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I am lacking a little inspiration, and end up thinking of this image.
It's part of the sculpture 'Fountain of the Muses', by Carl Milles.
Taken at Millesgården in Stockholm about 25 years ago.
Somehow that sky is still there for me.
#inspiration #FountainOfTheMuses #CarlMilles #Millesgarden #Stockholm #ThreeMuses #Muse #BlueSky #BlueSkyThinking #silhouette #sculpture
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I am lacking a little inspiration, and end up thinking of this image.
It's part of the sculpture 'Fountain of the Muses', by Carl Milles.
Taken at Millesgården in Stockholm about 25 years ago.
Somehow that sky is still there for me.
#inspiration #FountainOfTheMuses #CarlMilles #Millesgarden #Stockholm #ThreeMuses #Muse #BlueSky #BlueSkyThinking #silhouette #sculpture
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I am lacking a little inspiration, and end up thinking of this image.
It's part of the sculpture 'Fountain of the Muses', by Carl Milles.
Taken at Millesgården in Stockholm about 25 years ago.
Somehow that sky is still there for me.
#inspiration #FountainOfTheMuses #CarlMilles #Millesgarden #Stockholm #ThreeMuses #Muse #BlueSky #BlueSkyThinking #silhouette #sculpture
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I am lacking a little inspiration, and end up thinking of this image.
It's part of the sculpture 'Fountain of the Muses', by Carl Milles.
Taken at Millesgården in Stockholm about 25 years ago.
Somehow that sky is still there for me.
#inspiration #FountainOfTheMuses #CarlMilles #Millesgarden #Stockholm #ThreeMuses #Muse #BlueSky #BlueSkyThinking #silhouette #sculpture
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"But the last two decades have seen such advances in #TypeSystems ... that we are in danger of thinking that type systems are the only way of achieving #Correctness in #Software construction." #Abstraction
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CIG, které stojí za Squadron 42 a Star Citizen právě pokořilo hranici 1 miliardy dolarů vybraných skrz hráče na svoje projekty. A lidé se ptají: "Je to správně, či nikoli?" ... Jakožto osoba zcela nezainteresovaná v tomto projektu musím říci, že jsou to zcela špatně položené otázky... Spíše se ptám sám sebe, dodělají to někdy? Jako člověk s praxí v game devu mám lehké obavy. :shrug_dsm: Ale to nic nemění na tom, že bych jim to nepřál... Well uvidíme za pár let. :thinking_dsm: #sc #starcitizen
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Yun Li reports: A major shift for investors is on the horizon as the SEC proposes ending mandatory quarterly earnings, a change President Donald Trump advocated. While supporters see less short-term thinking, critics fear reduced transparency for retail investors. The public comment period is open for 60 days. See why this could impact you. Yun Li provides excellent reporting.
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/05/sec-is-close-to-ending-mandatory-quarterly-earnings-reports-that-trump-called-for.html #SECRules #Investments #FinancialNews -
Yun Li reports: A major shift for investors is on the horizon as the SEC proposes ending mandatory quarterly earnings, a change President Donald Trump advocated. While supporters see less short-term thinking, critics fear reduced transparency for retail investors. The public comment period is open for 60 days. See why this could impact you. Yun Li provides excellent reporting.
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/05/sec-is-close-to-ending-mandatory-quarterly-earnings-reports-that-trump-called-for.html #SECRules #Investments #FinancialNews -
Basically, the favorite hobby of pseudo-intellectuals and Pop authors is to caricaturize Marx's writings up to a point where there's nothing left besides a simplistic scarecrow designed to scare people with poor critical thinking skills. And everybody knows lazy thinking has always been very popular among lazy people :-D
It's extremely funny because people often end up accusing Marx of defending exactly the opposite of what he wrote. Why? Because they don't have time to read/are lazy / lack the literacy skills to understand Marx's writing. The fact is that Marx didn't care much about inequality per se and other topics usually associated with burgueois morality. He thought that all the traditional socialist tropes around injustice were just idealist bullshit - as a matter of fact they are.
