#1336: Breaking: Michigan Government Rules Against Use Of Vehicles When Commuting To The Gym
Wednesday • April 5th 2023 • 6:50:35 pm • 2KB
The Governor’s Office of Michigan has issued a ruling prohibiting the use of vehicles for commuting to wellness facilities, such as gyms. This ruling, dubbed "Burn Fat Not Fossil Fuel," was unanimously passed without any objections. In response to the new...
#1335: The Importance Of Self Education
Tuesday • April 4th 2023 • 11:09:49 pm • 4KB
You should never trust anyone to teach you, because a lot of people only give you what makes you more useful. Teachers give you just enough for it to feel hard on tests, but it is all mixed up and out of sequence and context. Did you notice how wrong...
#1334: An Escape From The Dark Ages Of Programming
Monday • April 3rd 2023 • 11:02:08 pm • 7KB
Programmers have been trying to visualize their programs, their internal micro-architecture for ages. Only two things have worked, and both are very primitive. First is the actual directory layout, where program files are kept. It is a primitive way of...
#1333: The User
Sunday • April 2nd 2023 • 8:05:38 pm • 1KB
What is Linux? Top 5 FAVORITE Linux Distros What is Ubuntu? Quick History of the Linux Distro Ubuntu vs Linux Mint - Which is right for you? Is Fedora The Best Linux Distro Ever? What is Arch Linux? Ranking Linux Desktop Environments for 2023 Office...
#1332: Beyond Conspiracy Theories
Sunday • April 2nd 2023 • 6:11:23 pm • 5KB
To paraphrase Anton Chekhov, “A man is what he believes”. Create an environment of threat and desperation, for both teachers and students. And when the worst comes to worst, they will be too scared to ask if they are the good guys. But please know that...
#1331: To The Next Great Human Plateau
Saturday • April 1st 2023 • 10:11:07 pm • 3KB
An old book friend once warned, that we are not to serve as Piano keys. We are not to be played like a melody, we are different from nature. We are in fact a force too, but the manual of life is yet to be writ. We have the opening chapter, in the...
#1330: Endurance, Trance, And The Window
Friday • March 31st 2023 • 11:06:31 pm • 4KB
Endurance is such a simple thing, that we often forget we have it. The best example is jogging, where gradual adaptation is key. You can only run a little bit at first, and it will be painful. Though you should know, we kind have two kinds of pain. One is...
#1329: Dancing Yourself To Health; Or, Just Dance, And Don't Stop Under Any Circumstance
Thursday • March 30th 2023 • 8:50:57 pm • 2KB
As a rule of thumb, do the exercises that kind of feel dumb. Nobody knows why this works, but it comes with all the perks. You will transform quickly, and stop feeling sickly. And few will interrupt your workout, as you will dazzle them with doubt. ...
#1328: Simple And Lightweight Code
Wednesday • March 29th 2023 • 11:21:07 pm • 3KB
When you make your modules tiny, your code-base will become shiny. So as long as you know what comes next, programming is not complex. Corporate programming is twisted, you should write for yourself instead. Build a tiny little outfit, and let it work to...
#1327: For The World To Rise
Tuesday • March 28th 2023 • 10:32:19 pm • 8KB
We are in fact indoctrinated into a series of false beliefs, think of it as the “cult”, in the term Global Culture. The likelihood of anybody exiting this cult, is very low. Just about the same as the victim of a religious cult, exiting their belief system...
#1326: The Human Super-Culture Of Greatness At A Glance
Monday • March 27th 2023 • 11:11:14 pm • 4KB
A word of caution, ideas of lifting one self up to some superior position are always fraudulent, and always aimed at people suffering a terrible poverty of mind. The whatever leaders that present a shortcut to self betterment are both actors and criminals....
#1325: On The Subject Of Standardized Education Holding Humanity Back
Sunday • March 26th 2023 • 4:59:11 pm • 5KB
What we believe when we are young, will influence our entire existence. False beliefs can only resolve to regrets, only wisdom can constantly steer a mind towards some measure of greatness. The list of false beliefs, and things that end up as regrets, is...
