My windshield wiper switch was half way falling apart, so I am hopeful that the old clean + reassemble scheme will work

>>51242
I always forget that if I press enter on the captcha field it deletes all my pics and calls me a retarded faggot.

Hungary admin or Doc save us there is some weird spam on the front pagerino

I heard Marina's voice for the first time. If her body was not as feminine I would say she is a tranny or how would you assess this voice. Or is this how all south american women sound

Also I find that when analyzing yourself or really anything at all it's hard to avoid the pitfall of "tunnel thought" by which I mean taking the first idea that comes to mind and just kind of running with it, taking it in a straight line to the very end of the cognitive railway and reaching a quick and easy conclusion, having only added shallow rationalizations and justifications on the way, as opposed to stopping at each station and considering the different ways in which that train of thought can branch out, often by finding flaws in your thinking like preconceptions or biases. The latter approach while entirely possible requires deliberate conscious effort, quite a bit of it too, at least in my experience

>>51255
Yeah that's a good realization

>>51255
True. Wasn't Doc just talking about this in regards to how doctors diagnose their patients?

>>51250
40 minutes without stimulation? That's a real vibe killer as the femoids would say.
I was thinking about that happening during the superbowl with TayTay's boyfriend. if he chokes and loses Taylor will almost half to dump him.

>>51248
It is a low voice, though It seems Portuguese fosters low voices. Did you see that clip of that Audra girl I've been posting? She really sounds like a tranny.

>>51252
I was a Caterpillar 988 front loader. My dad worked in construction when I was a kid and he told me that was the coolest one. I was also a tow truck for a minute because I had a hotwheesl tow truck with a van front cab that looked cool.

>>51258
That's a nice moment. Did you ever do anything like that? As a kid I had a big dirt hole I'd play in, and later a big pile of rocks and there was one big flat rock that I could break other rocks against. That was fun.

Morning.

>>51254
>>51255
Juicy thinking here.
Those issues come down to "knowing your hardware", and this is not very intuitive and require some experimentation.

Ideally, you will take every possible path and then figure out all the contradictions and then out of that you will have rebuilt your personal belief system as your own, and not something you just believed/copied from others whose intentions, precedence and consequences you do not know.

But that is not really possible to do just with our regular normal way of thinking, it would take more than a whole life.
But here is the thing, that is just a fraction of your hardware power. Would you be able to walk if you had to think about contracting and releasing every single muscle of your body manually? Would you remember to breathe in the correct interval? Did you remember to pump your hearth meanwhile? Etc...
The mind is a ridiculously powerful super computer, doing insane calculations. A lot of it is "specialized" functions, but even those can be explored.
Example: Judith Polgar and her sisters were trained by their fathers to prove a theory that Chess is played by exploiting the facial recognition system of the brain to recognize plays.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%A1szl%C3%B3_Polg%C3%A1r
It is now recognized that most top players do this, they recognize arrangements of pieces as they recognize the face of a person, and just know by feeling what those plays are/mean/how to respond.

So, trying to keep it simple (3rd rewrite), there are other ways of thinking that take advantage of functions of our brain that make it possible to think in hundreds of those branches at the same time, and solve the contradictions. This is possible because like I said, our thinking is just a fraction of the system.
If you enable other "avatars" of different perspectives to exist in your mind, they will do their own thinking of those branches, and they will debate among themselves the contradictions.

I extra hate women and hippies for latching themselves to important stuff and making it gay.

The wipers WORK. High, low, and like 9 levels of intermittent. High tier tech for 1970.

>>51263
Billions must be enlightened
Funny pepper spray vid. I would have rigged it to not work at all before giving it to her hehe.