"If anything, a common critique made by better-informed critics of Marxism is precisely that Marx was too much a product of the Enlightenment. In particular, via his very Pinkereseque optimism that human history was going to continue to advance: the technological forces of production would continue to develop under capitalism, this would last until capitalist relations of production became a fetter on their further development, and then capitalism would be transcended by a higher form of society which would be more free, equal and democratic. Technological progress would continue under socialism until we’re all living in post-scarcity idyll where everyone can pursue their own projects without income needing to be tied to labor contributions, and there will be so much to go around, everyone can simply take what they want. (This is the famous “from each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs” formulation from his Critique of the Gotha Program.) At this point, as Marx puts it in Capital Vol. 3, the “development of human powers” would become an end in itself for the first time."
https://www.currentaffairs.org/news/steven-pinker-doesnt-know-anything-about-marxism
#Marx #Marxism #CriticalTheory #PopWriting #PoliticalEconomy -
Basically, the favorite hobby of pseudo-intellectuals and Pop authors is to caricaturize Marx's writings up to a point where there's nothing left besides a simplistic scarecrow designed to scare people with poor critical thinking skills. And everybody knows lazy thinking has always been very popular among lazy people :-D
It's extremely funny because people often end up accusing Marx of defending exactly the opposite of what he wrote. Why? Because they don't have time to read/are lazy / lack the literacy skills to understand Marx's writing. The fact is that Marx didn't care much about inequality per se and other topics usually associated with burgueois morality. He thought that all the traditional socialist tropes around injustice were just idealist bullshit - as a matter of fact they are.
"If anything, a common critique made by better-informed critics of Marxism is precisely that Marx was too much a product of the Enlightenment. In particular, via his very Pinkereseque optimism that human history was going to continue to advance: the technological forces of production would continue to develop under capitalism, this would last until capitalist relations of production became a fetter on their further development, and then capitalism would be transcended by a higher form of society which would be more free, equal and democratic. Technological progress would continue under socialism until we’re all living in post-scarcity idyll where everyone can pursue their own projects without income needing to be tied to labor contributions, and there will be so much to go around, everyone can simply take what they want. (This is the famous “from each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs” formulation from his Critique of the Gotha Program.) At this point, as Marx puts it in Capital Vol. 3, the “development of human powers” would become an end in itself for the first time."
https://www.currentaffairs.org/news/steven-pinker-doesnt-know-anything-about-marxism
#Marx #Marxism #CriticalTheory #PopWriting #PoliticalEconomy -
Basically, the favorite hobby of pseudo-intellectuals and Pop authors is to caricaturize Marx's writings up to a point where there's nothing left besides a simplistic scarecrow designed to scare people with poor critical thinking skills. And everybody knows lazy thinking has always been very popular among lazy people :-D
It's extremely funny because people often end up accusing Marx of defending exactly the opposite of what he wrote. Why? Because they don't have time to read/are lazy / lack the literacy skills to understand Marx's writing. The fact is that Marx didn't care much about inequality per se and other topics usually associated with burgueois morality. He thought that all the traditional socialist tropes around injustice were just idealist bullshit - as a matter of fact they are.
"If anything, a common critique made by better-informed critics of Marxism is precisely that Marx was too much a product of the Enlightenment. In particular, via his very Pinkereseque optimism that human history was going to continue to advance: the technological forces of production would continue to develop under capitalism, this would last until capitalist relations of production became a fetter on their further development, and then capitalism would be transcended by a higher form of society which would be more free, equal and democratic. Technological progress would continue under socialism until we’re all living in post-scarcity idyll where everyone can pursue their own projects without income needing to be tied to labor contributions, and there will be so much to go around, everyone can simply take what they want. (This is the famous “from each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs” formulation from his Critique of the Gotha Program.) At this point, as Marx puts it in Capital Vol. 3, the “development of human powers” would become an end in itself for the first time."
