From Newsgroup: comp.theory

On 7/5/26 9:09 AM, Noah Sombrero wrote:

On Sun, 5 Jul 2026 01:38:29 -0700, dart200
<user7160@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

On 7/4/26 6:33 PM, Creon wrote:

At Sat, 4 Jul 2026 17:43:55 -0700, dart200 <user7160@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

On 7/2/26 5:57 PM, Dude wrote:
u can post platitudes about social responsibility all u fucking want,
but profiteers never actually fucking mean it

And there's that bias you were saying you had! Good work!

i have $250k to my name, spend around $10k/mo, while i'm taking a break >>from a career of programming because the ungodliness of this wholly
unwarranted "industry" drove me to the closet anyone has ever come to
breaking thru godel's incompleteness. ain't going back to work in that
heinous shitshow until i make some headway on disseminating the progress
i made

So you have about two years. One idea would be to cut your expenses
at least in halt. Another would be to find some guys who can really
help you, like univ professors for instance, to get an idea of how
close you really are to figuring stuff out, and are you really smarter
than everybody else who has tried? Then, if so, they will have the

smarter? it's not only about raw intelligence, i seriously doubt i'd
score that far above average on an "iq" test

what i do have is vs the theorists of the past is experience in
professional computing, and a perspective on the ungodly crap the
computing industry has created, so a motivation they couldn't have even dreamed of... they weren't living the computing hell incompleteness
created: i am

heck even most modern academics lack my perspective because again: they
don't have much professional experience to see the utter mockery of what
the industry has made of ought to be _universal_ computing machine.

and then not only do they normally not have that experience, they lack
the heart and courage to look at the millions of people doing
professional computing ... and not only consider, but fully accept, that
it's almost entirely bullshit unnecessary work

my strength is _how_ i've directed my intelligence, not my raw capacity.
the arguments that i've found aren't even that complicated vs the
literally thousands of pages of theory that has been written about undecidability within computing. i'm pretty sure i can tear them apart
in a dozen or so

contacts you need, which you will never find on usenet. Not ever,
never.

actually comp.theory was incredibly useful in terms of idea generation,
even if it was entirely antagonistic engagement instead of cooperative

luckily i'm almost at the point where cooperative engagement might start
to be warranted from their sort

Beyond that, realize that nobody cares about starvation diets, self immolation, self impoverishment. Those feel too much like tantrums.

well... if ur a nobody then yes no one cares. clearly if ur a major
leader of some sort things can be different

Decide right now, what you will do when you run out of money and do
that now. You are not the only one in the world who doesn't like this
stupid system we have created for ourselves.

bro i appreciate your advice but my plan for when i run out of money is
move back in with the parents, but i'm not about to do that right now
because i need the space from them to think clearly. and at this point,
i don't think that's going to happen.

i've been thinking about these ideas on and off for the past decade
actually, it's not like i suddenly came to them recently. but it is only
the last year that i've been giving them the time they deserve and only
over the last few months have i started to feel a viable path to
sustaining myself on them.

this is me betting on myself and my own ability, against all odds,
something i've never truly done. and however hard it's been, and despite
the fact we have a baby, my wife still supports me at this time 🙏
--
why are we god?
let's end war 🙃

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From Newsgroup: comp.theory

On 7/5/2026 8:03 PM, dart200 wrote:

On 7/5/26 9:09 AM, Noah Sombrero wrote:

On Sun, 5 Jul 2026 01:38:29 -0700, dart200
<user7160@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

On 7/4/26 6:33 PM, Creon wrote:

At Sat, 4 Jul 2026 17:43:55 -0700, dart200
<user7160@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

On 7/2/26 5:57 PM, Dude wrote:
u can post platitudes about social responsibility all u fucking want, >>>>> but profiteers never actually fucking mean it

And there's that bias you were saying you had!  Good work!

i have $250k to my name, spend around $10k/mo, while i'm taking a break
from a career of programming because the ungodliness of this wholly
unwarranted "industry" drove me to the closet anyone has ever come to
breaking thru godel's incompleteness. ain't going back to work in that
heinous shitshow until i make some headway on disseminating the progress >>> i made

So you have about two years.  One idea would be to cut your expenses
at least in halt.  Another would be to find some guys who can really
help you, like univ professors for instance, to get an idea of how
close you really are to figuring stuff out, and are you really smarter
than everybody else who has tried?  Then, if so, they will have the

smarter? it's not only about raw intelligence, i seriously doubt i'd
score that far above average on an "iq" test

what i do have is vs the theorists of the past is experience in
professional computing, and a perspective on the ungodly crap the
computing industry has created, so a motivation they couldn't have even dreamed of... they weren't living the computing hell incompleteness
created: i am

heck even most modern academics lack my perspective because again: they don't have much professional experience to see the utter mockery of what
the industry has made of ought to be _universal_ computing machine.