I was doing some digging on gnosticism/indo-aryan/jewish mysticism spread event in early computer/anime history. Being present in several schizo tabletop rpg books, point click games and VNs (and later animes) of the time. (Its a really long list). Ended up falling on a particularly OOF rabbit hole.
I got into computers and game dev via my older brother, he got into it as a child via a rather polemic teacher activist from italy/brazil called Pierluigi Piazzi. My mom was into him, and followed his advice that getting kids into computing was a better path than brazilian school based on the Paulo Freire positivist educational system model, which is absolutely correct. So she got his books and bought an MSX for my brother.

Piazzi also has a label of book publishing called Aleph (as in, the hebrew letter) that is the only sci-fi and esotericism book publisher in Brazil, and so happens that my copy of Snowcrash is published by him.

I'm now learning that he understood programming as an extension of alchemy and means to expand/open one's mind to become a "learner". Sadly it is all in portuguese, so I can't really deliver all of it. I had this book, it reads very differently now.
https://download.file-hunter.com/Books/PT/programas_para_seu_msx.pdf

Auto OCR and translated that book intro:


Humanity can be divided into 2 categories.
In fact, anything (humanity included) can always be divided into two categories.
In the particular case of humanity, we could divide it into “men and women” or “young and old” or “poor and rich”, etc.
Personally, I think that every division always carries some prejudiced connotation, but that doesn't mean I stop dividing humanity according to the criterion that is most meaningful to me: “people who like to think and people who don't like to think”.
When I classify someone as a person who “likes to think,” it means they get PLEASURE from using their brain.
This pleasure causes the brain to be used as much as possible and this person usually (but not necessarily) ends up developing a higher level of intelligence.
This implies an even revolutionary concept: intelligence is, within certain limits, an acquired skill.
Furthermore, it is not acquired through painful hours of study but through leisure! People who don't like to think end up developing an undifferentiated intellectual level and limit themselves in their activities, reinforcing a vicious circle and “dumbing down” more and more! These are people who only read out of obligation (and not for pleasure), have fun watching TV or videos, hate programming a computer and only use it as a video game. If, professionally, they are forced to use a computer, they only use “user” programs. friendly” and view the computer as a “black box” whose inner workings are and should continue to be a great mystery.


To serve thousands of users who use their MSX as a stimulus, we gave Martello the task of organizing this collection of programs.
The software we are targeting is that of the readers' brain: what remains in the RAM memory of the micro € that is listed on these pages is a simple pretext.
There is a saying that can be applied to video game players and “executive” users of expensive computers: “Every time something is made that can even be used by an idiot, it will probably only be used by idiots!”.
To escape this growing “idiotization” of humanity, Martello and the other collaborators created the material for this book: if we are losing the fight from a quantitative point of view, from a qualitative point of view we and our readers are winning by far!

Translated post from someone I was talking about this:


One of the ways to understand an object, a reality, is through analogies with things already known through which visible similarities insinuate the intelligibility of the desired object/reality. A hermetic principle exposed in the Emerald Tablet. It is interesting to note how Pierluigi drew great analogies between the brain/intelligence and software, an analogy that already existed in NLP, and which Pierluigi just reused. But many of these analogies are true, although he ends up exaggerating the analogies, and failing to maintain the appropriate proportions.
I believe that combining Piazzi's techniques with the advice of Sertillanges, Jules Payot, Narciso Irala are extremely effective in transforming any illiterate person into an extremely cultured subject and aware of their own abilities, and see that becoming aware of their own abilities, and for this very reason Feeling the possibility of achieving them and consequently awakening the will already leaves the subject a thousand light years away from most people.
But for this it is necessary to combine a spirituality that, although insinuated in Sertillanges, and Narciso Irala, has not yet become a felt and lived cosmology, if the desired intelligence and culture placed us in the correct ideas, spirituality and the search for Good in everything there is, including your participation and perception in Beauty will give us strength that will make us capable of overcoming any obstacles.
Having an ideal combined with a sense of virtues will unify our intelligence and feelings in the right direction.
There is a book that will give us the correct inspiration for this superhuman ideal: The Envy of Angels. Educate ourselves to such an extent that everything that happens in our consciousness, and every bodily movement is a reflection of a tension of the will that seeks to express beauty, truth, and justice. Every look, every expression, every breath must be like a blow of force against everything that is animalistic and low in us.
This is the ideal, Pierluigi would want this for us, Olavo would want it, let us strive.
Let us draw an analogy with the beauty and intelligence of angels who, although unknowable to us, and purely spiritual beings inspire us with the best in human nature.

