Notices by ⚗️⚗️⚗️ pnathan ⚗️⚗️⚗️ (pnathan@mastodon.social), page 5

kubernetes is a good system.

but enormous areas in the ecosystem around it are presenting as far more mature than they really are.

Laid off the strength work for the last month. Knee twinge and misc life chaos. Today I was able to come back and knock out 100 KB swings @ 24kg without trouble. Do that 6z/wk for a few weeks and crank up to 32kg after that, woo.

Contemplating the requirements for doing a half marathon in September.

#strength #physicalculture #💪

@will ha. Yes. There is little virtue in piling up paper unless you are a library (and even libraries cull, to my sorrow).

@cod3monk3y @brainblasted strong agree.

@sophia That's wrong.

It should be GNU/Linux.

@ALWETP @streetvalkyrie @AudreyJune @wintgenstein

So good!

@gatewave when you walk into a perfectly tuned modern corn field and the only things living there are corn and you.

it ain't right. i feel it in my bones, in my feet. I've walked in nature, and that ain't right. should be ten thousand bugs, weeds, animals, birds. yields go way down but it's in harmony.

@Los_Ingobernables_De_Jorts one of the great things about masto is people randomly coming into your mentions.

@noelle There's this excruciating pathos of high tragedy that surrounds the 45 Experience Like we're watching the movie, and every actor is overacting, and all the choices are visibly wrong. It's the worst movie we've ever seen. An insult to the theatrical profession, the audience, and the concept of storyline and, and - we can't walk out of the theater.

@kropotkhristian oy vey what did they do now?

(I am also a dues paying DSA member)

https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/keep-your-tidy-spark-joy-hands-off-my-book-piles-marie-kondo/2019/01/10/28dd7a8c-14ee-11e9-b6ad-9cfd62dbb0a8_story.html

"Keep your tidy, spark-joy hands off my book piles, Marie Kondo"

this author gets at, obliquely, the conceptual problems of the Kondo method when applied to resources (in comparison to, e.g., socks).

@jankoekepan I do, heh. But gently. Epistomological arguments are not something I expect to sink in fast.

45 is supported by my old church circles.

But that support is drawn from certain ontological and epistomological frame, which is a closed loop supported by church and conservative media. Now they see a devout Christian arguing for a new way of thinking about deep fundamentals and not leaving the faith or orthodoxy.

I hope it provokes thought.