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santacruzartificialgrass · 1 year ago
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Struggling to keep your small Santa Cruz front lawn looking lush? Artificial turf provides low maintenance and uniform greenery year-round.
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artificialgrassopedia · 1 year ago
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Create a stunning patio with the help of artificial grass services in Santa Cruz! Discover the surprising truth about its weather-resistant impact.
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homelawncare · 3 years ago
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Artificial grass services in Santa Cruz can make your garden more beautiful, healthier, and hassle-free. Here’s how.
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outdoorbackyardideas · 4 years ago
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Want to revamp your commercial gym space? Try using the best artificial turf in Santa Cruz, CA, as gym turf, and see how it changes your workout experience!
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backyardmakeoverideas · 4 years ago
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Show your love for your fur-babies by creating a safe haven for your pet with artificial grass in Santa Cruz.
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heltgo-blog · 5 years ago
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Indoor artificial turf in Santa Cruz, CA is becoming a popular choice material for creating fresh, bright, and picturesque interior spaces.
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usync-blog · 5 years ago
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Opening the Gate
The other day it struck me that my mind is like a gated community in a land that no longer remembers how it feels to live without bars. Tucked in safely behind the ornate steel and sliding mechanisms, my mind knows that it is safe from the ravages of the outside world. It gated itself in to keep out the riffraff, but in practice it is not so much about keeping undesirable elements out as it is about keeping a certain desirable element in. For a while, it was a cozy arrangement and I felt that from my fortified position within the gates, like the neighbors who make up this tiny self-enclosed community, I would be free to extend outward in easy and predictable ways in order to engage the larger world out there. I was content behind the gate of this community for quite a long time. Work and other necessities of life required various physical moves to other places, both exotic and homely, but whether I was living on a tropical island or in a blazing desert, I kept the gated community within my skull close like a hidden oasis that was always with me. I never once had the gate jam on my way out. I never once failed to gain access on my way in after punching in the key code. The gate on my community functioned flawlessly every time. Others occasionally attempted to bluster their way into my tidy little community but somehow, the gate always held them back - or most of them anyway. Rather than leaving me with a sense of isolation, however, I relished in the insular coziness and self-contained perspectives of mind, secure in the knowledge that nothing and no one could force its way past the gate without my permission. Then it happened. One day my gate stuck open and stayed that way long enough for me to realize that the world was far more magical than I had given it credit for in the past. I was enchanted by the visitors from the outside who now poked around my flowerbeds and shared jokes with the neighbors in an endless procession of colorful eccentricities that only later I came to understand as normal for the outside. I wondered if the sprinklers would somehow turn on and wash them all away. I couldn't decide to invite them in for tea or chase them away with a stick. In the end I did neither. It seemed like days had passed and the outsiders were still hanging around. Had no one repaired that gate yet? Despite myself, I began to think of them as familiar friends in an odd sort of way. They sometimes even seemed to be related to me somehow. The easy smile of that one as he relaxed in a patch of sun on my front lawn, the mysterious look of mischief in the eye of another as she related a recent exploit, the arm-waving excitement of another when illustrating a point in a story - I came to think of these strangers as welcome diversions to my otherwise routine and uneventful life. One day I was watching their antics and was suddenly struck with an overwhelming sense of sadness. What if they left? What if the gate slammed shut and that somehow cut them off from the source of their existence from the outside world? I fell into a troubled sleep that night and woke up determined to make sure that these visitors - once strangers and now friends - would remain free to come and go as they pleased. To hell with the neighbors! Not that any of them had seriously objected anyway. Early that morning I found a length of rope in the garage, got in my car, and after reaching the gate, attached it firmly to my car and pulled it down with a loud crash. There was no turning back. I was liberated now! I felt invincible and feisty at the same time; nothing could keep me behind bars any longer, not even by my own hand. Stifling the impulse to drag the gate through the community behind my car, I detached the rope and shoved it off to the side, mute testimony to a momentary act of madness - or was it sanity? - of a dangerously free spirit. As I came back home, the visitors seemed to sense my new-found re-engagement with life and they greeted me warmly. I knew now that they were every much a part of my internal community as I was. In fact, there seemed to be no real difference between myself and them. We were all part of this amazing internal structure I had been carrying around in my heart and head, this gated community safely locked away from the outside and grown predictable and complacent over the years. I was amazed at how this artificial construct colored my life in so many ways, as if I had tried to freeze the vastly ever-changing world itself into a convenient and impermeable idea to hold onto forever. No more gates. Time for the joy of discovery and for taking delight in the mind's unexpected twists and turns on a path that led who knows where. Surrounded by my new friends, I sat down on the grass and felt the warm sunshine of a bright and healing day on my skin. Life is good. I am good. They are good. It is all good. The day held the golden promise of my mind's liberation and I was content at last. The gate was open.
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foodtechhacker-blog · 7 years ago
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Concluding a Carniverous Conondrum
The question of the ethics of eating meat has dogged me at some level since I was young. I’ve raised, killed, butchered and eaten all sorts of animals, and living that experience did not feel wrong, yet I never felt like the picture was complete. Now I do. Here’s my story.
