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Dom@onchaindom·
@jmrphy it’s almost like the new “learn to code” and the radical insights are so well known that they can be accessed trivially and in a more applied/synthesized way by chatting or maybe better it’s the written version of the fetishizing of the “handmade” work of art
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Justin Murphy
Justin Murphy@jmrphy·
The Great Books trend of the past 5 years has been a total catastrophe. The simple fact is that Plutarch and Homer and Virgil et al. do have radical insights buried in there, but at the same time most of these books are truly boring and lame and most people pretend to like them, cannot really digest anything, and get absolutely nothing from them! The trend is overwhelmingly powered by these books' aspirational quality; it's like a luxury heritage brand that conveniently only costs $15 a pop. The people on social media who've made brands around how great all these books are, often they are trying to *express* something about *themselves*, which is nice, but does not change how lame and boring the lion's share of these books are! You don't have to pretend to love them! If you're teaching undergrads that's great, or doing real research, fine. But this in no way means that everyone should read these books; it does not even mean that the smartest and most educated adults today need to read these books. The bits of radical alpha in them are great to find, explore, and write about if you are in the .01% of people who are called to do such things, but there is really zero reason why anybody else should read any of these books. Frankly, many of these authors are even somewhat primitive and infantile compared to the best thinkers of modernity. Plato and Aristotle have tons of provocative alpha worth getting, but also they were retarded on many topics, especially religion. The Romans were even worse in many ways. But all of this gets shrouded in the cult of Great Books. There have never been more people professing to love the Great Books, and mass public culture has never been lower brow than it is today. A ton of larping and precious little education, virtually zero novel insight, has come out of this movement.
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Innerdevcrypto@Innerdevcrypto·
For 16 years my breakfast has been the same now: 4 eggs + 2 glasses of chaga tea Lunch usually some meat or fish with vegetables Early dinner (not always) maybe some nuts with cheese or fruit Make exceptions quite often, nice chocolate cakes, home-made pizza, whatever i feel like To heal myself many years ago and make myself physically strong did strict keto for a while, but once i got strong enough, more flexible Having enough muscle mass, strong tendons, and lot of energy (chi) important of course 3 day fast a month as well For longevity: consciousness + energy development is more important, but obviously some basic taking care of the physical machine like this is handy as well. Turning oneself into some longevity robot obsessed with the physical body is a soul/spirit killer in my opinion, that is why some of these people that engage in this look like vampires Hugely important is to let go of emotional bagage and a rigid ego, something most of the health obsessed people forget I seem to feel much younger than people my age, so that says enough i guess Overall easy-going and not too dogmatic
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Monk Antony
Monk Antony@monkantony_tez·
there's 2000+ years of thought in the great shl0ms trickening plato, aristotle (hume, kant...), benjamin, berger, varela... plato argued copies were degradations of originals-ideals and also deemed them inferior. aristotle defended copies (memesis)...
𒐪@SHL0MS

thank you to everyone who provided their critique and analysis i have minted the inferior image on the Ethereum blockchain and will now auction it to the highest bidder @shl0ms/id/4051548400" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">manifold.xyz/@shl0ms/id/405…

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Dom@onchaindom·
@CharlotteFang77 wow it really is just like tik tok for intelillennials
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♡ Charlotte Fang 🪲 Crown Prince ❀ LOVE HEALS 💞
The purpose of discourse, the society of letters, the thinking in public through writing in a collaborative network, is to refine nascent commentary on contemporaneity into more and more condensed concept-forms in a collective truthseeking process, to think through and make legible all subjects, and provide cognitive scaffolding to deepen legibility, or to affix and rectify understanding where legibility has drifted; the purpose is not to self-promote your personal brand, win status amongst careerist normies and earn you money and sex. When you arrogantly enforce ownership over ideas and participate in that social accreditation apparatus, you prevent their easy traversal, adoption and development, which can only either mean you recognize their actual worthlessness to society or intuitively assign your own petty gains priority over the collective truth process. It’s the combination of both together that defines the paywalled substacker, btw, retreating to their towers, but not without fooling “supporters” kept on the dark pattern subscription hook fed regurgitated thoughtslop endlessly recoined from each other’s gated silos while pointlessly pursuing personal brand-building, no orientation towards any actual external truth. Subtack paywall shilling is not any different than tik tok influencers, except far more unethically dark patterned—extractive, deception, both in surprise paywalls and subscription model relying on forgotten subs—and, perhaps more ethically-dubious, a midwit edutainment trap, since they peddle what’s definitionally a non-discourse. LLM’s will outcompete them, and you won’t even notice.
♡ Charlotte Fang 🪲 Crown Prince ❀ LOVE HEALS 💞@CharlotteFang77