and then not only do they normally not have that experience, they lack
the heart and courage to look at the millions of people doing
professional computing ... and not only consider, but fully accept, that it's almost entirely bullshit unnecessary work

my strength is _how_ i've directed my intelligence, not my raw capacity.
the arguments that i've found aren't even that complicated vs the
literally thousands of pages of theory that has been written about undecidability within computing. i'm pretty sure i can tear them apart
in a dozen or so

contacts you need, which you will never find on usenet.  Not ever,
never.

actually comp.theory was incredibly useful in terms of idea generation,
even if it was entirely antagonistic engagement instead of cooperative

luckily i'm almost at the point where cooperative engagement might start
to be warranted from their sort

Beyond that, realize that nobody cares about starvation diets, self
immolation, self impoverishment.  Those feel too much like tantrums.

well... if ur a nobody then yes no one cares. clearly if ur a major
leader of some sort things can be different

Decide right now, what you will do when you run out of money and do
that now.  You are not the only one in the world who doesn't like this
stupid system we have created for ourselves.

bro i appreciate your advice but my plan for when i run out of money is
move back in with the parents, but i'm not about to do that right now because i need the space from them to think clearly. and at this point,
i don't think that's going to happen.

i've been thinking about these ideas on and off for the past decade actually, it's not like i suddenly came to them recently. but it is only
the last year that i've been giving them the time they deserve and only
over the last few months have i started to feel a viable path to
sustaining myself on them.

this is me betting on myself and my own ability, against all odds,
something i've never truly done. and however hard it's been, and despite
the fact we have a baby, my wife still supports me at this time 🙏

You're cutting out again. What?

Repeat:

This is good advice fro Noah, Nick.

Decide right now, don't wait another decade, to figure out what you want
to be when you grow up. Decide now before you run out of money.

Start by cutting your $10,000 monthly expenses! Are you nuts?

In the meantime you could sign up for coding camp and learn to code in
Python.
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From Newsgroup: comp.theory

On 7/6/26 2:20 PM, Dude wrote:

On 7/5/2026 8:03 PM, dart200 wrote:

On 7/5/26 9:09 AM, Noah Sombrero wrote:

On Sun, 5 Jul 2026 01:38:29 -0700, dart200
<user7160@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

On 7/4/26 6:33 PM, Creon wrote:

At Sat, 4 Jul 2026 17:43:55 -0700, dart200
<user7160@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

On 7/2/26 5:57 PM, Dude wrote:
u can post platitudes about social responsibility all u fucking want, >>>>>> but profiteers never actually fucking mean it

And there's that bias you were saying you had!  Good work!

i have $250k to my name, spend around $10k/mo, while i'm taking a break >>>> from a career of programming because the ungodliness of this wholly
unwarranted "industry" drove me to the closet anyone has ever come to
breaking thru godel's incompleteness. ain't going back to work in that >>>> heinous shitshow until i make some headway on disseminating the
progress
i made

So you have about two years.  One idea would be to cut your expenses
at least in halt.  Another would be to find some guys who can really
help you, like univ professors for instance, to get an idea of how
close you really are to figuring stuff out, and are you really smarter
than everybody else who has tried?  Then, if so, they will have the

smarter? it's not only about raw intelligence, i seriously doubt i'd
score that far above average on an "iq" test

what i do have is vs the theorists of the past is experience in
professional computing, and a perspective on the ungodly crap the
computing industry has created, so a motivation they couldn't have
even dreamed of... they weren't living the computing hell
incompleteness created: i am

heck even most modern academics lack my perspective because again:
they don't have much professional experience to see the utter mockery
of what the industry has made of ought to be _universal_ computing
machine.

and then not only do they normally not have that experience, they lack
the heart and courage to look at the millions of people doing
professional computing ... and not only consider, but fully accept,
that it's almost entirely bullshit unnecessary work

my strength is _how_ i've directed my intelligence, not my raw
capacity. the arguments that i've found aren't even that complicated
vs the literally thousands of pages of theory that has been written
about undecidability within computing. i'm pretty sure i can tear them
apart in a dozen or so

contacts you need, which you will never find on usenet.  Not ever,
never.

actually comp.theory was incredibly useful in terms of idea
generation, even if it was entirely antagonistic engagement instead of
cooperative

luckily i'm almost at the point where cooperative engagement might
start to be warranted from their sort

Beyond that, realize that nobody cares about starvation diets, self
immolation, self impoverishment.  Those feel too much like tantrums.

well... if ur a nobody then yes no one cares. clearly if ur a major
leader of some sort things can be different

