/siberia/ - Off-topic

>>826984 did u work out yet
>>826956 did u have fun yet
there's a lot of tasty food, but I rly want to go hoooooome

a friend from my home country sent me this recipe they used
https://fnbsydney.org/recipes/dumpster-curry

^^ .onion link because food
http://ejoiidiubydgfky2mj6g6dhadq37lkqrhyieey2ynptr4xox7xih3lad.onion/recipes/dumpster-curry

>>826991
Yaldabaoth status?

>>824972
i can give you 500 cents

>>826417
"Mongoloid" is also a racial epithet, and it's ironic since Mongoloid ethnicities have higher average I.Q.s than Caucasians.

They don't want people knowing about the unlimited food trees

>>826732
artificial scarcity is a real issue in class society so of course the glowies over at youtube have to make it look like an alex jones tier conspiracy theory

>SabinyAK is taken
it's so over bros

>>827085
I don't know what's worse, being in a relationship with Sabiny or being such a loser that Sabiny looks like a good option for you.

>>827046
give me a video/playlist of what OS i should run instead pla

discord
.gg
/RRJaye938

Show me your battlestation, commie scum.

>>827104
Good. Yuritopia ftw

>>827099
I have no particular love for the idealized "woman" as she appears in the simp’s mind, but when I see an actual flesh-and-blood woman in conflict with her natural enemy, the moid, I do not have to ask myself which side I am on.

>>827104
here is what will happen instead

>>827104
Revolutionary defeatism

Teaching the fly to draw lines like a coding tutorial turtle has potential tho. Like normally AI image generation just collepses all pixels into what they're gonna be like a shader, but I bet you could get interesting results if you had a fly trained to sketch, a fly trained to lineart, a fly trained to shade, color, etc…

So is the AI fly sentient or not?

>>827102
Not yet, it's just a connectome, so it just has reflexes, but once they fill in the rest of the parts it will be as close as is reasonable to assume possible.

I'm just talking out of my ass so it's likely I got a bunch of stuff wrong, and correct me if I'm wrong, but from my understanding we are not simulating a "brain" at all. We still hardly even know how the brain works. We have a crude mapping of the neurons and connections in a fly's brain and we just plug a neural network into it (something we've had for many years) and train it to do tasks. People just love Frankenstein ideas "oh we're le heckin torturing an artificial consciousness just like my favorite creepypastas" and they overlay their fantasies into something that's not really that impressive. It makes me think that human beings are actually just sadistic freaks who are salivating at the chance to actually torture lesser beings more than anything else.

>>827121
>but from my understanding we are not simulating a "brain" at all. We still hardly even know how the brain works. We have a crude mapping of the neurons and connections in a fly's brain and we just plug a neural network into it (something we've had for many years) and train it to do tasks.
This is by no means the limit of what we understand of the brain, but yeah it's just a connectome. No horomones or anything yet. From what I understand this takes slicing a fly brain layer by later on a tiny deli slicer. I assume getting more of the nuances of the brain required a more complex scanner.
>It makes me think that human beings are actually just sadistic freaks who are salivating at the chance to actually torture lesser beings more than anything else.
That's far too cathartic of a conclusion. To jump right to it being a humans thing rather than attempting to narrow it to a cultural phenomena makes me think you to some degree feel this yourself, and want to feel normal about it by attributing it to your humanity.

Frederick II:
>In a State such as this it is necessary for the sovereign to conduct his business himself, because he will, if he is wise, pursue only the public interest, which is his own, while a Minister’s view is always slanted on matters that affect his own interests, so that instead of promoting deserving persons he will fill the places with his own creatures, and will try to strengthen his own position by the number of persons whom he makes dependent on his fortunes; whereas the sovereign will support the nobility, confine the clergy within due limits, not allow the Princes of the blood to indulge in intrigues and cabals, and will reward merit without those considerations of interest which Ministers secretly entertain in all their doings.

