The Eternal Doorman

This was the last in the series ending 16 December, 2022, which was a Friday, ... Subscribe to David Lynch Theater . Angelo Badalamenti, Julee Cruise, David Lynch - The World Spins Subscribe to Julee Cruise .

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There was sage growing around cerro de la panocha in Tecate, but there didn't seem to be all that many plants so I only ever took a few sprigs for friends. A good handful sells for 50 pesos at the market.  Mercadito Solecito in Tecate February 12, 2022  and  Mercadito Comunitario Kumiai . Subscribe to Navajo Traditional Teachings .

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I was thinking about how someone from Australia, New Zealand, Canada or the UK could attempt to get asylum in a country like Switzerland or Costa Rica or Mexico(?!). It is a pretty fucking miserable thing to try to do on your own, but I reckon with some support it would be OK. Even the US process would be OK with a lawyer and visitors. The thing is how do the people supporting your application protect themselves from retributions? Well, any such retributions would be downright unlawful, wouldn't they? Or am I being naïve? I am very naïve. See  Rumors of Suicide of a Senior British Military Intelligence Officer  and  Whistleblower Protection Act . At 3:12 the subtitle should read "UK Intelligence Officers", not "UN Intelligence Officers". A UN Intelligence Service would be an interesting idea. Subscribe to Brut America . A big part of this was also me trying to make sense of PJ Harvey's advice for parents . I have tiny fragments of childhood memories like th

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See  https://www.droptheprosecutions.org.au/ Subscribe to The Juice Media . David McBride  (ex British Army) is to be sentenced within the next few weeks. The issue, according to the State, is that exposing your country's own armed forces as participating in war crimes is not necessarily in the public interest. It's interesting to think about this and similar cases from the asylum perspective. Subscribe to The Project .

24-hour set-up, Wow!  The VR space looks very lonely in this edit and the cuts from there to live footage are sometimes really dramatic. Subscribe to Jean Michel Jarre .

 

Well, I really loved this, but apparently the VR show from Notra Dame is the thing to see: Or maybe the stage show on December 26 at Versailles was actually just mimed? Quel horreur! Or maybe it's just that the web server thinks I'm in France (I'm not, but I am very nearby) and won't let me see the actual edit . See  Jean Michel Jarre - Mixed Reality Concert at 𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐒𝐀𝐈𝐋𝐋𝐄𝐒 𝟒𝟎𝟎 . Subscribe to Jean Michel Jarre .

... and, she didn't get my ass thrown in jail. I came to this Swiss mental asylum of my own volition. Subscribe to Julie Nolke .

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I really enjoyed this! Set in and around New York City between 1999 and 2012. A person's life reduced to a shambles of fragments and then made whole in a really surprising way. See  The Blazing World Book by Siri Hustvedt . Here's a Guardian review from when it was first published in 2014 See  https://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/mar/15/blazing-world-siri-hustvedt-review

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She didn't make this for me! Maybe she's trying to be someone's scary aunt though. Personally, I think she just has bulimia. Maybe she should get in touch with Isabel Suppé and find out about how to stop and have kids. Isabel is quite chill these days, mind you, I've not heard from her since I overshared some of my 'stuff', ... Subscribe to Eva zu Beck .

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This video montage of Deep Purple performing "Child in Time" in Montreaux (1970/1971) is Dedicated to Jon Lord . I don't really know where those police in the footage are from or where they were filmed. Was it Bern ? Well, at least the University in Zurich can do decent work and tell people about it. Subscribe to  Igor's Deep Purple Universe . See  Trying to Do Mathematics .

For all I know this guy who threw alkali in someone's face is living in the same house as I am. Subscribe to Katie Hopkins . I wonder whether she wants to come to Brazil with me, .... Start all over again: see  Trying to Do Mathematics  ans Seàn Ono Lennon's recent tweet about boyfriends and girlfriends and dystopia. Subscribe to Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds .

Terence Tao on analogies with the Riemann Hypothesis and climbing a face ten miles high: I got scared a minute ago. I climbed shit mountain in Bolivia, and I am trying to show people a picture of the view from the summit, but nobody will let me. See  Ten Lessons in Greek and Arabic Geometry . I can't get on with my life because of interference by artists at YouTube/Google. See  Erich Fromm on Mental Health . See https://eternaldoorman.blogspot.com/2024/02/ten-lessons-in-greek-and-arabic-geometry.html and https://eternaldoorman.blogspot.com/2024/02/nick-cave-men-in-great-suits-jubilee.html . In particular, this one: See  Hilbert's 24th Problem . I am seriously thinking of going again to the embassy of the Russiaqn Federation in London and asking for political asylum. I hate this fucking country and its corpoprate bullshit! You are now lending money to Nazi war criminals to prop up your bullshit Ponzi scheme.  Independent POV - 97% Owned: The Money System .

