#strangeloop is over. I feel like my entire body is animated by nothing but coffee at this point. I'm so ready to hibernate until spring.
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In hindsight, going out last night to a loud place where you must shout to make yourself heard, was probably not a good idea. My voice is shut this morning.
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Woke up quite unable to talk but @jack made me a lemon and honey tea and so I was able to give the talk. So the mask situation at Strange Loop is not great, but also, I probably sat by the one person who looked closest to the later stage of being bit by a zombie where I got coughed-on by ricochet for fourty minutes. I ran up, took a shower, burnt my clothes, it's mask on from now on. I've managed to miss every single scheduled slot for when they serve food at #strangeloop.
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@neauoire my first reaction: "ooh, fun, what other ways could you hack around this situation with the things found in the room?" Ten minutes of mental MacGyvering later: "wait, I completely ignored the core issue: the hotel should just give access to a kettle." Which is basically a perfect micro-example of "don't trust tech people to solve societal issues, they find it more interesting to find convoluted solutions to the wrong problems", isn't it? Spent a few days in the train between Seattle and Saint Louis, met some wonderful people, like Anders and his ridiculous camera. The Lem Wiki has the best index/portal page. About to give a show in front of an audience $sudo pacman -Syu Are you Anonymous poll
Poll
Team bleeding edge!
121
47.1%
Don't you fucking dare
257 people voted. 136
52.9%
Voting ended 18 Sep 2023 at 23:54.
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@neauoire Oof! I didn't want to jinx it by saying what I thought earlier, but this one had 52–48 (and the resulting way round) written all over it. Narrowly avoided.
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John McCarthy wrote: > In the 1950s I thought that the smallest possible (symbol-state @neauoire Hmmm ... "Are typical systems that we encounter in nature universal? Or are they It's been a long time since I read it, but isn't this addressed in _Gödel, Escher, Bach__? Rejoining civilization in a few days so I need a working pair of shoes. It blows my mind that the thread used for consumer shoes is so shitty. Fixed those up with UV resistant waxed sail thread, should outlive the rest of the shoe. There's a backing to the seem that needs fixing, but to make an invisible fix I'd need to take the whole shoe apart, this thrift store pair was not designed for disassembly.. Was watching an interview with Brutalismus 3000 and they mention Amyl & The Sniffers, saying how much they love their energy. And ye that checks out @neauoire oh I love that energy! It reminds me of this which I'm absolutely in love with https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIVgu9aKTtk To credit the author of the little diskette drawing in one of my slides that says "obsolescence is scary", who is Jenny Mitcham, Head of Good Practice and Standards at Digital Preservation Coalition - I'm trying to find the original tweet from 2018 via nitter because obviously Digital Preservation people only use twitter or fucking linkedin. @neauoire you're lucky it wasn't earlier as twitter from 2011 to 2014 is already gone because they needed disk space "Read UNESCO's Charter on the Preservation of the Digital Heritage" 404 page :columbo:
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@neauoire “In the first eight months of this year, there has not been a single successful escape from a Belgian prison. […] Prison escape in Belgium is not punishable by law.”
https://www.thebulletin.be/no-prison-escapes-so-far-year-belgium
@neauoire Godard understood this.
https://youtu.be/u1MKUJN7vUk?si=J6hL5pleQqYmXDsO