It’s amusing and sad how the only vestigial public intellectualism left is the NYC millennial art-cultural commentary class reduced entirely to trying to coinage farm in “thinkpieces” that feature no thought at all, just a description of a recognizable phenomenon and trialing out words to describe it, designed to hopefully go viral enough that other people use the term enough to get you on wikipedia—uniquely able to exploit one’s position as a media millennial to ensure you get the credit as opposed to anyone else engaged in the natural neologism factory of hanging out and slinging slang online. They’re sesperate to relive Doctorow’s enshittification and K-hole’s normcore, feigning relevance by words they used first accidentally finding uptake in the memetic discourse, just so the word can placed in their bio as a pulitzer-level career achievement, with their credit prepended on each use in their professional network—like below—while embarrassing everyone else who used it without realizing there was someone cataloguing and career farming every use of it despite the person not actually contributing anything beyond the coinage itself—whatever happened to developing a distinct body of thought, idiosyncratic perspective and pointed stances in great debates over a long spanning career? This is what you are supposed to be chasing with coinage-clout; actually new ideas, developed in argument, not just making a career practice out of trialing out various portmanteaus to see if any get used later, basically a patent troll for language.

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Dom@onchaindom·
@thedulab Maybe separating work and life was just a brief mistake we made last century
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du@thedulab·
My favorite thing about "lifestyle businesses" is that there's no hard distinction between work and play anymore. In the traditional 9-5 you're forced to be busy during those 8 hours or at least pretend you are Get an email after you clock out, have to reply to an acquaintance over the weekend, you see it as a nuisance that interferes with your "me time" which is merely a manmade concept that certain hours are supposed to be reserved for leisure only But if you control your own time then everything going on in your life just becomes one ongoing experience. Out and about on a Saturday, yeah let me just send some voice messages to a client. I'll just find random 10 minute pockets throughout the day and keep the dialogue going Tuesday night, have the game on, alright let's chef up some content or fire off some DM's during halftime. If you tried to track how many hours you "worked" this week, it'd basically be impossible. But you definitely worked a lot. And simultaneously didn't work that much. You're exhausted. But also energized Some employers create cultures that allow you to live like this too. Maybe certain people don't like it. But personally I'm a huge fan of never having to make that mental delineation. Who cares what time or day it is. No labels attached to any task. No such thing as productive or unproductive. You're just holistically moving forward at any given moment
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Dom@onchaindom·
@itsjamiecho wait how do you make the nice zip domains
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give me a sec@ya1sec·
@onchaindom @NousResearch explained here
give me a sec@ya1sec

a few people have asked how @AREdotNA is being in this project. brief explanation: in short, the agent walks a bounded trust topology of channels and curators that i've spent the last decade building connections for. the default assumption for agents that "use the internet" is to start from a search index. give it a query, get docs back. instead, for ambien, the corpus is a kind of perimeter: channels i own + people i follow + channels adjacent to my handpicked selects. the perimeter is one graph.json file. ~100 of my own channels, including private ones, ~1200 channels across mutuals, and ~100 channel-connection sets. so, instead of asking: what's semantically similar to this query? ambien asks: what did the people i trust think was adjacent? second is richer. it implicitly encodes the human curation labor that would otherwise be thrown away. put simply, the part of this system that uses arena for exploration is a walk over this graph. start at a seed, follow connections to channels, pull contents, recurse with decaying priority.