https://www.currentaffairs.org/news/steven-pinker-doesnt-know-anything-about-marxism
#Marx #Marxism #CriticalTheory #PopWriting #PoliticalEconomy -
Basically, the favorite hobby of pseudo-intellectuals and Pop authors is to caricaturize Marx's writings up to a point where there's nothing left besides a simplistic scarecrow designed to scare people with poor critical thinking skills. And everybody knows lazy thinking has always been very popular among lazy people :-D
It's extremely funny because people often end up accusing Marx of defending exactly the opposite of what he wrote. Why? Because they don't have time to read/are lazy / lack the literacy skills to understand Marx's writing. The fact is that Marx didn't care much about inequality per se and other topics usually associated with burgueois morality. He thought that all the traditional socialist tropes around injustice were just idealist bullshit - as a matter of fact they are.
"If anything, a common critique made by better-informed critics of Marxism is precisely that Marx was too much a product of the Enlightenment. In particular, via his very Pinkereseque optimism that human history was going to continue to advance: the technological forces of production would continue to develop under capitalism, this would last until capitalist relations of production became a fetter on their further development, and then capitalism would be transcended by a higher form of society which would be more free, equal and democratic. Technological progress would continue under socialism until we’re all living in post-scarcity idyll where everyone can pursue their own projects without income needing to be tied to labor contributions, and there will be so much to go around, everyone can simply take what they want. (This is the famous “from each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs” formulation from his Critique of the Gotha Program.) At this point, as Marx puts it in Capital Vol. 3, the “development of human powers” would become an end in itself for the first time."
https://www.currentaffairs.org/news/steven-pinker-doesnt-know-anything-about-marxism
#Marx #Marxism #CriticalTheory #PopWriting #PoliticalEconomy -
Basically, the favorite hobby of pseudo-intellectuals and Pop authors is to caricaturize Marx's writings up to a point where there's nothing left besides a simplistic scarecrow designed to scare people with poor critical thinking skills. And everybody knows lazy thinking has always been very popular among lazy people :-D
It's extremely funny because people often end up accusing Marx of defending exactly the opposite of what he wrote. Why? Because they don't have time to read/are lazy / lack the literacy skills to understand Marx's writing. The fact is that Marx didn't care much about inequality per se and other topics usually associated with burgueois morality. He thought that all the traditional socialist tropes around injustice were just idealist bullshit - as a matter of fact they are.
"If anything, a common critique made by better-informed critics of Marxism is precisely that Marx was too much a product of the Enlightenment. In particular, via his very Pinkereseque optimism that human history was going to continue to advance: the technological forces of production would continue to develop under capitalism, this would last until capitalist relations of production became a fetter on their further development, and then capitalism would be transcended by a higher form of society which would be more free, equal and democratic. Technological progress would continue under socialism until we’re all living in post-scarcity idyll where everyone can pursue their own projects without income needing to be tied to labor contributions, and there will be so much to go around, everyone can simply take what they want. (This is the famous “from each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs” formulation from his Critique of the Gotha Program.) At this point, as Marx puts it in Capital Vol. 3, the “development of human powers” would become an end in itself for the first time."
https://www.currentaffairs.org/news/steven-pinker-doesnt-know-anything-about-marxism
#Marx #Marxism #CriticalTheory #PopWriting #PoliticalEconomy -
Dear Fediverse #HiveMind, my grandson needs some advice for a (used) #DigitalCamera. He is 11 & interested in birds, which he'd like to take photos of. He's not particularly interested in #Photography per se, just as a means to an end, and probably not particularly careful. I'm thinking a #CompactCamera like some of the Panasonics; his father was wondering about a #BridgeCamera. We have a XQ2 he can use (24-100e zoom) but I suspect he'd be better with longer reach. Maybe £200 budget. Any ideas?
