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2025-05-20 14:46:03 GMT

The amount of time that is lost at work in dumb meetings is astonishing.

2025-05-20 10:16:23 GMT

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Nostr has always been a Bitcoin circlejerk. Other communities haven't managed to take root, sadly.

2025-05-20 07:27:38 GMT

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Si quieres pagar sin dejar rastro mejor usa #Monero

2025-05-16 23:38:29 GMT

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I do feel there is just circlejerking. There is a lot of technology discussion but its hard to find something else, real thought work.

2025-05-14 18:42:54 GMT

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You sound sarcastic

2025-05-13 07:28:17 GMT

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Would an offline-first client be possible? Ideally synced off #Nostr, maybe through #Syncthing or something like that?
#nevent1q…wrh2

2025-05-12 16:47:02 GMT

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I'm using Amethyst through Amber. I added my nsec to Amber and then logged into Amethyst through the "Log in using Amber" or whatever option

2025-05-12 14:56:47 GMT

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I guess I imagined someone would start working on it eventually. Is there anywhere where I could read more?

2025-05-12 14:42:57 GMT

I've been reading up on #Secure #Scuttlebutt and a proposal for a spiritual successor (#PZP) and, without knowing anything about the feasibility of its technology, I must say I'm impressed with the idea of a local & offline first, #P2P social network.
#Scuttlebutt has problems with the long-term size of its logs, problems that #PZP is supposed to solve. But no clients yet :(
I don't like how important #relays are on #Nostr and I think they add a push for centralization. They might be necessary, but having a P2P option (and a way for the network to work without the #internet) sounds amazing.

2025-05-12 14:39:18 GMT

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Yeah... in a good and a bad way sometimes.

2025-05-12 14:17:15 GMT

I've come back here after briefly considering "deleting" my account... But #decentralized social media interests me too much.
However, I don't think I gel totally with #Nostr culture. I need to curate my feed better.

2025-03-06 21:45:57 GMT

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Trump's policies, in general

2024-09-03 20:17:44 GMT

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My priorities are clear.

2024-09-03 13:30:56 GMT

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He mencionado el crédito en mi post original. El crédito no es dinero, es crédito. Existen sociedades que han funcionado con crédito y sin dinero, nominalmente, prácticamente la totalidad de la humanidad en etapas premodernas.
El trueque se ha utilizado históricamente entre grupos. En Escandinavia, Rusia, con grupos nativos y colonos, etc. Tampoco es dinero.
Estoy de acuerdo en que el dinero, llegados a cierto punto, facilita las cosas. De nuevo, eso no significa que no sea un constructo social - lo es. El dinero aparece en sociedades, no te encuentras "dinero" de forma natural. Y existen sociedades sin dinero. Pero vamos, como ya decía con el caso de las familias, el hecho de que algo aparezca en todas las sociedades no lo hace menos constructo social.
Aprovecho para señalar que nada de esto tiene que ver con el debate original que es si el dinero es o no una unidad de medida. ¿Entiendo que concedes el punto ahí?

2024-09-03 11:49:03 GMT

I really think #Cypto, #Bitcoin, etc is cool.
I don't like how the #Bitcoin has quickly become extremely cultic.

2024-09-03 11:43:34 GMT

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De primeras, porque eso no es lo que implica que algo sea o no un constructo social. La familia es un constructo social y todas las sociedades tienen alguna forma de familia - sea el clan completo, familias nucleares modernas, familias monoparentales. Dentro de las propias familias, tienen naturalezas distintas - en algunas, lo que tú y yo llamamos primos por parte de padre son hermanos. En otras, tu familia es la familia de tu madre o tu esposa, no la de tu padre. Que sea un constructo social significa que es algo que surge en sociedad y toma formas determinadas en base a la sociedad de la que surge, no que sea una ficción pura y dura.
Y sí que existen y han existido sociedades sin moneda. Sociedades basadas en el trueque y en el crédito - históricamente es como funcionaban, por ejemplo, las sociedades premodernasno. En el medievo, internamente no se hacían intercambios con moneda, sino con crédito - yo te doy el pan hoy y mañana tú me das carne. Los impuestos se pagaban con servicio o en especie. La moneda aparecía en las zonas más internacionales (por ejemplo, Liga Hanseática o zonas mercantiles) o al más alto nivel - nobleza, alto clero, etc.
Y las sociedades primitivas definitivamente no utilizaban moneda. Utilizaban crédito y trueque.