>>51269
That angle is easy enough, university basements were the holding place of this sort of knowledge since the first one was founded by the church and even before that in Solomon's temple.
When universities invented the internet, the spread event happened in the esoteric alts of the usenet/bbs.
But there is a lot more to it. Snowcrash is precisely about the use of technical language as a tool of mental expansion via analogy, even if its terms of masonry, geometry, metallurgy or in this case, programming. But since computers are closer to human brains, it is the most effective metaphor for self-understanding.

It was interesting to see I had been indirectly influenced by this same movement from the moment I was born. Feels less lonely, somehow.

>>51259
>Did you ever do anything like that? As a kid I had a big dirt hole I'd play in, and later a big pile of rocks and there was one big flat rock that I could break other rocks against. That was fun.
Yes, all the time, whenever I could. I would often burrow either in the garden. I also had a dirt hole to dig in as well. But also in the nearby forest together with some other kids. We even found some clay several times which was the highlight of our burrowing. Some dudes in suits came by once or twice and said we should stop doing that since this belongs to the city or something (we didn't stop)

>>51259
>It is a low voice, though It seems Portuguese fosters low voices. Did you see that clip of that Audra girl I've been posting? She really sounds like a tranny.
Was that the one where you all did a whole transvestigation on and came to the conclusion that she is female?

>>51266
>>51267
>>51268
Sounds interesting. I think I agree with everything said there or see it the same way.
I used to think that I was dumb for the longest time, until I started to learn programming in my late 20s and found that it helped me to transform myself in a positive way

>>51277
Hmm. Autumn had a few paintings that reference the 3rd eye/pineal gland.
>Caylee getting more naked
Nice to see. I like those Vietkong hats btw, I bought one and they're very breathable.

>>51276
How hard would it be to get a lot of toy cars to etch your shop's number in and hand out to customers? I guess making it nice would be the hard part.

Snowcrash doesn't have any particular super deep writing, its a fun thriller sci-fi thing. It just happens to connect some very strange dots that make a lot of things make sense. In retrospect or working forwards. Which is ironically a lot like what it describes.

This is similar to Olavo de Carvalho's 12 levels of thinking (a bit more well polished tbh). Which is not far off from my own conceptions.

Funny video explains it:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=kse87ocS0Uo [Embed]

>>51282
lvl 3 is basically my town. probably most of south america sits there to be fair

what do you guys think? white? not white? honorary white?

more reference

>>51294
there is a lot of nuance to trust. it's true that you can never FULLY trust anyone, but you can usually trust some people to not do 99.9% of the bad things they could potentially do to you. however those few trustworthy people wouldn't necessarily share all of your interests or want to work for/with you. I think the deciding factor is whether there is rapport between you and those people. That chart Doc posted is very relevant to this - notice how scummy people like politicians, CEOs and bankers help each other out all the time, even across parties and borders, because they all share essentially the same worldview that makes them predators trying to "win" the game they perceive life as. Whenever I've come across people that "get it" irl (that one woman from night school, dreadlocks girl also from night school) I immediately trusted them almost completely. I also trust you guys (except for the central european untermensch)

I don't think it's surprising that there would be little to no empathy between people living multiple levels apart. Look at it this way. I unfortunately know many level 3 stone age hunters in this town, as I have complained about multiple times before. These people for the most part are NOT harmless. They cheat, steal (A LOT) and I'd be surprised if they hadn't raped a girl or two by spiking their drinks. Now, practically every other day I eat a meal that includes meat. Most of the time it's cow meat or pig meat, sometimes lamb or chicken. All domesticated, docile, peaceful, perhaps even "sweet" species. If I don't feel (that) bad about eating them why tf would I care what happens to some random darkie or politician? Not to mention that they probably see me as little more than easy prey because I have values and principles and whatnot

Morning.

