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* auto-generate categories, references
* clean-up * basic 404 page * alternative titles * don't show comments in html
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preprocess do
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# find reference item
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reference = @items.find{|item| item.identifier == '/references/'}
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ref_content =
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unless reference.nil?
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# add references to every markdown item
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@items.each do |item|
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if item == reference
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next
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elsif item[:extension] == "mkd"
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printed_items.each do |item|
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if item[:extension] == "mkd"
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item.add_references reference.raw_content
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end
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end
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end
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compile '/style/' do
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# don’t filter or layout
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# don't filter or layout
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end
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compile '/references' do
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# link references are only added to other files
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end
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compile '*' do
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if item.binary?
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# don’t filter binary items
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# don't filter binary items
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else
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case @item[:extension]
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when "mkd"
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filter :kramdown
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layout 'default'
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when "erb"
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when "mkd" # normal pages
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filter :erb
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filter :kramdown
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layout 'default'
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end
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filter :tidy
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title: 404
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---
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...when candles turn to ashes, tears shall stop...
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Sorry. :<
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---
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title: contact muflax
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alt_titles: [Contact]
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---
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Contact
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content/experiments/index.mkd
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content/experiments/index.mkd
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---
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title: Experiments
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is_category: true
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---
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<%= category :experiments %>
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% Speed Reading
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title: Speed Reading
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status: :rough
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---
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Wait, what? Speed reading? Isn't that pseudoscience? Partially, sure. However,
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not all of it, and that really surprised me. Yes, speed reading *is* real. This
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Binocular Rivalry
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-----------------
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While working through [Consciousness Explained] by Daniel Dennett, I encountered
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While working through [Consciousness Explained][] by Daniel Dennett, I encountered
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several experiments that I doubted. So I tried to replicate them. Specifically,
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binocular rivalry seemed weird to me. Binocular rivalry occurs when each of
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your eyes sees a different thing, typically achieved by just setting up a
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not be conscious of both reliably. I didn't believe that and tested it by trying
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to read two texts simultaneously. In fact, I actually managed to do that! The
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main visual problem is focus. It is quite hard to have each eye focus a
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different thing, but using e.g. [DXM], you can actually pull that off. But even
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different thing, but using e.g. [DXM][], you can actually pull that off. But even
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without it, you can try to focus a middle point and just make the letters big
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enough so that you can read them even out-of-focus. The real problem comes from
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assembling two sources of input into separate sentences; at first, they always
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@ -246,8 +249,8 @@ the whole meat of speed reading. It's the main trick to discover.
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Once you read at a very high speed, it really makes a huge difference how large
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your chunks are. Here's a little demonstration:
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Both animations run at the same reading speed of 1000wpm, but the first one
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shows every word on its own, while the second one uses groups of 4. If you watch
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Presentation**, or RSVP for short. That's quite a big word, when really, it just
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means "flashing words really fast", exactly like the two animations before.
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The best RSVP I found is [Eyercize](http://www.eyercize.com), even though it has
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The best RSVP I found is [Eyercize][], even though it has
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the stupidest name *evar*. Nonetheless, it's the only speed reading tool I know
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with support for fixation points and complete customization. I usually set it to
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2-3 fixation points per line, about 5 lines of context and increasingly higher
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speeds. I occasionally ignore the marked line and read the upcoming context
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instead, though. [Spreeder](http://www.spreeder.com) is also nice and maybe
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instead, though. [Spreeder][] is also nice and maybe
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easier to use at first.
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I would also recommend [Look, Ma; No Hands!], a book that teaches semantic
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chunking very well. It's quite short and precise. You get results very fast.
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measuring reading speeds in "words per minute" stops being useful. "Bits of
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information per minute" would be better, but how do you calculate that?
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[Look, Ma; No Hands!]: http://www.semanticrestructuring.com/lookma.php
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[Consciousness Explained]: /reflections/con_exp.html
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[DXM]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DXM
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[^pororo]:
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I wrote my own timer for such purposes. You can check it out at
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http://github.com/muflax/pororo. Basically, you set a timer for each level
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I wrote my own timer for such purposes. You can check it out on
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[Github][Pororo]. Basically, you set a timer for each level
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of the task, like a 23s timer for the page and a 200page timer for the book.