>His method of dealing with business is preferable to the conciliar system practiced elsewhere, because it is not from big assemblages that wise advice comes, for Ministers are mutually divided by intrigues, private hatreds and passions intrude into the affairs of State, the system of debating questions by dispute is often too lively, casting shadows instead of bringing light, and, finally, secrecy, which is the soul of business, is never well kept by so many people.

<Alexander Hamilton / An absolute monarchy would be more tolerable than the authority of British Parliament over America
>I'll go farther, & assert, that the authority of the British Parliament over America, would, in all probability, be a more intolerable & excessive species of despotism than an absolute monarchy. The power of an absolute prince is not temporary, but perpetual.

>He is under no temptation to purchase the favour of one part of his dominions, at the expence of another; but, it is his interest to treat them all, upon the same footing.

>Very different is the case with regard to the Parliament: The Lords and Commons both, have a private and separate interest to pursue.

To be found in Hamilton's Farmer Refuted in response to Samuel Seasbury:
https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Hamilton/01-01-02-0057

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Louis XIV also makes it clear what the stamp of monarchical preeminence is all about.
In the song Publions en tous lieux:
>Barely can we suffice
>With all our voices

Or Hobbes Leviathan:
<Non est potestas Super Terram quae Comparetur ei. Iob. 41 . 24" (There is no power on earth to be compared to him. Job 41 . 24)

Hopefully, anons will understand this: a sovereign monarch with majesty isn't as, Hobbes would say,
>King, they thought, was but a title of the highest honour, which gentleman, knight, baron, earl, duke, were but steps to ascend to

Or reason like John Cook, that a king is no more than the Duke of Venice, a partner or in relation to an assembly like a part, and must take his turn in being governed, like statesmen… which again, is another blot against that notion of monarchical preeminence: a preeminent king doesn't take his turn in being governed, that is, swapped in and out like a cog that way; which is what the effect of "replacement" is trying to say, even the sheer at degrades the monarchy (no matter how good the intentions are).

I'll never get tired of telling you to kill yourself

>>827103
Thanks for feeding me aura.

ts is how mojang devs unironically think people will react when they take 6 years to drop an update that only adds 2 useless fucking blocks that do nothing

u didn't post this in my dream reporting thread so i'm not going to rate ur dream :C

my bitch ass boss

>>826922
Some bureaucrat who signed a paper that kill millions through abstract social murder.

>>827033
Fpbp

it doesn't matter how evil a particular capitalist is, systems contain many moving pieces all of them dependent on each other. the master is nothing without his minions, allies, and auxiliaries

oscar wilde would say that the worst capitalist is the nice capitalist. the one who gives to charity and tries to give his workers raises. by doing so he prevents the evil of the system from being fully realized.

another person might say that the most evil capitalist is the small capitalist, because he has to squeeze more surplus value out of his small workforce to be able to compete with the big capitalists and their huge systemic advantages without going bankrupt, and so he actually exploits his workers at a higher rate, while using his relative poverty compared to other capitalists as an excuse to do so.

another person might say that the middle manager is worse than the capitalist, because the middle manager directly disciplines the workers and enforces the system in the way that the distant capitalist who sits idly on the board of directors cannot, and not only that, the middle manager does so without themselves being a capitalist, making them a class traitor, and not just any kind of class traitor, but the kind of class traitor whose reward was barely worth it. much like how the whip cracking overseers of Haiti were sometimes taken from the ranks of the slaves.

Another person might focus entirely on what shocks and disgusts normal people. The most evil capitalist would therefore be the one who uses their wealth to rape and eat people on their private island for example.

So it seems a subjective question based on one's personal outlook.

>>825543
I like reading and birds.

Try haikus and make them as unpretentious as possible.

>>827087
what do you read?

>>827095
Mainly science fiction but also whatever else I find interesting. Plus anarchist propaganda.

>>827098
any reason to not just try writing sci-fi? it's a genre that can easily incorporate your interest in biology and politics. and sci-fi readers are not super demanding ime.

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