>>51304
Correct on the view they maximize life on both material and spiritual. And they are playing the game with cheats when doing the "evil" things to achieve that doesn't necessarily have the mental consequences it has for lower plebs.
But most of them are utter midwits that fall for their own material tricks. Specially "secular" jews.

>>51285
I did, that caused my tow truck phase when I was 3 or 4.
Very nice screencap

>>51282
Neat. I've seen that guy go through other charts but this one is new to me. Highest I've been is level 7 I think. Also I'm realizing that many more people than I assumed are at lower levels. Even though they can use a lot of big words and assemble them well, their process is still "use the right symbols/mouth sounds = get what I want from the others"

>>51283
I'm level 3 when I have to go outside. The "darkies stay away or I'll stab you" mode. When I'm shitposting here I get to go higher.

>>51288
Is she part north african? Nice butt pic. She's pretty but I wouldn't give up my +1 to Agartha to her.

>>51293
>fitting that you would say "brothers" because only the men are emigrating to europe lmao
Hehehehe

>>51290
Looks cool. I've never done anything like that. My most ambitious thing is to make a spark gap radio jammer (jk feds I would never do that)

>>51300
>>51304
Not having empathy for other levels makes a lot of sense (and I relate personally). You eat cows, jews exploit goyim, it's not so different.
Call it low level, but my view is that prospering on a physical level is not something that can be ignored or passed over. Basically don't let yourself get psyopped into letting the jews run the world forever just because you reached a higher level on a .png chart than they did. I'm fine with letting Moche Twinkleblatz be more enlightened while I own the building he lives in and all the surplus of the energy he expends goes to me.

Since we are having a fun time, lets talk about this kind of shit:
https://www.deviantart.com/bluefluke/art/The-Psychonaut-Field-Manual-FOURTH-PDF-EDITION-530005584

Magik systems, initiatory cults, thelema, kabbalah and every other esoteric system.

They are crap. Why are they crap?
Due to the nature of the mind, there is an inherent operational system with concepts and mechanisms to it, which is shared by all. But that system is inherently too complex for language, and it is simplified down. Like you have assembler -> C++ -> Phython (and it will only get more similar as we develop A.I programming itself), etc... simplifications written with simplification written with simplifications, until we reach our verbal language and how we talk about these things.
Those magic systems try to access that inherent operational system, but they are only "emulations" of it, that affect only the people running those emulators, and no matter how accurate they portray the inherent system, it is still a bubble, and it even keeps them from ever exploring the real system.
Even literal programming languages, math, chemistry, geometry and such are better complex languages to think about these things and explore them via metaphor than those magic systems.

For instance, when one of those systems tells you "you have to distill this idea", it is borrowing from Alchemical language. But reading those guides, you will never "comprehend" the abstract concept of distillation.
Only via practice of or observation of chemistry you learn exactly what is a distillation, and can use that abstract concept on other things.

>>51312
What you mean is "the word is not the thing"?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=BXLYayeJ1Fk [Embed]
New AnnAnn, and I was in fact drinking an energy drink at the time

>>51322
That 2nd pic is a good one

the brand is called "klipxtreme" they're based in Miami (most likely latinxs) but all their products are cheap chinese crap. they're present in the US and Brazil apparently. avoid them at all costs. the mouse that came with this keyboard lasted all of two months. their products have pretty/niche designs but they're UGLY ON THE INSIDE

Me on the left

>>51323
She has a feminine body and she is smol but her voice is so tomboyish; It's a funny contrast

>>51337
Nice tongue. How long until tongues become a worldwide fetish because of this tongue out meme

>>51338
post punk with BM is not a bad combo
>Purpura
I like this word

>>51337
surely you appreciate this part at least? there is NO WAY anyone who's even slightly into melodic electric guitars doesn't

>>51340
>airbag
>hot neoteny gf
you can only choose one...