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Alternatively, I used the metronome function of my mp3 player, especially
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when reading on the train or when waiting for something.
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@ -8,50 +8,15 @@ Lies and Wonderland
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Yet another hypergraphic information whore's site.
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muflax is empty. My [LibraryThing] profile says more about me than I ever could.
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muflax is empty. My [LibraryThing][] profile says more about me than I ever could.
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You may, of course, just read this site to find out more. You can
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get in [Contact] with me about anything, be it comments, criticisms or
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get in [Contact][] with me about anything, be it comments, criticisms or
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corrections.
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Articles are sorted by date, with newer ones at the top. You can see the
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[Changelog] for any recent changes or subscribe to the [RSS] feed. You can also
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read the [Twitter] feed or my [Blog] for smaller, more cutting edge thoughts.
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[Experiments]
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=============
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This is basically my public spoiler file for life. Why should I keep all the
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cool stuff I found out to myself? Information ought to be free, after all.
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- [Kickstarting Motivation], a technique I use to start my days
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- improving [Concentration] and motivation
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- how to develop [Speed Reading] and read a book in an hour
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- [Sleep] hacks
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- some hacks for [Good Sleep]
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- my experience and criticism of [Polyphasic Sleep]
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[Reflections]
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=============
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The unobserved life is not worth living.
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- [On Purpose]
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- [On The Crucifixion]
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- [Gospel of Muflax]
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- [There Is Only Quale], a piece on dreams, memory and space ships
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- a [Philosophical Survey]
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- thoughts on Daniel Dennett's book [Consciousness Explained]
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- [Letting Go of Music]
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- my review of [Find the Bug]
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- a bit about [Nicknames]
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- a meditation on [Xmonad]
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[Software]
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==========
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Some of the stuff I wrote.
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- my [vim] config and complete feature list
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- [ashuku], a personal statistics tool
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- [saneo], my keyboard layout
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[Changelog] for any recent changes or subscribe to the [RSS Feed][RSS]. You can
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also read the [Twitter][] feed or my [Blog][] for smaller, more cutting edge
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thoughts.
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<%= category :experiments %>
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<%= category :reflections %>
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<!-- personal links -->
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[Blog]: http://blog.muflax.com
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[GPG Key]: /muflax.asc
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[Google+]: https://plus.google.com/105665518912548939532
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[LibraryThing]: http://www.librarything.com/profile/muflax
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[Pororo]: http://github.com/muflax/pororo
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[Source]: http://github.com/muflax/muflax.com
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[Twitter]: http://twitter.com/muflax
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<!-- external links -->
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[Creative Commons]: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/de
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[Eyercize]: http://www.eyercize.com
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[Look, Ma; No Hands!]: http://www.semanticrestructuring.com/lookma.php
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[Spreeder]: http://www.spreeder.com
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[Changelog]: /changelog/
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<!-- Wikipedia articles -->
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[DXM]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DXM
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<!-- internal links -->
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[RSS]: /rss.xml
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[Contact]: /contact/
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<!-- automatic content -->
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<%= page_references %>
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[Experiments]: /experiments
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[Kickstarting Motivation]: /experiments/kickstart.html
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[Concentration]: /experiments/concentration.html
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[Speed Reading]: /experiments/speedreading.html
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[Sleep]: /experiments/sleep
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[Good Sleep]: /experiments/sleep/good_sleep.html
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[Polyphasic Sleep]: /experiments/sleep/polyphasic_sleep.html
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[Reflections]: /reflections
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[On The Crucifixion]: /reflections/crucifixion.html
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[On Purpose]: /reflections/purpose.html
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[Philosophical Survey]: /reflections/survey.html
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[Letting Go of Music]: /reflections/letting_go_of_music.html
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[Consciousness Explained]: /reflections/con_exp.html
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[Why I love my SRS]: /reflections/srs.html
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[Xmonad]: /reflections/xmonad.html
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[Nicknames]: /reflections/nickname.html
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[Find the Bug]: /reflections/find_the_bug.html
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[There Is Only Quale]: /reflections/quale.html
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[Gospel of Muflax]: /reflections/gospel.html
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[Software]: /software
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[ashuku]: /software/ashuku.html
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[saneo]: /software/saneo.html
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[vim]: /software/vim.html
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<!-- abbreviations -->
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*[PCT]: Perceptual Control Theory
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*[LW]: LessWrong
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*[SIA]: Self-Indication Assumption
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*[SSA]: Self-Sampling Assumption
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---
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title: Gospel of Muflax
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status: :done
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---
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Foreword
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========
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Every mystic needs their own gospel. You can't just go around, claiming "Those
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dudes pretty much said it all." and expect to be taken seriously. You have to
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not just invent your own terms, mythology and techniques, you also need your own
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Holy Texts about Everything One Needs To Know. At the very least, write some
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~~fanfic~~ new revelations to some other text. But then it better have some
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angels and dragons and shit!