2024-09-03 11:30:50 GMT

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El dinero es un constructo social. Eso es una realidad objetiva e innegable. También lo son los contratos, las familias, las leyes, el crédito, etc.
El dinero tiene características objetivas. Algunas formas de dinero son preferibles en algunos casos, otras formas de dinero son preferibles en otros casos. Las preferencias dependen de la situación y del agente que seas (e.g. sociedad internacional desarrollada vs sociedad rural aislada de subsistencia; Estado vs Empresa vs Individuo)
Nada de esto implica que el dinero sea una medida objetiva de nada.

2024-09-03 11:05:43 GMT

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Pero será una representación objetiva del valor que le dan al bien intercambiado esas subjetividades, no del valor del bien intercambiado. No refleja algo real sobre el bien intercambiado.
El precio medio será el resultado de agregar muchos de esos intercambios, y reflejará el valor que le han dado las subjetividades que han intercambiado eso. Podrá ser un valor más o menos útil, pero está sujeto a sesgos de las propias subjetividades (e.g. modas, precio psicológico, etc) y de la propia medición (e.g. que solo mide los valores de las subjetividades que participan en ese mercado concreto, periodo o momento escogido de la medición - last close vs media del día vs media de los últimos 30 días vs media ponderada, etc).
No es un valor objetivo, porque es un resultado social. Es una unidad de cuenta y medio de intercambio, pero no una unidad de medida.

2024-09-03 10:55:40 GMT

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Continuamos por aquí si te parece:
#nevent1q…mq6f

2024-09-03 10:50:41 GMT

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Matizando más lo que he dicho, la física no es subjetiva, es relativa. Una hora es, en todo marco de referencia, lo mismo: 60 minutos, que son 60 segundos, que son:
> Un segundo es la duración de 9 192 631 770 oscilaciones de la radiación emitida en la transición entre los dos niveles hiperfinos del estado fundamental del isótopo 133 del átomo de cesio (133Cs), a una temperatura de 0 K.
En un mismo marco de referencia, una hora será lo mismo - independientemente de la subjetividad (i.e. persona). Es entre dos marcos de referencia donde hay discrepancias. Relatividad, no subjetividad.
El valor siempre es subjetivo porque parte de una subjetividad. El precio es el punto histórico en un momento dado por el cual se ha realizado un intercambio y hablará en todo caso de las percepciones de valor de las personas involucradas, pero no hace referencia a nada objetivo. Es como decir que el color de pelo de dos personas que intercambian cromos referencian algo objetivo sobre el valor de los cromos. Simplemente no es así.

2024-09-03 10:37:39 GMT

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Y aprovecho para matizar que realmente hasta cierto punto las horas también son ficción, porque el paso del tiempo depende de la velocidad relativa de dos objetos. Lo que para una persona en la Tierra es una hora, para una persona orbitando un agujero negro pueden ser segundos.

2024-09-03 10:36:37 GMT

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Realmente no. Se usa para intercambiar valor en unas circunstancias determinadas. Pero tú no puedes "medir" el valor. ¿Cuántos euros/dólares/yenes vale una hora con tu pareja o tu hijo? El valor es subjetivo al fin y al cabo. En unas circunstancias cambiarás una hora con tu hijo por dinero y en otras circunstancias no, independientemente de la cantidad de dinero.
Eso es muy distinto a medir una unidad física medianamente objetiva como es una hora.

2024-09-03 10:19:27 GMT

@nprofile…pyug bit of a bug in #Amethyst - There's an issue with blocked/hidden users on followed hashtags. If I mute user X but they post on hashtag Y, I see their posts there and cannot hide them.