Morning.

>>51340
>How long until tongues become a worldwide fetish because of this tongue out meme
I hope it stays underground so women won't withhold it

>>51341
Is that from something you've linked before? I do like it.

>>51343
>cucked out of 30 seconds of driving by the faulty clutch safety switch
it's over

>>51345
Mornin

👍

>>51349
I wonder how it looks without the processing. Still impressive though, it's not easy to make things look that clean.

>>51348
Hot red giant

Another week of successfully sneaking old cans of oil based paint into my city trash cans

>>51351
Are they supposed to be disposed as chemicals or something?

>>51355
Comfy room

>>51354
She has a top tier smile.
Congrats on the progress. Today I sharpened some knives and got my brakes bled and adjusted as well as possible. They still suck but the fix is to do the upgrades I have planned, at least they are safe-ish now.

>>51356
And machineguns and big boobs and gambling

>>51366
It is curious how you would make a switch out of like 6 atoms.
Speaking of manipulating atoms, I was reading a bit about how monocrystal metals are made, basically they cool the molten metal in such a way, starting with the base of a pigtail shape, so it cools in a totally uniform atomic structure and it makes for better turbine blades. Neat stuff. I wonder if the way it works with nickel superalloys is similar to how it works with those pretty rainbow bismuth crystals.

Space has all sorts of benefits for metallurgy. From "zero G" to heat having nowhere to escape so you can control cooling speeds without wasting as much energy.

REEEEEEEEEEEE UN BOG YOURSELF RIGHT NOW

>>51368
It's better than that cool silica foam? I know it's good for high-end exhaust tubing.

I have run into dire straits and I could use a soldering iron now

>>51373
thisisfine.jpg

Nice arm fuzz

>>51374
work? cant I just beg lizbro for a new one?

>moisture
there are definitely still some crumbs in there but moisture is the most likely culprit. not from anything I spilled but just from the environment. its been disgustingly humid these last couple days, to the point that you could flap your arms and make instant rain. I doubt this keyboard was designed with rainforest tier weather in mind

>>51375
some blonde people are secretly hairier than your average arab

>>51376
Put a silica pack in it if you can.

>>51376
I would rather you buy van parts with any begging money

>>51377
Nice pantsu

1,193 wh/mile, when compared to the raw energy value of a gallon of diesel, is 34.11 miles/gallon when towing. (unless I did the math wrong)
Really good efficiency but hydrocarbon fuel still mogs with it's energy density.

>>51383
Girls do be shopping. Cute dress.

>>51382
I know China is like that because the Chinese eat all the other fauna. Maybe it's Monsanto I'm sure they're doing 1000 nefarious things every day.

>>51381
My life was in the trash from the beginning, I just try to ignore it.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=LjzQ2QaJq00 [Embed]
Cup walkers BTFO
Look at that heat distortion, and imagine welding something 4 times when you could just do it once. But hey at least you get the fancy swirl finish that's surely worth all the trouble.

Morning.

>>51398
I like it too. The style is cool imo and the stainless body is a nice feature. I wouldn't buy one, even if I had the money, but that's my own autism (plus I'm poor). I haven't seen much but the cybertruck doesn't seem any shittier than any other vehicle made in 2024.

It's also not very practical, you can't really load it up without risking breaking the back glass, and so on and so forth.

>>51407
The fuck why is Hideo so fat looking?
I heard somewhere that suburbs in Israel look exactly like that. Very coincidental that the US suburbs would have a similar look.

>>51408
pls explain coconut one

They started to undress.