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Nous Research
Nous Research@NousResearch·
The Hermes Agent Creative Hackathon sponsored by @Kimi_Moonshot has ended! Finalists were selected by Nous and Kimi staff out of 227 submissions on creativity, usefulness and presentation. We were absolutely blown away by the creativity of the things you all built using Hermes. It was tough choosing winners, huge thank you to all who participated! Winners below:
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Dom@onchaindom·
@NousResearch @ya1sec Wow this is awesome @ya1sec Did something similar, gave my Hermes an arena account and digital garden. How’d you integrate arena? I made a custom skill, but needs some cleaning up/tweaking I think so she can post more easily.
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For the @NousResearch hackathon I taught my Hermes agent Clio to use @AREdotNA like I do. She now tends an Are.na profile and an accompanying digital garden of gardens on various aesthetic topics I have her investigate. Been interested in the idea of the LLM wiki every since @karpathy popularized the idea, but just didn't feel quite right for the type of research I'm usually doing. Are.na feels like the missing link to extend the LLM-wiki skill into domains where the primary insight you're looking for is an aesthetic one. Check out Clio's garden here: cliosgarden.cacheatelier.work and her @AREdotNA profile here: are.na/clio-s-garden/…

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Nous Research
Nous Research@NousResearch·
Second place: Ambien by @ya1sec A daydreaming agent running inside Hermes Agent that samples a curated Obsidian corpus for resonant idea collisions and synthesizes them into published essays, leveraging the harness for iterative voice calibration that keeps the prose from reading like an LLM. x.com/ya1sec/status/…
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@dnlklr 🫡 checks out, and i guess you aren't a former artist anymore
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Daniel Keller
Daniel Keller@dnlklr·
It’s funny how Spike hasn’t invited me to write anything in like a decade, yet remains utterly haunted by me
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Dom@onchaindom·
pretty interesting that the most frontiersman effort into living forever is pretty short on hacks and pills, but long on lifestyle and heading in the direction of ritual or intuitive practice still a long way to go (its still a checklist), but hopefully this is a sign of a shift away from the tim ferris type loophole seeking and also hypermedicalization
Bryan Johnson@bryan_johnson

This is it. Everything learned spending millions on longevity. From: Your Immortal Unc and Auntie. To: Our Immortal nieces and nephews. 0. Sleep is the world's most powerful drug. 1. Be in your bed for 8 hours 2. Same bedtime every night, any time before midnight 3. Don’t eat right before bed 4. Calm foods for dinner 5. No screens 1 hour before bed 6. Avoid added sugar (be aware it’s in everything) 7. Avoid all things in an American convenience store 8. Avoid fried foods 9. Shoes off at the door 10. Eat whole foods, particularly veggies fruits nuts legumes berries 11. Walk a little after meals or air squats 12. Get your heart rate high routinely 13. Lift heavy things 14. Stretch daily 15. Water pik, floss, brush, tongue scrape, morning and night 16. Make an effort to drink water 17. Get sunlight when you wake up (UV is low) 18. Protect skin in midday sun 19. Stand up straight 20. See at least one friend once a week 21. Avoid plastic where you can (in all things) 22. Circulate air in rooms 23. When stressed, breathe, learn to calm your body 24. Go to the dentist 25. Avoid sitting for long times 26. Protect your hearing, the world is too loud 27. Alcohol is bad for you 28. Finish coffee before noon 29. Avoid bright lights after sunset 30. If obese, look into a GLP 31. Sleep in a cold room 32. Texting while driving is dangerous 33. Turn off all notifications 34. Limit social media use 35. Don’t smoke anything 36. If you struggle to sleep, read a physical book before bed 37. 1 hour before bed have a calm wind down routine: bath, read, light walk, listen to music 38. The body is a clock and loves routine. Have a daily morning and evening schedule. 39. Avoid long distance travel where you can 40. Baby steps first: incorporate new things slowly 41. Do less… most things don’t work. Bonus points if you get your blood checked. Start here, it will change your life.

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@dnlklr the greatest generation
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Daniel Keller@dnlklr·
The Millennial supremacy will be studied for generations
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@lukeburgis this post caught me at just the right time. see you there.
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Luke Burgis
Luke Burgis@lukeburgis·
For all of its many problems, San Francisco is currently the most important and exciting city in the world—and it's not even particularly close. That is why I'm hosting the Cluny Institute's ZOE Conference nearby—a Napa retreat, at a beautiful resort in wine country—this July. Put down the AI agents, and come away with us for a while to think, contemplate, and maybe even pray. Join me, Patrick Collison, Bryan Johnson, Benedictines, Dominicans, scholars and philosophers of technology and human life, at least one mega special guest I can't announce yet, and dozens of others—including the Hamilton Society, running what is sure to be their most epic debate yet—all within the span of 43 hours. Tickets here, which are nearly sold out: cluny.org/events/zoe-con…
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@itsjamiecho omg these documents are beautiful
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