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So, here is mine. Even with added confusing commentary! Further revelations will
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be added as The One That Knows Shit (TOKSHI, 特使) teaches me more.
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Gospel of Muflax
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Thus have I heard.
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1. TOKSHI said, nothing lasts.[^anicca] If you watch closely, things keep on
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wobbling away, even really sticky ones.
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1. TOKSHI said, don't identify with things. Those that think they are things,
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become things. Those that don't think they are things, aren't bogged down by
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all the silly associations.[^anatta]
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1. TOKSHI said, now is good, tomorrow never good enough.
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1. TOKSHI said, don't force it. Things have a way of getting done if you don't
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try to get them done while getting them done.[^gtd]
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1. TOKSHI said, do whatever you want to do because that's what you're gonna do
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anyway. But try being nice sometimes?
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1. TOKSHI said, those that know the Law, will follow it. Those that say they
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know the Law, will break It. But they will get laid.[^unity]
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1. TOKSHI said, it's worse than you think. The Thing That Makes Things Happen
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According To Plan lost The Plan, but It is pretty good at faking
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it.
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1. TOKSHI said, the universe doesn't care about you. Like, at all.[^emptiness]
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1. TOKSHI said, if you try hard, you can do some wicked shit with your mind.
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Play around some time.
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1. TOKSHI said, everything is better with practice. Try it some more, you will
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get good at it, promise. This includes dying.
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1. TOKSHI said, don't wish for things because then you will get exactly what
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you wished for and it will totally suck and you will look stupid.[^wish]
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1. TOKSHI said, you have a brain the size of a coconut. You think that's just
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the right size to understand everything? Are you sure about that?
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1. TOKSHI said, there are only two correct answers to the question "What is
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this?"[^whatisthis] - the first, "It's not what you think it is."; the
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second, "Let me show you!".
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1. TOKSHI said, every strength is a weakness. Be empty, be invincible.
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1. TOKSHI said, fail in interesting ways.
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1. TOKSHI said, don't be happy.
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[^anatta]:
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Try "finding yourself" some time. But don't do a half-assed job and stop
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with the first thing that comes up. Be thorough. Allow yourself to be
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genuinely surprised. If it makes sense right away, then it is most
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definitely wrong.
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A koan. One day, a monk went to TOKSHI and said, "Holy One, my mind has no
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peace as yet. Please, put it to rest.". TOKSHI quoted,
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> Huike said, "Your disciple's mind has no peace as yet. Master, please, put
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> it to rest.". Bodhidharma said, "Bring me your mind, and I will put it to
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> rest.". Huike said, "I have searched for my mind, but I cannot find it.".
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> Bodhidharma said, "I have completely put it to rest for you.".
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The monk searched and returned. "Holy One, I have searched for my mind and
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found it. Please, put it to rest now.". Upon hearing this, TOKSHI died.
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[^anicca]:
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When you watch yourself watching yourself, you will occassionally catch
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yourself not watching yourself. Really. Try it. (Unfortunatly, it takes a
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lot of practice to get there. The problem is developing a strong enough
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concentration and to get rid of many mental filters until you can direct
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your attention at your own attention. The rest falls into place in no time.)
