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Ahror
13 Nov, 16:44
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12 Nov, 14:39
>A labyrinth lends its name to pillars; >the alphabet decides which pillar comes first. >A planet’s path supplies a repeating rhythm, >turning letters while other marks wait. >Great and small retain their stature. >Sixty-four opens the final door. YAzfzdAhror
12 Nov, 03:41
“Last day fossil” by Kleinian@acceptthyselfAhror
10 Nov, 14:15edited
Thinking of opening an exclusive community for intellectual conversations/debates/bartering involving life, philosophy, technology and everything that will be held once in a week for 1 hour (through the means of speech (no texts)). Max number of members willAhror
7 Nov, 16:15edited
Thinking of opening an exclusive community for intellectual conversations/debates/bartering involving life, philosophy, technology and everything that will be held once in a week for 1 hour (through the means of speech (no texts)). Max number of members will be 12. This is just a raw idea for now, if it ripens up I will drop a form in here to complete to join (there might be some questions that will check and filter out the best candidates).@acceptthyselfAhror
5 Nov, 14:40edited
Reinstalled Linux (Fedora Distro as dual boot with Windows 11), and I've gotta say this thing is beautiful. @acceptthyselfAhror
3 Nov, 15:10edited
I can't seem to tolerate any kind of perfume anyone is wearing. The other day I was in this minibus and then came a person who sat next to me, the only vacant place, literally swimming in perfume,. I did feel really unwell, headache and felt like throwing up. I wish there was a social etiquette way of whistleblowing in public and at least swapping places respectfully. I mean, not just someone swimming in it, even the slightest scent puts me off.. I think it messes with my olfactory system. We as humans evolved to use scent to detect real biological signals and danger, even for genetic compatibility in a partner (you heard that right) and data shows 1 in 4 brains literally registers fragrance as toxin. My brother is the complete opposite of me here tho, somehow)@acceptthyselfAhror
2 Nov, 07:14
NASA just mapped the whole ocean surface of our earth from space by using GRAVITY. 🛰This is actually very significant!@acceptthyselfAhror
22 Sept, 17:13
>be me >sign up on chess.com and lichess >play 1 rated game on each >fluke a win on pure vibes and illegible moves >provisional rating jumps straight to 1680+ >close tabs immediately >never touch chess again >retired undefeated >Grandmaster with 100% winrate@acceptthyselfAhror
21 Sept, 11:12edited
God bless science and innovation and specifically the person who figured out how to make anesthesia. I'm still under the influence of it (wisdom tooth) and literally can't speak right now. Just imagine the pain of extracting the tooth without it, remindsAhror
21 Sept, 11:03
God bless science and innovation and specifically the person who figured out how to make anesthesia. I'm still under the influence of it (wisdom tooth) and literally can't speak right now.Just imagine the pain of extracting the tooth without it, reminds me of that scene from Cast Away(2000) film.@acceptthyselfAhror
20 Sept, 11:55edited
On "Necessity is the mother of invention"In a resource-constrained environment, a man has no choice but to extract maximal utility from the few options in his arsenal. You see him pushing above average with strict discipline because he is acutely aware of his limitations compared to those living in abundance, he has no choice but to perform. There's also a term for this in creative/engineering psychology: "Generative Constraint" - the law that creativity, elegance, and mastery do not precede limits; they are produced by them. Sadriddin Ayni’s reported saying (when his son and daughter studied in Moscow) is that he sent little money to his son and more to his daughter, explaining that “wealth corrupts a son, but poverty harms a daughter.”Why does this dynamic invert between genders then? It comes down to how Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs behaves under pressure:For a daughter,Ahror
17 Sept, 13:37
Peak. @acceptthyselfAhror
16 Sept, 17:14edited
On Action and IntelligenceThe universe is constructed in a way to humiliate you for not taking any action. The world simply doesn't care if you are smart, ambitious, or kind. You might have the perfect laid out plan for your life yet unless you take action on it, it is all useless.Intelligence part... sometimes it is too much, pattern recognition at the highest level... I believe it is a curse. You read the room and context very well, yet if you refuse to partake in small-talk you are rendered as an outcast in a matter of seconds. Yes, just by being yourself and then you think, what's the point? Politeness? You watch them perform that exhausting "politeness" and think why even bother?The paradox here is: your own stubbornness stops you moving through such world and take action in it. If only there was a way to turn off that stubborn voice. It is smart as we know it and it wantsAhror
16 Sept, 15:12
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11 Sept, 14:22
"YouTube bros are like "wake up at 4am and run, that’s alpha!" No it’s not. Look at the apex predators they’re all lazy. Bears hibernate, lions sleep all day, you know who wakes up at 4am and runs? Squirrels" - unknown@acceptthyselfAhror
9 Sept, 16:08edited
Just registered for IELTS (late September) and this post will serve as public accountability for myself, otherwise I've been very lazy lately and this might spiral further. Target is just at least 7.0 . Not aiming for higher than that at all, as the sole purpose of booking is to register for PhD.. aahh this bureaucracy!If it didn't have that 2 year expiry date I would use the certificate I attained 4 years ago (7.5) for a lifetime)). Saying IELTS is overrated in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan would be an understatement. Cheers!Btw, I am taking Speaking and Writing mocks via @BandBoostBot 😉@acceptthyselfAhror
9 Sept, 09:12edited
📚 Faust, First Part by Goethe - 20/24 Book (2026) This is what I call another absolute "cinema" in literature. It counts that way only when you read and so immersed in the process that you forget the outside world exists. Must-read. I haven't even started the 2nd book (2nd part) yet here I am seeing the genius of Goethe. This was ahead of its time, the lessons, morale still hold truth from the several books I've read that were published centuries later."O happy he, who still renews The hope, from Error's deeps to rise forever! That which one does not know, one needs to use; And what one knows, one uses never."Read those lines again. Life forces you to act on incomplete knowledge, what matters here the most is checking the output and refining your next action super fast. Everything is built around it, you act then fail, you learn from that failureAhror
5 Sept, 14:34edited
I got offered $20,000 to sell the whole Cinemagic HD stack, but I didn't. Clearly, they were either industry giants trying to shut down the whole project after acquiring it or turning it into promotion of their own product. Two other options were: gain the how-to knowledge that took us 3 years to meticulously build, proven MVP, huge userbase or just someone trying to scam (wasn't likely from the way negotiations went). I simply couldn't trust them and it wasn't even for sale to begin with. You pour your heart into something for years and seeing it gone, I simply couldn't conceive it. At the same time I know this has been my Achilles' heel, yet someone had to do make the call anyway. If it weren't for close to ceiling pricing of CDN giants, no one would've even considered starting such project.@acceptthyselfAhror
5 Sept, 14:00
1858Sept. 19: Decided that one must love and work, and that's it. Sept. 20: Tired. Didn't love and didn't work.Leo Tolstoy@acceptthyself
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