I like it! By the way, when I go to your hello-gemini page, looks like the link back to the main page is broken. It links to gemspace.cedricbonhomme.org/posts/gemspace.cedricbonhomme.org and fails
That makes sense! I’m already having nutritional yeast regularly, and just started drinking soy milk because it seems fairly protein/nutrient dense. I was actually thinking I’d prefer go to meals because I don’t get bored of individual meals, but rather get bored of having to think of and make different meals. Measuring a bunch at one time, then not thinking about food for a few weeks is the dream lol.
Frankly, that’s ridiculous and arbitrarily. I don’t believe in inevitable progression, but humans have done a decent job of organizing reasonable structures, despite greater and greater populations. I am no fan of neoliberal capitalism, but i believe it is better than feudalism, and I believe that through cooperation and struggle, we can imagine and implement better worlds.
So, I want to jump in and say that Star Trek is intentionally narcissistic. If you think of it as Science Fiction, I really think it falls short. What I think is a much better perspective is “What could humans be in a post-scarcity world?” Not that it makes the tropes any less annoying, but it does make the episodes that explore that much more meaningful. Star Trek is a critique of humanity, and an imagination of what we could become. It is less about interactions between different intelligences (although some episodes try, and usually fail to be) and more about how humans can interact with themselves.
this seems like a fun tool, but the name seems quite ironic. http://harmful.cat-v.org/cat-v/ describes how rob pike gave a talk on how cat had grown beyond it’s use case so it’s funny to see a tool named after cat which has given up altogether on concatenating files and instead only extends the behavior he considered harmful
This isn’t really an advanced spell checker, but I actually kind of like using spell. Especially if you want to maintain your own dictionary to add jargon and slang. That being said, I don’t spellcheck all that often so maybe if you use it a lot it becomes inconvenient (?). Also, I know if you use vim you can :set spell
I like how there was overlap. Apparently some people said “yes” and also “What is wrong with you”