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You see, even the elementary metaphysics of the universe are too lazy to put
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in full effort all the time. But hey, being All There Is can be exhausting
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sometimes. You'd cut corners, too.
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[^gtd]:
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Imagine the world being run by the most spiteful of all Demons. Whatever you
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plan, it will prevent. Whatever you want, it will take away. Whatever you
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want to avoid, it will force on you. But if you stop making any plans, it
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can't do anything anymore. The opposite of zero is still zero.
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This is when the Tao can take over. The Tao is a lot nicer than the Demon.
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So, stop making plans. And imagining demons. What are you, 5?
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[^unity]:
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Bullshitting others and yourself is a crucial skill in evolution. Even
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bacteria fake hard work while slacking off. Saying what is right, but
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doing what is convenient is the Ultimate Shortcut.
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[^emptiness]:
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This place is Limbo. It is utterly devoid of Meaning, of Truth, of Value, of
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God, of Purpose or of Choice. You are not even a prisoner or a slave because
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there is no Master, no Punishment, no Torment and no Guilt.
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Nothing you, or any one else, does, matters. Understanding is irrelevant and
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temporary. Ignorance always takes over, no Structure lasts, everything is
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ground down eventually. There is no escape, but also no meaning to be had in
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suffering or revolution because there is no one watching, nothing to escape
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into and no transformation to be achieved. All we will ever do will be
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undone.
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It is the worst of all Hells because it uses consciousness against itself.
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If there were active punishment, active torment, any plan at all, we could
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rebel. We could take a stand. If there were any purpose, Freedom would be
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possible.
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It is the best of all Heavens because it never lasts, never allows us to
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grasp it, never fulfills. It gives us constant struggle, doomed to failure,
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and in it, we strive.
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It is just on the brink of emptiness, just full enough that our minds can
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make out Forms and Shadows, but not enough for them to hold onto. All
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suffering is self-inflicted by delusion, but knowledge is impossible, and
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delusion becomes inevitable.
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> Long have you (repeatedly) experienced the death of a mother. The tears
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> you have shed over the death of a mother while transmigrating and
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> wandering this long, long time - crying and weeping from being joined with
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> what is displeasing, being separated from what is pleasing - are greater
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> than the water in the four great oceans.
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>
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> Long have you (repeatedly) experienced the death of a father, the death of
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> a brother, the death of a sister, the death of a son, the death of a
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> daughter, loss with regard to relatives, loss with regard to wealth, loss
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> with regard to disease. The tears you have shed over loss with regard to
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> disease while transmigrating & wandering this long, long time - crying and
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> weeping from being joined with what is displeasing, being separated from
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> what is pleasing - are greater than the water in the four great oceans.
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> Why is that? From an inconstruable beginning. A beginning point is not
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> evident, though beings hindered by ignorance and fettered by craving are
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> transmigrating & wandering on. Long have you thus experienced stress,
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> experienced pain, experienced loss, swelling the cemeteries - enough to
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> become disenchanted with all fabricated things, enough to become
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> dispassionate, enough to be released.
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>
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> -- Buddha, Assu Sutta
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This world is exactly as I would have designed it. Have fun.
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[^wish]:
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A long time ago, a young monk had a clear vision of The Perfect Life,
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including a place to live and a girl to be with. Then he moved to that
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place and met the girl and he was really unhappy. Turned out, he didn't
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actually like being there and the girl was kinda boring and just as full of
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fear and uncertainty as the monk, so what good is she, really?
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[^whatisthis]:
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A koan.
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After a lesson, TOKSHI would often meet with individual students in private
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and allow them to ask any question about things they didn't understand. One
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day, an especially curious monk hid behind a curtain and listened to the
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conversations. This day, three students came.
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The first student asked TOKSHI, "Holy One, you have told us about God. I
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don't know what God is. Can you tell me?", and TOKSHI answered, "It's not
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what you think it is. Let me show you!", upon which TOKSHI would make the
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student see God.
