@liquidprismata lol + yes + i think about it all the time + working on it + ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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@lemonautzest providing accessible/effortless logistics for regenerative food production/consumption
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@parablelicker Healthy fast food (cheap, fast, nourishing)
Decentralized food systems (food forests, vertical farms, community gardens)
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who down to make some flourishingfood.org with me? 😋🍽️
@parablelicker
people think food comes from the grocery store... it comes from the ground guys... let's eat
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@DefenderOfBasic i wonder if you can have several normie floors that all fruit the same. i guess there's some balance between breadth of reach/reception and potency; i wonder what your picture is for
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@Actualwebutante i've noticed a lot of relaxation and stomach activity in my abdomen when i do open awareness meditation w/ a bit of intention toward exploring sensation the stomach area. that could help
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I carry a ton of tension in my hips and stomach so inevitably when I do drugs, or go to the sauna, or do any sort of muscle release exercise, I have huge poops
Does anyone know how to hold less tension in the tummy so I’m regular?
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@danielbrottman i've felt this way abt meditationbook.page which i feel like gives affordance for all/many other modalities as just, like, other moves you can use, tools in the toolkit. meta protocol & the wide range of moves (aux practices) is meant afaict to further reduce blind spots
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i still have a desire to find the One True Modality, but i also know that it's often wise to come at things from more than one angle
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@br___ian it makes sense that this is actually the case, under the idea of self-hatred being == like putting oneself down preemptively to avoid more pain and/or just dissociation from emotional discomfort (which is a form of protection)
it feels very top-down/abstract tho, non-functional
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@br___ian idk,, & its contingent on what "through" means, e.g. maybe persistent self-hatred could lead to some breakthrough
but ive noticed that in sessions of emotional release a lot of self-hating thoughts will evoke emotion and at some point i just naturally hold myself compassionately
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@callanable @Naxela2 yes, been living at childhood home for a while, i notice i walk around constantly tense; preemptively brace against "being watched/heard" etc.
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spending time with family right now and noticed I’m constantly clenching.
I never noticed before because I’d never unclenched before.
progress is painful!
shadow work guide@anokariver
People who don’t think they’ve experienced significant trauma have significant trauma responses all the time and they just write it off as ‘life’ bc it feels momentarily worse to realize the people and systems/structures in their life have been selfish or emotionally abusive
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@nosilverv this works for yourself as well and is dependent on awareness & knowledge of your action + world feedback
e.g. practicing an instrument, being attuned enough to stop yourself and restart and readjust, possibly going slower or simpler (which can be a bit painful)
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One of the many things going on here is the “unkind truth” of interruption. You either interrupt immediately and it stings but long terms it’s better (this is what he does in the vid) or you don’t and let it fester and grow weary of the person entirely lmao
Ideas Guy@nosilverv
Extraordinary video. Too many extraordinary things to count. Most won't understand
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@johnnulls tucking subgraphs/groups into anything – lines, I/O ports, little 1:1 resizable views / portals into canvasses, ofc into nodes e.g. as functions...
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@parablelicker showing the visual connections is a hard problem at scale. small refinements can be made, or retreats from the precise line into a more diffuse, dimmed or blurred form
"canvas foldering" is underexplored–tucking subgraphs or groups away under one "handle"–but key to simplifying
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you obviously need the nodes, you probably dont need the wires
Nick St. Pierre@nickfloats
this is what giving up looks like
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@johnnulls certain line-drawing algos (incl. line-combining?) might help as well, as well as compressing subgraphs into nodes & having (line-)inlined subgraphs
+1 on editable i/o, e.g. output is a field on a node, or the result of some function on it; set any such outputs
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@parablelicker I have an idea for a self contained server system, also helping with anything else would be cool too
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@Westoncb i imagine the function calls could be extracted and then generated too if/assuming they don't already exist. i'm not familiar either. you'd need something to generate `abstract(level, domain)`, `analogize` etc. and i suppose it could do it 0-shot
not sure if i'm on ur track here
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@parablelicker if i follow that seems like a valid route to implementation. i think the main value here is mostly linguistic. like what i care about is being able to describe that kind of behavior in a small amount of text, but i’m not familiar with other products doing this
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this is something i've built a couple iterations of now but never polished to the point of being a product. what's the best existing way to compactly specify these kinds of pipelines?
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@Westoncb ahhh i see you p much said this here x.com/Westoncb/statu…
Weston Beecroft@Westoncb
a quick sketch of a system i see working well is that you dialog with an agent programmed to draw out gaps in your thinking, ensure what you’re producing aligns with stated goals, etc. It evolves structured specs in background; user sees live projections of spec -> final artifact
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if you hand it off to an agent, a spec is both a goal and a plan, and those two concerns should probably be separated. a goal depends strictly on user-owned info; a goal may have N valid plans; plans can be derived from goals
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