Ramsey Nasser @nasser@friend.camp

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There is an inverse relationship between imagination and money.
-- Alan Moore

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alpha version of tonight's jam!

some of the syntax:
- euc: euclidean rhythms
- ins: set the instrument for every note in the sequence
- fol: follow every note in the sequence
- rot: rotate the sequence
- cat: concatenate sequences
- $>1: schedule this pattern to run once at the end of the current pattern

the patterns alternate track numbers and expressions to mean "put the result of this expression on this track"

tracks of unequal lengths are extended to balance the final pattern!

Star Wars: Game of the Jungle: Battle of the Home 1: Gold Edition

If you're a capitalist then of course you want trustless transactions and organizations, because those perfectly obfuscate the social relations. And that then allows all manner of horrors to be laundered within the economy, or treated as externalities. For the capitalist, trust is friction. It means that you need to know more than zero about who you're dealing with and what they're up to.

swallowing both the matrix pills at the same time

not sure if my instincts are off so lmk how you all feel about this: "in a hypothetical federated git platform, i would like it if conversations in a repository (eg issues and pull requests) were stored directly in the repository as opposed to in a database on the server"

boosts appreciated

delivery drivers are braver than the troops

internet archive question: is there a way i can tell IA to archive a publicly readable URL? ie, make a copy of the data available at a URL and add it to an IA item?

i have a large amount of data i want to archive there (100K+ files, ~2TB total) all already available at public URLs (moving from amazon S3). i'm trying to avoid a situation where I download all of that data just to upload it to IA again. ideally IA could ingest it directly without an intermediate server.