2024-09-03 08:28:15 GMT

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High point of my #nostr career.
#nevent1q…5467

2024-09-03 08:27:19 GMT

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I use social networks to get into fights with people about what long dead people said.
And about the Holy Roman Empire.

2024-09-03 06:58:16 GMT

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I'm following you back. I have been following you for a long while - creepiness aside, might be a bug that you're not able to see it?

2024-09-03 06:57:32 GMT

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¿El dinero es una unidad de medida? Es una unidad de cuenta, pero no de medida.

2024-09-03 06:21:28 GMT

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I don't get much engagement either on my own posts, but replying to other people is engaging enough.

2024-09-02 19:58:04 GMT

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I know some of those words.

2024-09-02 19:49:13 GMT

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Wouldn't this at this point mean turning Nostr into a P2P network? Or am I missing something?

2024-08-31 21:45:52 GMT

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'Twas wordplay. The real syndrome is Asperger's. I was making a joke on the word "aspergere".

2024-08-30 09:41:36 GMT

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Also, what about Briar? I never see it mentioned in summaries like this.

2024-08-30 09:29:46 GMT

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Huh! I'll have to take a look!

2024-08-30 09:25:14 GMT

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I'd love to be able to tip you some XMR through Nostr. You make great content.

2024-08-30 09:09:55 GMT

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Aspergere's Syndrome is when you go around slandering others.

2024-08-28 09:41:16 GMT

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Use #SimpleX

2024-08-28 09:35:33 GMT

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Sure thing.

2024-08-28 09:07:35 GMT

Whats the easiest way to turn my #sats on #WalletOfSatoshi into #Monero?

2024-08-28 09:06:01 GMT

Space Station 13 and now Space Station 14 are incredible #FOSS games. Fun as fuck.
Hard to get into but amazing if you do. If you like games like #DwarfFortress, #Barotrauma, or #RP games you should give them a try.
#SS13 #SS14 #RP #games

2024-08-28 09:04:33 GMT

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I stand for Telegram
BUT
It's not a good privacy application.

2024-08-28 08:55:10 GMT

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Polio is a pretty bad one with easy preventative measures that have been proven to work. There are also organizations that work with refugee camps in order to prevent and treat other diseases. What seems to be the problem of a polio vaccination campaign?

2024-08-28 08:33:28 GMT

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You do realize Polio vaccines were used worldwide to essentially eradicate the disease, right?
Has the US been genocided?

2024-08-27 08:30:23 GMT

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Very true re: hardware manufacturing. I'd love a collaboration between Fairphone and GrapheneOS.

2024-08-26 08:20:51 GMT

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What about Briar?

2024-08-26 08:14:33 GMT

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P2P holds a special place in my heart, but dumb relays sound promising as well. Dumb relays would also disallow moderation of any kind besides blacklisting users, however.

2024-08-25 21:28:55 GMT

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I think Nextcloud and Tasks do not integrate all fields, but yeah.

2024-08-23 11:08:19 GMT

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Yeah, that I'd love as well. You can sync it with Nextcloud and all that, but I'd love a way to do it through Syncthing.

2024-08-23 11:04:40 GMT

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tasks.org

2024-08-20 08:55:36 GMT

I think #Steam is a good example of how keeping companies #private ( #Valve is owned by #GabeNewell) can help it preserve its vision and not become enshittified in the name of shareholders.

2024-08-20 08:54:19 GMT

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True ownership of your phone!

2024-08-20 08:52:27 GMT

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It gets real hot for me during summers. If the ambient temperature is high (33°C-38°C) the phone does not cool properly. The case I guess obstructs a bit as well, but even without it the phone gets noticeably hot.

2024-08-19 23:59:28 GMT

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Except battery, which is a bit meh, and heat. My Pixel 7 Pro heats up like a tiny pocket sun.

2024-07-18 06:02:35 GMT

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Diagnosing improved. Or it was actually done.

2024-06-10 06:30:46 GMT

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Nice

2024-06-05 04:36:15 GMT

Checking back into #nostr after a few months' break. Any news?

2024-02-26 10:31:45 GMT

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It's apparently the most secure phone available in the market.

