycle 3d printed things the color tends to meld
 together and it looks kinda meh... but hey at least it's recycled.
 
 though recycled filament is probably pretty rare still, so it's probably not
 the kind you're thinking of.
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--- #2 fediverse/1357 ---
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 an addon of a 3d printer that creates 3 dimensional foam which then hardens
 into plastic that's soft and springy to the touch
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--- #3 messages/111 ---
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 When someone remakes content into a different expression like a remake or
 reboot or whatever it gives a different message in its meaning - some
 circumstances and characters can apply for more than one message I'm it's
 meaning
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--- #4 fediverse/4232 ---
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 @user-192 
 
 with the development of oled screens, bright primary colors on black
 backgrounds becomes more and more important
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--- #5 fediverse/1185 ---
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 @user-883 
 
 Hell yeah. I can't help but wonder if there's a more universal solution on the
 horizon that will work for every game, using idk a raspberry pi zero or
 something? I'm into hardware but not that much so forgive my insolence. Seeing
 these purpose-built PCBs applied toward historical preservation and
 utilization of forward thinking retro gaming technology fills my heart with
 joy.
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--- #6 fediverse/1732 ---
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 here's an idea - if we can't get rid of the carbon right away, why not
 increase the total volume of our atmosphere such that it's more dispersed?
 like dissolving a salt in a solution, only with air and [insert pollutant here]
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--- #7 messages/1368 ---
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 "hello, welcome to earth, you may fly your spaceships here so long as you make
 them look like planes and make the same noises and emit the same radio
 frequencies which are always changing and that we'll help you determine
 dynamically, please enjoy your stay according to our quite permissive rules"
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--- #8 fediverse/1125 ---
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 @user-838 
 
 x2 scales exponentially but it will never equal 3 (using integer values of x
 of course)
 
 perhaps the force can do things that make the destruction of a planet seem...
 childish and arbitrary
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--- #9 fediverse/1865 ---
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 internal combustion engines are such an archaic form of energy production.
 Like, they literally make tiny explosions and push pistons up and down, how
 mechanical, how metal, how rad
 
 but like, batteries are cool too, especially the solid state ones that are
 just around the corner.
 
 maybe someday we'll make a battery that's infinitely recyclable!
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--- #10 fediverse/1608 ---
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 @user-1037 
 
 It's likely it could have been an artist's mock-up - like a UX designer and an
 animator sat down and said "let's make a cool design" and that's what they
 came up with. Designers do that all the time.
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 It's good organization? Actually? If something falls when you jostle something
 else. It means that what you're doing is causing the system to become
 unstable, thus allowing unexpected reactions to allowenable. Like stuff
 falling or getting dropped, not ideal.
 
 much better to do your cable management in mind with instability as a goal,
 like a canary in the coal mine for "damage-imminent". Design for permanence,
 not resilience. If you can prevent problems before they occur by confidently
 saying "no" and ideally earnestly saying "here's what you do to resolve your
 problem because i know better" (but if you don't know it's okay, especially if
 you know who to refer them to who might know better.) then it's easier to
 build a repetitive system. Like an institution of people who are working to
 fix a problem or fill a social gap need. "how do we keep the water" or "where
 does our food come from" can be helpful and useful questions to ask,
 especially if work is done to answer them. So... "Go find out" is a reasonable
 response for an idle question about stuff that might go right or wrong. Urgent
 questions might need a bit of cooperation to resolve, triaging of course.
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 He would tell me "yes" for anything in the material, but "no" for anything in
 the abstract. I need the opposite. I need someone who writes down what I say.
 Someone who uses me to plumb the depths of the cosmos.
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 all encryption algorithms should open up as much configurability to their
 processing as possible.
 
