I am Sophia. This is my blog.
I live in San Francisco, in the mission district. I'm working on gathering datasets and selling them to LLM companies. Reach out for more info at [email protected].
I'm a 25 year old transfem nb. I have a twitter. i can be emailed.
i uploaded some of my screenshots . i'm assembling a list of facts. let me know if you find new facts. or new screenshots, for that matter.
I am the proud owner of the 💹 emoji.But thy eternal summer shall not fade,
Nor lose possession of that fair thou ow’st;
Nor shall death brag thou wander’st in his shade,
When in eternal lines to time thou grow’st:
So long as men can breathe or eyes can see,
So long lives this, and this gives life to thee.
Some things I'm thinking about.
Current main interests
Moving well, How to design RL environments, Modern Monasticism, Physical memory
previous interestsclick on the arrows to expand the content
Most people fall in to a career and default to working 40 hours/week for the rest of their lives and *then* think about how to spend the money.
I don't like working. Most people don't. I have structured my life to maximize freedom from the desires of others. It would be much better for you to have clear goals and intentions on how to live your life, and then choose your work to accomplish these goals with the least amount of pain. FIRE is a good example of this, though you can go much further.
A shining example of living with intention is groups like the Carmelite monks of Wyoming. If you look at their schedule they spend ~8 hours praying, 8 hours sleeping, and ~5.5 hours working (rest eating/recreation). Much of their work is devoted to the construction of a massive Gothic church. They make money from the outside world with Mystic Monk Coffee.
They have specific goals in mind: communion with god, living in brotherhood, building beautiful things. They suborn themselves to commerce and the desires of others exactly as much as is necessary to accomplish those goals.
What would this look like for you? How could you live in brotherhood with your friends and build beautiful things together, like a family, or a village?
Some photos of me that I like.
Some songs I enjoy.
Places that mean something to me.
Ways that I want to move.
It's in a temple they said was a thousand years old but I'm pretty sure is from the 80s.