The Case for (My) Human Carnivorousness
I have raised all sorts of animals for their products, including meat. I’ve fished, I’ve hunted, I even killed a deer with 4 broken legs with a tire iron out of mercy. I’ve done the entire process of aging and butchering myself, even with animals that weigh more than I do. The process always felt intuitively right, like I was doing what I was meant to do as a being. (Not to say that doing the right thing is necessarily easy… it’s definitely a messy, intense experience.)
In the spring of 2017, I moved to Santa Cruz for several months. Some combination of that place and where I was in life at the time caused my biofeedback to go through the roof. It was the biochemical equivalent of being able to hear a pin drop. I became aware that I was sensitive to all grains. Complete grain removal had the profound effect of reducing my shoe size from 13 to 12 (US shoe size) in just a matter of weeks.
At the same time, I increased my consumption of animal products, focusing on grass-fed, antibiotic-free choices. I better than I had ever in my whole life. Muscle mass increased without any changes to my daily regimen. New cognitive capabilities began to emerge. It was so clear that my biology does the best when provided an animal rich diet. Comprehending Superintelligence
After Santa Cruz proved not to be a viable place to live over the long term, I moved back to Silicon Valley and my mind shifted more from the biological to the technological. I’ve been closely following the semiconductor industry for a long time because I see nearly every “hard” problem in our world as something that is bound by computing power. As a simple example, we can already “print” viruses and peptides; with enough computing power we could print just the right peptide or virus to cure any cancer or infectious disease with essentially zero side effects.
Something profound came across my radar recently. The cost of originating chip designs has been rising exponentially as process complexity rises with shrinking feature sizes. The whole industry has been seeing fewer and fewer players in the new chip design market and projecting that the latest 7/10 nm processes would have only a handful of customers. Instead, it looks to be into the dozens of customers. Why? Artificial intelligence. Moreover, 7 nm is hitting just a year after 10 nm, 5 nm is already being built and 3 nm is already in the pipeline. This acceleration is bucking all the blunted progress trends the industry had been projecting for years.
Then it hit me. This is the beginning of the technological singularity! AI is literally driving up the rate of technological advancement for the first time in human history. It’s not hard to see how this is going to progress towards creating a superintelligences within my lifetime. My mind quickly turned to the question of how a superintelligence would relate to humans as we know them today. (If the concept of superintelligence is foreign to you, start here.)
The next wave of revelation. Superintelligences will probably relate to us the way we relate to animals. More on why this matters in a moment.
Responsible Humanism In the Face of Transhumanism and Superintelligence
As a secular humanist, I believe it is very much reasonable to promote and responsibly pursue the consumption of a diet that is aligned with one’s biology and evolutionary history which provides one with more optimal health. For many, that means an animal-rich diet.
But there is a key phrase here - “responsibly pursue”
Over time, it’s going to become possible to eat what is equivalent to an animal-rich diet, without causing harm to animals. It’s going to take several generations of cultured meat and a nutritionally fortified food supply, but I can see us getting there very easily within my the coming decades. The meaning of “responsibly pursue” will change quickly as this happens.
Thus while I am an enthusiastic carnivore myself today, and I believe it to be ethically acceptable today, I recognize it won’t always be appropriate as it becomes possible to “responsibly pursue” the kind of diet that allows me to thrive without causing harm to animals. Moreover, as a food innovator, I have a special duty here. I see it as my role to help move the needle and help make it possible for us to eat an optimal diet without imposing cruelty or death on animals.
We need to have acceptance and compassion for humanity as it exists today, while enthusiastically pursuing progress and realizing that our sense of compassion will need to transcend towards lower beings as much as reasonably possible. The arbitrary line between us and animals will begin to look blurry and probably vanish as we build greater intelligences and/or extend our own intelligences and pursue our transhuman future. As I said, humanity as we know it today is going to look to superintelligence the way animals look to humanity today.
Moreover, if superintelligences are going to emerge from our own society, culture and values - remember that AI is all about learning, and perhaps it would even be explicitly modeled from the human brain or be created as a result of extending our own brains - we must change the way we relate to animals, lest we end up creating a superintelligence that views humanity as something that can be raised and harvested like factory farmed chickens.
Adam Lindemamnn @adlin had a fantastic post on Twitter recently. “I believe that as far as possible intelligence and power in all its forms must be used in the service of love of life.”
If we ourselves as a society cannot achieve resonance with what Adam said, how can we expect to create greater intelligences that will respect our own existence as we know it today?
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santacruzartificialgrass · 1 year ago
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Optimize your training on your artificial putting greens in Santa Cruz with these practice tips.
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santacruzartificialgrass · 1 year ago
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For fantastic curb appeal, install artificial turf in Santa Cruz, CA. Here are the six ways it can improve your home’s look.
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santacruzartificialgrass · 2 years ago
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santacruzartificialgrass · 4 years ago
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Enjoying live trees and plants is possible on a synthetic lawn and with a few tips from artificial grass services in Santa Cruz, it won’t take much to keep them healthy and beautiful.
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santacruzartificialgrass · 2 years ago
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