2024-02-24 18:07:02 GMT

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I'm sure if you computed your "friend score" in school you'd get bullied to no end

2024-02-21 11:33:19 GMT

Any good #SimpleX groups?

2024-02-20 22:08:14 GMT

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I am. It's like having a regular phone, but actually yours. I've had zero trouble with anything, only that Android Auto is missing.

2024-02-20 20:17:32 GMT

If there is something that is absolutely certain for all of us, in all cases, is that we're going to die, and that our loved ones are going to die. It's also likely not going to be pretty.
This is true now and has been true for the entirety of our species' history.
Why then is it so hard to accept?

2024-02-19 08:37:38 GMT

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Gm 🏳️‍🌈

2024-02-17 20:29:44 GMT

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"Dishwasher' is a possible solution. A totally wrong one, but a possible solution.

2024-02-14 13:31:34 GMT

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Actually, it was cold, not snow. They point at the moon and you stare at the finger smh

2024-02-12 08:42:23 GMT

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I'm saving the 🖕🤡 as a custom reaction

2024-02-09 23:34:24 GMT

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Use the browser. If you have an ad-block it's free premium, plus you can have as many tabs as you want.

2024-02-09 11:53:54 GMT

Today I dreamt I interviewed #Putin.
Yesterday, #TuckerCarlson interviewed #Putin.
Am I Oniric Tucker Carlson?
#interview #Russia #dream

2024-02-05 09:26:20 GMT

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I think with Bing chat you can generate images, but you can't iterate on them. I have ChatGPTs paid version, just ask and I'll try to generate something for you.

2024-02-04 20:28:57 GMT

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Yeah, Dall-E
Want one?

2024-02-04 20:12:57 GMT

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I'd love one with better annotations and PDF reader as well

2024-02-03 15:06:15 GMT

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Of course. But they're pretty respectful as well. I've had my fair share of accidental encounters with wild ones and if you fuck off they fuck off.
My dog once ran after a family, to play with the babies. The only reason she's alive is she's a speed hound.

2024-02-02 18:26:20 GMT

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No, but I can say "oink" in at least three languages

2024-02-02 17:56:29 GMT

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I've always wanted a boar as a pet (see profile pic)

2024-02-02 15:46:16 GMT

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You might be on to something here.
It would lead to populism, demagogery and sophistry, but it does sound appealing.

2024-02-02 11:59:36 GMT

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'devs pls fix' as the ultimate epitaph

2024-02-02 11:46:30 GMT

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The other side of that coin is that the amount of boobs one sees has also increased

2024-02-01 07:47:50 GMT

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Ah, that sucks

2024-01-31 23:36:34 GMT

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Why do you drink bottled water?

2024-01-31 19:42:56 GMT

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How does this support the argument that impact is the measure of virtue?

2024-01-31 18:21:15 GMT

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Ah, sucks when that happens

2024-01-31 18:20:59 GMT

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You're watering down virtue to be just a fancy form of consequentialism, when it isn't. The virtue of an action resides on the motivation and goal of an action, not in its results.
A man who attempts to jump in front of a bullet to save an innocent life but fails is much more virtuous than someone who happens to trip and fall in the path of said bullet, even though the former fails to save a life and the latter succeeds, wouldn't you agree?

2024-01-31 16:00:50 GMT

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Why does your username say Síomón, but its written Siomón there?

2024-01-30 19:57:27 GMT

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I'm not being obtuse.
If man is more virtuous because of his greater ability to embody virtue, meaning to enact good effect on others than woman because of biological characteristics, a rich man should be considered more virtuous because of his greater ability to embody virtue than a poor man, because of his economic characteristics.
Where is the flaw in this reasoning?

2024-01-30 19:01:12 GMT

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Is thus the rich man more virtuous than the poor man, in Christian terms?

