• for: climate communication, mass mobilization, collective action, climate messaging, beauty, evolution
• claim
  • the natural world is sexy, beautiful, and it would be a waste to have it all destroyed
  • the entire biosphere is made out of female desire for no reason to it
    • not with an objective of reproducing
      • but just with an objective of wow that's really sexy I like it
    • and that's a very very good reason isn't it to to save the planet
  • these beautiful qualities that have no Rhyme or Reason to them but are actually to do with creativity and Imagination
    • are not some kind of special thing that human beings impose from some kind of abstract Heaven onto Earth
    • they are actually heaven on Earth
    • they're part of Heaven and they are coming out of our embodied biological being right and this is an amazing thing
      • pity and
      • compassion and
      • generosity
    • and all these things are are traits in primates
      • sharing things and
      • being kind right
    • and so I reckon you know the kind of religious feeling that we need to inculcate
    • it is actually about this feeling inside
      • this kind of surging feeling of
        • inspiration and
        • love and
        • passion
      • and everything is exactly coming to us from our Evolution and
      • it's coming for no reason at all
      • it's just coming from random genetic mutation and the fact that having these feelings doesn't kill you
    • so this is a very good reason I think to save Earth
    • the essence of us is
      • our future and
      • our physical biological being
    • and it's always just a little bit off to the side like tomorrow is just a little bit off to the side of today
      • but I'm going to get there at some point right and
      • I think that's the attitude

What about Matrix?

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Looks a lot like the old Pidgin app for bridging messaging services. $10/month paid service or self-hostable.

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How to create a messaging app from scratch - what tools and technologies are used in messaging and chat application development process.

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Clean, clear, appropriately neutral hipster

Historic images of railroads; Black + White; strong consistent tie to local community and local ag; strong tie to history

Historical style illustration; Blackletter font

Use of Slack in a FACE-TO-FACE class and how much it increased interaction; brings up a point that concerns me and that's what happens when the instructor/TA appear to be available 24/7 given the nature of Slack; good exploration of motivating students to use it (4/5)

Just a political science professor's thoughts on using Slack in his class; points out how it can be useful (1/5)

AMQP 引入了消息中间件

从RPC角度来看，Client端要远程调用Server端的函数

从AMQP角度来看，Client要发起请求，产生请求消息，所以是Producer，Server端需要获取消息消费，才能进行相应的处理，所以是Consumer