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Dear Fediverse #HiveMind, my grandson needs some advice for a (used) #DigitalCamera. He is 11 & interested in birds, which he'd like to take photos of. He's not particularly interested in #Photography per se, just as a means to an end, and probably not particularly careful. I'm thinking a #CompactCamera like some of the Panasonics; his father was wondering about a #BridgeCamera. We have a XQ2 he can use (24-100e zoom) but I suspect he'd be better with longer reach. Maybe £200 budget. Any ideas?
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Dear Fediverse #HiveMind, my grandson needs some advice for a (used) #DigitalCamera. He is 11 & interested in birds, which he'd like to take photos of. He's not particularly interested in #Photography per se, just as a means to an end, and probably not particularly careful. I'm thinking a #CompactCamera like some of the Panasonics; his father was wondering about a #BridgeCamera. We have a XQ2 he can use (24-100e zoom) but I suspect he'd be better with longer reach. Maybe £200 budget. Any ideas?
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Dear Fediverse #HiveMind, my grandson needs some advice for a (used) #DigitalCamera. He is 11 & interested in birds, which he'd like to take photos of. He's not particularly interested in #Photography per se, just as a means to an end, and probably not particularly careful. I'm thinking a #CompactCamera like some of the Panasonics; his father was wondering about a #BridgeCamera. We have a XQ2 he can use (24-100e zoom) but I suspect he'd be better with longer reach. Maybe £200 budget. Any ideas?
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Dear Fediverse #HiveMind, my grandson needs some advice for a (used) #DigitalCamera. He is 11 & interested in birds, which he'd like to take photos of. He's not particularly interested in #Photography per se, just as a means to an end, and probably not particularly careful. I'm thinking a #CompactCamera like some of the Panasonics; his father was wondering about a #BridgeCamera. We have a XQ2 he can use (24-100e zoom) but I suspect he'd be better with longer reach. Maybe £200 budget. Any ideas?
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Haul #4: Macintosh and CoCo1!
After my first visit to JJ's warehouse, I kept thinking about that tantalizing wall of Macintoshes. They just look so nice! A self-contained system in a small box.
So I went back and got a Macintosh SE with a disk, a Color Computer 1, two CoCo joysticks, a Commodore Datassette, several books of type-in C64 programs, and a bunch of C64 games, including Dig Dug, a childhood favorite of mine, Flight Simulator II, SID Player Music, Music Composer, Star Post, and Jupiter Lander.
Acquired 2026-01-23.
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speaking of GL.iNet, some exciting news: they are now beta testing #AmneziaWG support on the GL-mT3000 'Beryl AX' after many customer requests.
I've never used AmneziaWG but after hearing about this, I'm thinking about replacing my PiVPN endpoint with one that supports it to assist with testing. mainly because I'd like to be prepared for the eventual case of attempting to use my VPN from an uplink such as a hotel or restaurant which blocks Wireguard.
https://forum.gl-inet.com/t/beta-release-beryl-ax-gl-mt3000-v4-8-2-with-new-wireguard-obfuscation-support/64284 #GLiNet
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I due principali ostacoli grafici in islandese: la lettera Þ non è p, ma si legge "th" come in inglese "I'm thinking", mentre la lettera ð (maiuscolo Ð) non è una strana "o", ma si legge th come in inglese "that" (o come k'óra aðè? "che ore sono?" nel mio dialetto 🙂). Detto questo... se volete imparare l'islandese:
Colloquial Icelandic : The Complete Course for Beginners / Daisy L. Neijmann
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I due principali ostacoli grafici in islandese: la lettera Þ non è p, ma si legge "th" come in inglese "I'm thinking", mentre la lettera ð (maiuscolo Ð) non è una strana "o", ma si legge th come in inglese "that" (o come k'óra aðè? "che ore sono?" nel mio dialetto 🙂). Detto questo... se volete imparare l'islandese:
Colloquial Icelandic : The Complete Course for Beginners / Daisy L. Neijmann
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I due principali ostacoli grafici in islandese: la lettera Þ non è p, ma si legge "th" come in inglese "I'm thinking", mentre la lettera ð (maiuscolo Ð) non è una strana "o", ma si legge th come in inglese "that" (o come k'óra aðè? "che ore sono?" nel mio dialetto 🙂). Detto questo... se volete imparare l'islandese:
Colloquial Icelandic : The Complete Course for Beginners / Daisy L. Neijmann
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I due principali ostacoli grafici in islandese: la lettera Þ non è p, ma si legge "th" come in inglese "I'm thinking", mentre la lettera ð (maiuscolo Ð) non è una strana "o", ma si legge th come in inglese "that" (o come k'óra aðè? "che ore sono?" nel mio dialetto 🙂). Detto questo... se volete imparare l'islandese:
Colloquial Icelandic : The Complete Course for Beginners / Daisy L. Neijmann
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🚀 Oh, the joy of celebrating the "normal" engineers—because we really needed another ode to mediocrity 💤. Instead of thinking outside the box, let's just sit comfortably inside it with a glass of whiskey 🍷 and #nostalgia for the good ol' times when innovation was overrated.