2024-01-30 19:00:32 GMT

> In short, if you hear yourself say, "Wretched me, the things I have to endure!" call yourself a slave. If you find yourself wailing, or complaining, or in misery, know you are a slave – a slave in a toga with purple trim.
Paraphrased from the great Epictetus
#stoicism #philosophy #freedom

2024-01-30 15:21:15 GMT

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Viginti dollariis viginti dollariis sunt

2024-01-30 07:54:09 GMT

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But if Jesus clarified (and corrected, as he contradicts Aristotle) how can you turn around and use Aristotle to claim that Jesus, based on him being male, is more virtuous than Mary?

2024-01-30 07:51:20 GMT

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Laudator temporis acti

2024-01-29 09:57:53 GMT

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But either Jesus is wrong, or virtue simply does not work the way Aristotle describes it to work, does it? Aside from the fact that for Aristotle, an action is virtuous not depending on what you do but on the results. Virtue cannot be something outside your total control for it to be truly virtue (see the Stoic conception of virtue).

2024-01-29 08:43:24 GMT

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Nevermind my previous post. It doesn't really make much sense to try to fit that definition of virtue with a Christian definition of virtue, does it?
Is it more virtuous for a rich man to give away 1% of his wealth than a poor man to give away all he has just because the impact of the 1% of the wealth of the rich man is bigger than that of the poor man?

2024-01-27 20:03:50 GMT

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It's also waaaay easier to find the part that interests you in text. And to share it.

2024-01-27 18:05:03 GMT

Humanity is at the same time profoundly imperfect and more than enough. The key to a happy life is embracing this. Do not expect anything good from people and learn to appreciate the good they give you.
#philosophy #life

2024-01-27 16:32:11 GMT

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What's the solution then? I sometimes pay hobos to carry encrypted letters in Aramaic in person but it's pretty limiting.

2024-01-25 22:05:17 GMT

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Instafollow just for the courage

2024-01-25 09:33:54 GMT

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I love to see that redheads are given a fair opportunity on the job market

2024-01-24 22:01:46 GMT

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I zapped you instead

2024-01-24 07:40:23 GMT

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I hope you rent at least two tiny skis, one for each feet

2024-01-24 07:25:10 GMT

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Wake up.
Shower.
20-30 mins meditation.
Walk the dog.
Have breakfast.

2024-01-23 18:47:40 GMT

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¿Vendes indulgencias?

2024-01-23 18:37:56 GMT

https://image.nostr.build/070a114e3479825eb7f9a143742abdbf2d27cdaab40dae3354b223e6218ce1a2.jpg#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=1280x803&blurhash=rAP%3F%3Ah0000M%7BIUxuxuayof_3xut7ofofM%7BM%7BoffQ%7Eq%3Fb%25MRjRjIUIUofay%3Fb-%3B-%3Bxuxu%25M%25MM%7BWB%25Mt7Rjt7xuofofj%5Bj%5BD%25IUD%25Rjj%5Bj%5Bt7xut7&x=b3b4d96460e772dee271589226e5e5e10cf11ea6696b04dd6df9d5903d238016
I was thinking on @npub1csa…z4x9's post shitting on #AI generated #art the other day.
I think I understand the point that art has a component of expression, of the artist reflecting their whatever on their piece.
However, doesn't art also have an element on the receiving side? On whatever the person seeing/listening/reading the piece is moved to feel by the piece? If this is accepted, and if it is accepted that AI art can produce these sensations, AI art should be accepted as a valid way of making art.
The only way out of this denying the 'arthood' of AI art would be arguing that art is only art if A) the artist reflects something on it or B) AI art is unable to move anyone.
I think B is self-evidently false, and I don't think A is true either as not all art has a creator - nature can be considered artistic by itself, for example, and outside of religious/spiritual interpretations, it does not have a creator.
This, of course, setting aside the fact that AI is just a tool and can be used to reflect one's own emotions, experiences, or whatever as well.
Thoughts?
#AI #Aert #DallE #Midjourney #Aesthetics #Philosophy #asknostr

2024-01-21 14:39:44 GMT

I should probably migrate from #ProtonMail and #ProtonVPN to #Mullvad and #Tutanota. But I should probably get a domain name as well, so I free my email from being stuck with a specific provider. Are there any downsides to using a personal domain name for your (personal) email?
#privacy #asknostr