=== ANCHOR POEM ===
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re-targeting is easy, just look for the photons that are moving like a mirror
might (careful they learn to fold) and then use that to determine trajectory
(careful they add booster packs without emission detectable)
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=== SIMILARITY RANKED ===
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what if mastodon recorded the date and time of every time you boosted /
unboosted something so you can keep track of what your page looked like over
time [in the export data functionality]
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air-dropping small-ish but still meaningful packets of supplies of all kinds
to everywhere to feed and help anyone
fly high, let the parachute carry it. Put a little fan or wings or something
on it idk.
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a perpetual motion machine would appear stable to the machine in motion
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--- #4 fediverse/4621 ---
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@user-1716
there's already a web browser named surf 🙃 it's much more minimal than this
one tho
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observation is when you look with no assumptions.
paranoia is when you assume you can be seen.
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--- #6 messages/1438 ---
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The trick to motorcycles is: don't crash, and be loud enough so that nobody
forgets you're there.
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@user-1209
updated it:
https://ritz-menardi.neocities.org/words/words
added an example picture too so you know what you're looking at
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I love dispatch tables! which is a term I just learned and a concept I have
been using for a while.
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It's a good idea to practice getting places without gmaps, after having
studied the map at home.
Just incase you need to get somewhere that you don't want to bring your phone
to.
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I miss my cat, but now that it's dark I can go looking for her again. : )
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I wonder if you made a laser 1/3rd of a light-year wide and pointed it at a
black hole, would you see a reflection?
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Hi, I'm learning about semaphores right now and trying to explain them to a
friend. But I only sorta understand how they work - can anyone look at this
pseudocode and tell me if I'm on the right track?
![Some C pseudocode working through the semaphore design pattern. Here's the text of the pseudocode: /* no lock example */ void start_thread(int* x) { *x += 1; } int main() { int x = 0; for (1000 times){ start_thread(&x); } print(x); } /* in this case you have no idea what will print because thread A will take x and be like "ah yes it's 423" and then in the next instruction it'll be like "I'll increment this to be 424" and in the next one it'll say "okay now it's time to store 424 in the variable X" but like... there's a thousand threads all doing that at the same time, so odds are you'll have 5 that are like "ah yes this is 423 I'll set it to 424" */ /* not a good plan. Need a lock, so only one thread can use it at once. */ /* mutex example: */ void start_thread(int* x, int* x_mutex) { *x += 1; *x_mutex = 0; } int main() { int x = 0; int x_mutex = 0; for (1000 times){ while (x_mutex != 0){ } /* do nothing */ x_mutex = thread_id; start_thread(&x, &x_mutex); } print(x); } /* this should print 1000, but it's basically as slow as doing it single threaded. */ #define MAX 10 void start_thread(int* x, int* x_semaphore) { *x += 1; *x_semaphore += 1; } int main() { int x[MAX]; int x_semaphore = MAX; for (1000 times) { for (int i = 0; i < MAX; i++) { x_semaphore -= 1; start_thread(&x[i], &x_semaphore); } while (x_semaphore != MAX) { } /* do nothing */ } int value = sum(x, MAX); print(value); }](/similar-different/media/224b236a8660c34a.png "Some C pseudocode working through the semaphore design pattern. Here's the text of the pseudocode: /* no lock example */ void start_thread(int* x) { *x += 1; } int main() { int x = 0; for (1000 times){ start_thread(&x); } print(x); } /* in this case you have no idea what will print because thread A will take x and be like \"ah yes it's 423\" and then in the next instruction it'll be like \"I'll increment this to be 424\" and in the next one it'll say \"okay now it's time to store 424 in the variable X\" but like... there's a thousand threads all doing that at the same time, so odds are you'll have 5 that are like \"ah yes this is 423 I'll set it to 424\" */ /* not a good plan. Need a lock, so only one thread can use it at once. */ /* mutex example: */ void start_thread(int* x, int* x_mutex) { *x += 1; *x_mutex = 0; } int main() { int x = 0; int x_mutex = 0; for (1000 times){ while (x_mutex != 0){ } /* do nothing */ x_mutex = thread_id; start_thread(&x, &x_mutex); } print(x); } /* this should print 1000, but it's basically as slow as doing it single threaded. */ #define MAX 10 void start_thread(int* x, int* x_semaphore) { *x += 1; *x_semaphore += 1; } int main() { int x[MAX]; int x_semaphore = MAX; for (1000 times) { for (int i = 0; i < MAX; i++) { x_semaphore -= 1; start_thread(&x[i], &x_semaphore); } while (x_semaphore != MAX) { } /* do nothing */ } int value = sum(x, MAX); print(value); }")
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"never lose your totem"
I only lose things when in motion. at rest I know where everything is.
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@user-122 Yes, it's called a "double wink" - it's a level two maneuver so
don't feel bad if you can't pull it off at first. Keep practicing though, it
feels very rewarding when it finally clicks!
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@user-217
the last thing a photon sees before becoming part of a brain
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one of the greatest gifts LSD gave me was the ability to look in the mirror
and see a person beyond me.
your reflection has all the same emotions as you, and if you look at them like
you'd try to parse the feelings of a friend, you can learn a bit more about
how you're thinking.
... procrastination >.>
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a small drone with a camera that looks wherever a cat's looking
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spatial perception is just the brain space to make a 3d mapping of where
things in a scene are.
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acceleration-ism is just "learning the truth faster than they do"
tbh should be more like "learning things to show them" but eh whatever gets
the job done
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@user-217
looking backwards in time, at the pattern the moon makes around the sun. each
rotation layered upon itself, time and time again, as the reciprocal orbit
dances eternally around our precious centrality.
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