it's interesting how, when hanging out with a similarly inclined person, ideas abound. execution may or may not follow, but seemingly valuable ideas are generated at a far higher than "average" rate. more like a spike, from what i've seen.
and it rarely happens in online (textual/one way video) contexts.
can humanity be bettered by getting similarly inclined persons to hang out, and open source their conversations? like live transcribe it, separate it into context blocks, and then let the participants filter the irrelevant bits (or personal stuff, etc), and upload it?
i'm throwing this idea out to the world. let's hope something comes of this :)
tipping the scales
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a few weekends ago, we decided to make the best use of what's left of summer and hike to cavehill, which we had heard is a good hike, a... -
i turned 35 earlier this week. the celebration was a quiet, relaxed time with shruti at home - and for the first time in my life, i also wen...
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