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The second student asked TOKSHI, "Holy One, you mentioned rebirth. What is
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this?", and TOKSHI answered, "It's not what you think it is. Let me show
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you!", upon which TOKSHI would make the student be reborn.
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The third student asked TOKSHI, "Holy One, what is liberation?", and TOKSHI
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answered, "It's not what you think it is. Let me show you!", upon which
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TOKSHI would make the student free.
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Upon hearing TOKSHI's three answers, the monk was enlightened.
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6
content/reflections/index.mkd
Normal file
6
content/reflections/index.mkd
Normal file
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@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
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---
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title: Reflections
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is_category: true
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---
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<%= category :reflections %>
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@ -1,20 +0,0 @@
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% about muflax
|
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|
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Contact
|
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=======
|
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To send me comments, angry rants, marriage proposals or anything else, mail me
|
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at *mail at muflax dot com* or message me in Jabber at *muflax at tuxed dot
|
||||
org*. I also use [Twitter].
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|
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You can also use my [GPG] key (md5 hash a4992cbb4a5d48dd4188f7e49cfc3a3d), if
|
||||
you want.
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|
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All content is under a [Creative Commons] Attribution Noncommercial Share Alike
|
||||
3.0 license. You can do with it whatever the fuck you want, as long as you don't
|
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sell it or make it unfree. You can also get the [source], if you want.
|
||||
|
||||
[source]: http://github.com/muflax/muflax.com
|
||||
[Creative Commons]: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/de
|
||||
[GPG]: muflax.asc
|
||||
[Twitter]: http://twitter.com/muflax
|
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|
|
@ -1,14 +1,71 @@
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# All files in the 'lib' directory will be loaded
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# before nanoc starts compiling.
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# Helper functions for site-building.
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include Nanoc3::Helpers::Breadcrumbs
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class Nanoc3::Item
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def add_content content
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@raw_content += "\n\n#{content}"
|
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end
|
||||
|
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def add_references refs
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@raw_content += "\n\n#{refs}"
|
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add_content refs
|
||||
end
|
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|
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def name
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identifier.split("/").last
|
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end
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end
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# print all items in a category, nicely formatted
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def category name
|
||||
output = []
|
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cat_match = %r{^/#{name}/}
|
||||
|
||||
# find category index
|
||||
cat_index = @items.find{|i| i.path.match(cat_match) and i[:is_category]}
|
||||
|
||||
# header
|
||||
output << "# [#{cat_index[:title]}]"
|
||||
|
||||
# find items in category
|
||||
items = @items.select do |i|
|
||||
( not i.binary? and
|
||||
not i[:is_category] and
|
||||
i.path.match cat_match
|
||||
)
|
||||
end
|
||||
|
||||
# items in nice list
|
||||
items.each do |i|
|
||||
output << "- [#{i[:title]}]"
|
||||
end
|
||||
|
||||
# output
|
||||
output.map{|i| "#{i}\n"}.join
|
||||
end
|
||||
|
||||
# only articles that actually get printed
|
||||
def printed_items
|
||||
@items.select do |i|
|
||||
( not i.identifier.match %r{/(references|style)/} and
|
||||
not i.binary?
|
||||
)
|
||||
end
|
||||
end
|
||||
|
||||
#automatic links for all pages, used by reference file
|
||||
def page_references
|
||||
output = []
|
||||
printed_items.each do |i|
|
||||
output << "[#{i[:title]}]: #{i.identifier}"
|
||||
|
||||
unless i[:alt_titles].nil?
|
||||
i[:alt_titles].each do |title|
|
||||
output << "[#{title}]: #{i.identifier}"
|
||||
end
|
||||
end
|
||||
end
|
||||
|
||||
# output
|
||||
output.map{|i| "#{i}\n"}.join
|
||||
end
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -12,7 +12,8 @@ class TidyFilter < Nanoc3::Filter
|
|||
:wrap => 80,
|
||||
:tidy_mark => false,
|
||||
:indent => 1,
|
||||
:char_encoding => "utf8"
|
||||
:char_encoding => "utf8",
|
||||
:hide_comments => true,
|
||||
).clean
|
||||
end
|
||||
end
|
||||
|
|
|
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