https://charity.wtf/2025/06/19/in-praise-of-normal-engineers/ #celebratingmediocrity #innovationoverrated #normalengineers #whiskeytime #HackerNews #ngated -
It's the last #ThursdayFiveList of the year and it's choose you're own adventure with #TheTheme.
So, as I'm thinking a lot about goals for the new year I'm choosing songs about following dreams, chasing goals and maybe even finding a moment to rest.
1. 새소년 (SE SO NEON) '긴 꿈 (A Long Dream)'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzL4A8hyXc82. BTS & Charlie XCX - Dream Glow (BTS World Original Soundtrack) (Pt. 1)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygPDo-aFW_k[1/3]
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Revisando más documentos que han aparecido en los últimos años, en dirección a transiciones ecosociales, o de innovación social, sobre "crisis/necesidad de #imaginacion " al final de lo que se habla es de una expectación sobre generar ideas de innovación radicales para solucionar el cambio climático, con un efecto estimulante.
En ocasiones no se explica jamás cómo, una vez tienes una idea chula (como individuo o colectivo) se puede hacer que trascienda. Tiende a haber bastante Wishful thinking
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No cal assumir un muntatge quan es pot explicar per una combinació d'incompetència, oportunisme, i vaja, "wishful thinking": creure que el que penses és veritat només perquè vols que ho sigui i encaixa amb les teves creences i desitjos.
Això no vol dir que no ho sigui, un muntatge, però aleshores hem d'assumir que tenen un pla i que l'executen. I res del que han fet sembla res més que donar-se cops al pit – que funciona sempre i quan es faci des d'una posició de poder.
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🇮🇹 Riusciamo a predire con precisione in che punto del cielo si troverà un pianeta tra 400 anni. Ma non riusciamo a predire se e quando un certo progetto verrà completato. Perché?
Leggi in anteprima italiana i primi capitoli della Micro-introduzione a Complexity-Thinking => https://leanpub.com/risolviproblemidifficiliabbracciandoilcomplexity-thinking/
Puoi anche scaricare un sample gratuito
#Complexity #ComplexityThinking #SystemsThinking #HumanComplexity #Agility #OrganisationalAgility #Agile #Lean #ModernLeadership #ModernOrganisations
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🇮🇹 Riusciamo a predire con precisione in che punto del cielo si troverà un pianeta tra 400 anni. Ma non riusciamo a predire se e quando un certo progetto verrà completato. Perché?
Leggi in anteprima italiana i primi capitoli della Micro-introduzione a Complexity-Thinking => https://leanpub.com/risolviproblemidifficiliabbracciandoilcomplexity-thinking/
Puoi anche scaricare un sample gratuito
#Complexity #ComplexityThinking #SystemsThinking #HumanComplexity #Agility #OrganisationalAgility #Agile #Lean #ModernLeadership #ModernOrganisations