Decide right now, what you will do when you run out of money and do
that now.  You are not the only one in the world who doesn't like this
stupid system we have created for ourselves.

bro i appreciate your advice but my plan for when i run out of money
is move back in with the parents, but i'm not about to do that right
now because i need the space from them to think clearly. and at this
point, i don't think that's going to happen.

i've been thinking about these ideas on and off for the past decade
actually, it's not like i suddenly came to them recently. but it is
only the last year that i've been giving them the time they deserve
and only over the last few months have i started to feel a viable path
to sustaining myself on them.

this is me betting on myself and my own ability, against all odds,
something i've never truly done. and however hard it's been, and
despite the fact we have a baby, my wife still supports me at this
time 🙏

You're cutting out again. What?

ain't appreciating ur advice dud 🤷
--
hi, i'm nick!
let's end war 🙃

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From Newsgroup: comp.theory

On 7/6/2026 2:51 PM, dart200 wrote:

On 7/6/26 2:20 PM, Dude wrote:

On 7/5/2026 8:03 PM, dart200 wrote:

On 7/5/26 9:09 AM, Noah Sombrero wrote:

On Sun, 5 Jul 2026 01:38:29 -0700, dart200
<user7160@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

On 7/4/26 6:33 PM, Creon wrote:

At Sat, 4 Jul 2026 17:43:55 -0700, dart200
<user7160@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

On 7/2/26 5:57 PM, Dude wrote:
u can post platitudes about social responsibility all u fucking >>>>>>> want,
but profiteers never actually fucking mean it

And there's that bias you were saying you had!  Good work!

i have $250k to my name, spend around $10k/mo, while i'm taking a
break
from a career of programming because the ungodliness of this wholly >>>>> unwarranted "industry" drove me to the closet anyone has ever come to >>>>> breaking thru godel's incompleteness. ain't going back to work in that >>>>> heinous shitshow until i make some headway on disseminating the
progress
i made

So you have about two years.  One idea would be to cut your expenses
at least in halt.  Another would be to find some guys who can really
help you, like univ professors for instance, to get an idea of how
close you really are to figuring stuff out, and are you really smarter >>>> than everybody else who has tried?  Then, if so, they will have the

smarter? it's not only about raw intelligence, i seriously doubt i'd
score that far above average on an "iq" test

what i do have is vs the theorists of the past is experience in
professional computing, and a perspective on the ungodly crap the
computing industry has created, so a motivation they couldn't have
even dreamed of... they weren't living the computing hell
incompleteness created: i am

heck even most modern academics lack my perspective because again:
they don't have much professional experience to see the utter mockery
of what the industry has made of ought to be _universal_ computing
machine.

and then not only do they normally not have that experience, they
lack the heart and courage to look at the millions of people doing
professional computing ... and not only consider, but fully accept,
that it's almost entirely bullshit unnecessary work

my strength is _how_ i've directed my intelligence, not my raw
capacity. the arguments that i've found aren't even that complicated
vs the literally thousands of pages of theory that has been written
about undecidability within computing. i'm pretty sure i can tear
them apart in a dozen or so

contacts you need, which you will never find on usenet.  Not ever,
never.

actually comp.theory was incredibly useful in terms of idea
generation, even if it was entirely antagonistic engagement instead
of cooperative

luckily i'm almost at the point where cooperative engagement might
start to be warranted from their sort

Beyond that, realize that nobody cares about starvation diets, self
immolation, self impoverishment.  Those feel too much like tantrums.

well... if ur a nobody then yes no one cares. clearly if ur a major
leader of some sort things can be different

Decide right now, what you will do when you run out of money and do
that now.  You are not the only one in the world who doesn't like this >>>> stupid system we have created for ourselves.

bro i appreciate your advice but my plan for when i run out of money
is move back in with the parents, but i'm not about to do that right
now because i need the space from them to think clearly. and at this
point, i don't think that's going to happen.

i've been thinking about these ideas on and off for the past decade
actually, it's not like i suddenly came to them recently. but it is
only the last year that i've been giving them the time they deserve
and only over the last few months have i started to feel a viable
path to sustaining myself on them.

this is me betting on myself and my own ability, against all odds,
something i've never truly done. and however hard it's been, and
despite the fact we have a baby, my wife still supports me at this
time 🙏

You're cutting out again. What?

ain't appreciating ur advice dud 🤷

Start your own company!

"Solid senior developers in Silicon Valley can command $300k+ per year
in compensation at big-name companies. It’s rare that they earn less
than $200k per year anywhere in the Valley.

Developers at this level should also have a long list of professional references for you to check and should be eager to provide them. While
it’s definitely expensive, if you find the right person, you will
absolutely get what you pay for." - Travis Overby, Senior Software
Engineer at Adobe Systems, Quora
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