See  Euclid's Elements of Geometry  by Richard Fitzpatrick and this talk explaining how  محمد بن موسى الخوارزمي  solved quadratic equations in the work  الجبر . There are six binomial straight-lines in Euclid's Book X and there are six different ways to write a quadratic equation without using zero or negative numbers. Here's the talk: At 21:56 note that there are neither zero nor -1 in the group, and that the identity element 1 is generated by the group presentation . See the lazy natural numbers of Girard, Lafont and Taylor in  Numberphile - Sophie Maclean on the Catalan Numbers . See also  Charles Gunn and Steven De Keninck - Siggraph2019 Geometric Algebra . Subscribe to Bivector . It's apocalyptic . See  Lewis Carroll - Crocodile Story  and  Another Introduction to Geometric Algebra . Subscribe to Music Selection .

Subscribe to Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds . The Balcony Man Castlemaine or Dos Equis? The Flaming Lips - The Terror They say this good music for painting by. I think it might be what Amy Sandoval was listening while she wrote her book Holistic Music Development . Her book must be dreadful! Subscribe to Bella Union Inc .

Damn, this song traumatised me when I heard the audio version, but this video, ... What the fuck is it about? Me? Nick Cave had this to say about the video: "It was a real pleasure hanging around the set and watching Ray do his thing. He is a master. What a great actor. And of course, working with my friend and collaborator John Hillcoat is always a blast." Directed by John Hillcoat Featuring Ray Winstone Subscribe to Noisey . Nick Cave @ The Orpheum Theatre Los Angeles CA 10-27-2023 Complete Full Performance This is beautiful. Wow. I wish I could have been there with a friend! Subscribe to Flesh Cop .

I read about this man on Nick Cave's Red Hand Files:  The Red Hand Files #271 . He has a Wikipedia page about him, so he must be real: Nick Cave is a 64 year old American performance artist and the director of the graduate fashion program at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago . I wonder if he or his students get up to mischief in Mexico? There was something very funny about my friend Joseph in Tacate. And I swear I saw his twin brother on Friday in Richmond. And there was this guy in a studio across the river playing a synthesizer all on his own, ... I make this stuff up because I'M FUCKING MAAAAAD! I have performance artist collaborators too. Some of them seem to be extreme, to say the least:  Three Videos from The South Bank of The River Thames . There's more though, ... I prefer dancing with plants, even banana trees: see  Elizabeth Grant at The Grammy's . Subscribe to Geodiode .

I still don't know whether she got one. Maybe the Empress of China can tell me. I asked her out to dinner the other day (rava idli at the South Indian restaurant https://maps.app.goo.gl/MDPuLnZfj6zHcfoP9 ) but she said she preferred to sleep. I think she just likes looking at the pictures on the back of her eyelids. They are amazing!  Subscribe to Geodiode . She's played by Daniel Day-Lewis in this movie recommended by  Seán Ono Lennon the other day: Subscribe to  Focus Features . See  Erich Fromm on Mental Health . Biiiig butterfly post.  ASDA Reward App .

I think some of the voice is AI or actually Mark Knopfler recorded, ... But the arrangement also seems amazingly coherent. Got to see "The Making of, ...." I think. See  Mark Knopfler Selling His Guitars  and  Erich Fromm on Mental Health . Maybe also  ASDA Reward App . The Pointer Sisters, oh dear God above! 😄❤️💓💕 Subscribe to Laszlo Buring .

  Oh it's so cool to be part of a community! See  Independent POV - 97% Owned: The Money System  and  Erich Fromm on Mental Health . Preaching to the choir again, sorry!

Interesting what he says at 3:52 about being able one day to measure wellbeing physiologically by looking at someone's muscle-tone. Makes me think of Elizabeth Grant's thighs when she was on stage at Glastonbury. See  Lana Del Rey - Born to Die (Glastonbury 2023) . Subscribe to Philosphy Overdose . So American Head was invented: Subscribe to The Flaming Lips . Jonna Jinton - A Talk From My Heart Natasha's Adventures in Tblisi Hannah Lee Duggan - Diaries of A Slightly Anxious Girl And there are a whole lot more I haven't caught up with yet! Last night I was thinking I need to watch more Tarkovsky films, ... Subscribe to Antoine Petrov . David Attenborough - BBC Planet Earth (The Taiga Forest) Subscribe to piyush bathwal . The Taiga Biome (Boreal Forest) - Biomes #7 So maybe the self-regulating mechanisms are all still intact, we just have to be able to get through the change, ... Welcome snowball earth, ... The Tundra Biome and Ice Biome - Biomes#8 See  https://geod

I don't think he can see my live chats anymore. But it's interesting. He is building variant packages, some w/o GNU, some with, as well as a whole slew of different CPU architectures/hardware combinations. So what I asked him was how to the developers do this stuff? I am having trouble making a package that can build on 32/64 bit Linux and OpenBSD. I only have one 64 bit machine running OpenBSD. Subscribe to  Code Therapy w/ René Rebe .

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See  Magic Square , but there are no references to Ramanujan . See also  Elliptic integral  and Partition . Ramanujan was born in Erode, Tamil Nadu, on the Cauvery River. I didn't know that. I did a lot of research on the towns I knew the names of that we would be passing, but Erode wasn't one of them. I just got mostly colonial history. It was a bloody nightmare! Subscribe to  Ellie Sleightholm .