 "hmmm, do I want N/A or otherkin?"
 
 this would increase the variance in their outputs, essentially maximizing the
 attack surface beyond the capability of any de-cryption hacker, who suddenly
 has to try infinitely more possible combinations.
all encryption algorithms should open up as much configurability to their processing as possible.  "hmmm, do I want N/A or otherkin?"  this would increase the variance in their outputs, essentially maximizing the attack surface beyond the capability of any de-cryption hacker, who suddenly has to try infinitely more possible combinations. "what if wages cost blood?"  ... what is labor but blood?  how much do you process of red blood cells? hemoglobin? your body's gotta make that, it's a resource under it's control. That's work! To toil for the processes of another is *work*, everything else that you do for yourself is play.  Everyone I know who is a visionary is an incredibly smart, motivated, and usually successful personaerrages. I wouldn't even be surprised if they were psychic or luck magicians or secret fae elvenkin or other denizens of the wood and possibly they could have also been secret agents, having read an entire briefing on you, in particular, everything that's been written about you ever for all time has been placed in front of them. They can see the whole picture, that which you have no idea how to even use. They're trained for such things, and they relish the opportunity to perform their stakes and skills.  The Central Intelligence Agency is the executive branch of the core of the [planet/plant/mold-en-core/*]  so... why not give them [clues/dies/lies]? I'd prefer clues. If I had to pick.  one is just more ethical, which is an expression of faith  [[ suddenly everything elides ]]
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 naturally occurring computers would never produce wires, or liquid cooling, or
 anything that ever required any sort of configuration or external
 environmental conditions.
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 if something makes sense physically, but not mathematically, then the
 mathematics are wrong.
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 @user-192 
 
 ... that makes sense. Downside is as soon as you do, suddenly there's a 0%
 chance you'll remember which goes where.
 
 I guess that's why you keep the box, lmao xD
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 "this is too easy" thought the one guys to another, as they glanced about at
 their trending behavior.
 
 -- stack overflow -- sorry I had to interrupt: "what if you used scissors or a
 knife to cut your diapers and then saw what kind of plants would grow in what
 conditions?" I betcha could evolve an organism (careful, might be small) that
 could grow from plastic. I wonder what their fruit would be used like?
 
 anyway, as I was saying, if you ever notice that your mortal foes aren't
 putting up much of a fight, chances are you're being used to do evil. Keep
 yourself awares, but do research-thought-imagines about the nature of
 goodness. Picture yourself from the perspective of your foes. Develop
 conceptions of justice. Validate through mutually experimental contests of
 charms.
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 here's my opinion: life on earth evolved when combinations of matter were
 forced into increasingly difficult-to-solve maze-like environments. this was
 due to the strange, honeycomb structure of their rock-like crust. [water
 pushed through soil ]
 
 -- stack overflow --
 
 what if we raised more of the surface of the earth (from the oceans) and built
 a distant aquifer?
 
 ah, because most of the ocean is sand.
 
 (make sure you know the environment you're modifying before you modify it) how
 rapid is 10,000 years?
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 what if we taxed every ounce of resource that companies wasted
 
 (maybe with a multiplier for the current relative value of the substance -
 diamonds are more valuable than apples per pound)
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 okay here's an idea, waterfall project management where the program is           │
 developed one tiny piece at a time while being streamed to the entire company.   │
 Everyone would submit answers which could be upvoted / patched / rewritten as    │
 the main viewer cycles through each aspect of the project, checking for          │
 updates to it's design that were suggested by developers or whatever.            │
 Basically, one person (or one team) gets to write the actual source code,        │
 while everyone else is just offering suggestions. You could break it up by       │
 specialty, but the whole point is that everyone gets a complete picture of how   │
 the program (and organization) is structured. Which should give the employees    │
 more power to generate value for the company. All around a good deal I think?    │
 Especially if the main viewer took time to explain each and every part so that   │
 every viewer had the chance to understand.                                       │
 the reason why order is important is that our actions ripple through eternity.   │
 we must set a good example for all the baby aliens, don't you think?             │
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