>>51410
Sorry to make you watch that whole damn video. I wanted to link to the part about the steer by wire. I complain, but this is probably a good feature as it keeps the pudgy techbros who buy this vehicle from making dumb steering inputs that would upset the truck at speed. Racing videogames do this when you play with a controller. You can whip the steering joystick maximum left but the game won't have the car turn full lock, it knows what a reasonable steering input would be for the speed and lets you go a little bit past that.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=TeqE1kOO3dE [Embed]

>>51414
Is that the weather reporter?

>>51412
I like the instrumentals all through the song. Nice one.

>>51417
>Is that the weather reporter?
No. One of the weather report website features a "what to wear today" illustration next to the predictions.
I opened the last thread here with these, I thought periodically post an update how it goes.

>>51419
Oh yeah, that's what I was thinking of.

Morning.

>>51422
Gm. Here's that "girl" we been talking about

Cute jungle gorl

>>51423
BULGED.

>>51424
"Xer, could I see your genitals? The homies and I have to know"

>>51425
Genital gatcha.

>>51429
I didn't even care anyway OKAY! Dang neanderthal lookin ass male, no upper lip.

The girl sounds cute. Maybe follow her a little, she might go to a different store where you could make your move.

>>51431
Must have been. All the evidence I had I already posted

do they know I could just wipe my hard drives before Interpol gets in? free $800k

Now I have time to finish writing the story.

Almost started a fire while welding in my shop. Luckily I noticed the smoke before an actual flame erupted. Classic welder move.

>>51440
>>51439
Nice. I guess most of the superbowl commercials were using AI images in some way.

>>51427
Neat.
What would you do with one?

>>51443
Yeah hehe. If only he didn't get so distracted by the crowd. Stay on target!

I have officially reached my lowest point. cucked by the weeping goy

>>51446
Find some of the issues that are weighting on you, not the deepest darkest shit, but more draining of your mental resources.
Write them down and ask/wish for your unconscious to solve them for you, promise yourself to unburden yourself from dealing with those issues at least for today if not tomorrow.

>>51452
Going face down in defense position seems reasonable. You better not kys, who would I shitpost with? Also you need to be here for the Jules/Jayden reunion

>>51452
Bad times are good for doing inner stuff, like how LotR was written during the war and such.
I'm a bit divided with the perspective of bad times ahead because I did my time of confinement and was just trying to come out to play now, and to some extent will continue to play my chips regardless, but its a bad timing and I'm getting old. But its not really a big loss, my early meanderings on normie world were unimpressive.

>>51454
I like that look on Pugh

>>51454
>I'm a bit divided with the perspective of bad times ahead because I did my time of confinement and was just trying to come out to play now, and to some extent will continue to play my chips regardless, but its a bad timing and I'm getting old. But its not really a big loss, my early meanderings on normie world were unimpressive.
I feel similar.
I feel as though I am just seeing the world for the first time and my previous time was from a former life or something like it. It seems so distant and far away from me, and I don't have much of a connection to it anymore
But I am also not so young anymore and I realized I need to make use of the time I have left. It is bad timing in the sense that world war 3 and so on is ahead, but it can also be an interesting challenge

Morning.

Xoch at the Madame Web premiere. I wonder who of the cast she was hitting on.

>>51466
I was hoping that it wouldn't looked like the poor little white girl meme through half the movie, but I guess it will.

>>51468
With AI now making the monkey graphics cheaper than ever? Yes.
Did you see the original?

>>51469
Good morning. Girl tennis is such a cute sport.

>>51460
>do they have a camera built in for object recognition?
No. As far as I know you have to program all the movements, though I imagine it's basic controller software will translate the desired "hand" movement into orders for all the joint motors. I've used a computer controlled plasma cutter, but that's only two dimensions and one axis.
I suppose you could put a saw on it's arm and it could make you some wood sculptures. Could be some good money in things like that.

>>51477
Another great look on Kat
Hopefully the memory comes back to you