#1324: The Bobby Tables
Sunday • March 26th 2023 • 2:27:31 pm • 3KB
What is SQL? SQL Explained in 100 Seconds Bobby Tables Little Bobby Tables and what he teaches us about SQL Injection Tables...Bobby Tables - Matt Collier: OKC SQL SQL injection: XKCD's Little Bobby Tables explained (security@cambridge) This Is How Your...
#1323: Resuming Where The Giants Left Off
Saturday • March 25th 2023 • 11:26:43 pm • 5KB
One of the most nefarious things you will ever hear as a young person, is “You need to graduate to get a job”. Above all, you shouldn't get a flimsy job, you need to run your own business, born from years of learning how to launch startups. That is what...
#1322: Legend Of Wobbles, The Mighty Warrior Queen From The Crabapple Tree
Friday • March 24th 2023 • 10:19:01 pm • 1KB
She came to visit once or twice, and thought the peanuts were a nice surprise. Though she hated bits of cheddar cheese, couldn't even stand the downwind breeze. She came and pondered why with Squirrels share, she seemed to think it was quite rare. But I...
#1321: Chaos To Chaos, A Sci-Fi Poem
Thursday • March 23rd 2023 • 8:18:44 pm • 2KB
Asking AI to write verse, and keep it terse… Is like asking a philosopher to say, something about today. We take something unsurpassed, and merely ask for a simple forecast. The future of humanity, even our own education and sanity. Depends on using noise...
#1320: The Philosopher Deck Art Challenge
Wednesday • March 22nd 2023 • 11:07:51 pm • 6KB
I was surprised to find that the Tarot cards are a new invention, starting somewhere in 1400’s. It was always my fantastic assumption that fortunetelling, was born from watching a philosopher using cards with wisdom on them. It just seems so natural to...
#1319: When Learning For Real, Every Lesson Is A Big Deal
Tuesday • March 21st 2023 • 11:01:23 pm • 10KB
You don’t have bad grades, you have insane teachers. – Abraham Lincoln To learn something for real, you need three things. One, You have to be really, really curious, about the thing. If you are not curious, you will not learn, you will only memorize for...
#1318: Humanity Rising; Or, For The World To Bloom
Monday • March 20th 2023 • 9:38:11 pm • 3KB
Be of good cheer, for life is dear. Don’t let the world get to you, find your philosophy books and enlarge your view. Today the world is a mind of shreds and patches, we still await the day, when Humanity hatches. Uneducated and divided we will face war...
#1317: Nordhouse Days
Sunday • March 19th 2023 • 11:16:06 pm • 2KB
To those who try as they may, are yet to see, the light of day. Nordhouse Dunes Over At Free Soil, Michigan, is a place one visits again and again. Food is a gas station some miles away, and water pumps will keep your thirst at bay. If you look for it...
#1316: The Node Programmer
Sunday • March 19th 2023 • 4:47:54 pm • 4KB
Learn JavaScript by Building 7 Games - Full Course JavaScript is the new C (A picture of a programmer) I tried 10 code editors 7 Full Stack App Ideas for Developers w/ Instructions Included Premature Optimization Ranking The Most Popular Javascript...
#1315: When A Wild Goose Is On The Loose, Protect Your Caboose
Saturday • March 18th 2023 • 10:57:32 pm • 2KB
Please don’t get me wrong, I love geese, and wish for nothing less than hugs and peace. But I yelled and honked at one thrice today, because there was a lot of traffic speeding our way. I said “Goose! have you no brains?”, “this street has like six busy...
#1314: Michigan Spring; Or, What Do The Seagulls Bring?
Friday • March 17th 2023 • 11:21:24 pm • 1KB
Though their bird song, is not very long. The seagulls have finally sung, and the Michigan Spring has sprung. It is a tradition of old, in this part of the word. When Michigan weather is cold and dull, we wait for the announcement of the gull. And when...
#1313: Our Philosophers; Or, A Note About Inheriting Their Wisdom And Culture
Thursday • March 16th 2023 • 10:23:20 pm • 3KB
You have a Great Family in time, they are the Philosophers who wrote their thoughts down with you in mind. If you spend enough time listening to their books, you will inherit the tools they used in their great adventures. Not only will you discover the...