Well, at least he got to play them! See  Hilbert's 24th Problem . Ahead of The Game Subscribe to Mark Knopfler .

I learned about this from Emily Riehl's Category Theory in Context  which she seems to have written when she was in the USA. She mentions Hilbert's 24th Problem in a footnote. I've made a clone of my github metaprogramming repository here:  https://github.com/Ian-Grant/metaprogramming . I think it should run on the Moscow ML fork I have at  https://github.com/Ian-Grant/mosml/ . This has a minor code-compatible change to the SML 97 standard which, if Meta.utf8 is true , explicitly allows UTF8-encoded ASCII in string literals and which extends the character syntax with an escape sequence for convenience in specifying Unicode UCS characters up to 24 bits lomg using the escape \u+xxxxxx , where x is a hexadecimal digit in the range [0-9A-Fa-f] . In addition it will accept \uxxxxxx, which is really a bug. The change affects the lexical analysis phase and performs a check that only valid UTF8-encoded characters appear, and in the pretty-printing unit PP which correctly accoun

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This is an almost mechanical way to prove that certain types of recursively defined functions generate transcendental numbers. See  Toby: "Locked in a school bus until I learn what fractals are"  where I suggested that it would be interesting to consider the sets generated by Edmund Landau's 1934 Riemann Hypothesis equivalent in  Daniel Tubbenhauer and Holly Krieger on The Riemann Hypothesis . See  Farey sequence  and also Bill Gosper's Dragon Curves, which are related to this sequence:  Bill Gosper, Continued Fractions and The Dragon Curve .  I think what we are showing here is how much more fun, and how much easier it is to understand mathematics when you talk with one another, without holding on to all your really good ideas until you have time to mine them for your own personal glory, because there are so many ideas out there that nobody will ever have time to exploit more than just a few of them, unless we start building mathematics in a sane, logically sound man

I've only had these a few months 

Read this story in Nick Cave's Red Hand files . It's about a sixteen-year-old boy who commited suicide:  The Red Hand Files - Issue #270 / January 2024 . It doesn't have to be like this. But it is like this because the people who run the platforms are intoxicated by the amount of money they make from them. For more on the folding stuff, see:  Bill Gosper, Continued Fractions and The Dragon Curve . See  Altan - Time Has Passed Subscribe to  Altan on YouTube. Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - Hollywood You can listen to the whole album here: Subscribe to Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds . See  Lana Del Rey - Born to Die (Glastonbury 2023) .

This was in The Guardian: David Turner obituary , only eight days after I posted  David Turner Talking About Sixty Years of Functional Programming History : This talk was given in London in 2017: See  Turner, D. A. "Some History of Functional Programming Languages" also  John Hughes - Why Functional Programming Matters  and David MacQueen's talk at ICFP 2015 in  Numberphile - Sophie Maclean on the Catalan Numbers . At 10:30 This whole discussion abut combinator reduction is especially interesting. I didn't know Arthur Norman had tried building hardware for combinator machines. I'll look that up: maybe start here A.C. Norman  Faster combinator reduction using stock hardware  in LFP '88: Proceedings of the 1988 ACM conference on LISP and functional programming. At 26:25 on the ISWIM virtual machine implemented in the PAL compacting garbage collector?! This work Reynolds and others did was at MIT in Masecheusetts and Argonne National Laboratory Illinois. Did

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See  Daniel Tubbenhauer on p-adic Arithmetic  and  Norman Wildberger's Five Fingered Gauntlet For Pure Mathematicians . Subscribe to  G4G Celebration . See  GXWeb Continued Fraction Arithmetic  which is an online tool for computing with continued fraction expansions. Here's a description of the Dragon Curve in terms of the parity of folds you get when you repeatedly fold a piece of paper in half in the same direction, then open it out just a bit and look down on the edges of the paper sheet. Look at the 90 degree turns as your eye follows along the edge. As the number of folds increases, you generate a sequence like this: R, RRL, RRLRRLL, RRLLLRRLLLRL, ... Now the description in the video might make a bit more sense: Take a piece of paper and fold it in half. Fold a few more times in the same direction, then open out your page.  You will see a series of bends, in what at first might seem to be an irregular sequence, but forming what is known as the PaperFold Sequence.  If eac

This is really about avoiding the hassle of installing tools locally (and feeding Google AI.) But you don't actually need any tools apart from one C++ program  https://github.com/raspberrypi/picotool (which could actually have easily been written in C). See Life With David's Bare Metal Adventures series. He uses the GNU assembler and linker, but you can write other programs in any language to generate that code. I'm working on it, but I am bogged down in Moscow ML ATM. Perhaps I should just be working in C with lex and yacc to start with, ... I wonder whether  Volker Barthelmann's compilers  can handle that? Probably they can. Then you could run it on an 8-bit emulator or directly translate the assembler into the target machine code, like GNU lightning does, effectively writing n ( n -1) translators. But I still like Standard ML, and I have this history with Moscow ML, so that's why I'm starting there again. Moscow ML was mostly written by Peter Sestoft so