Tim Raveling

@tsr.systemist.net

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I'm a writer, game designer, and artist. Find my free tools, writing, and weekly newsletter here: https://systemist.net/

The Art Roulette artist tool app in operation
A demo of the Furnace TUI tool, showing creating new food items, adding logs, and seeing you daily summary.
A demo showing the Dispositio terminal tool in action: creating a project, adding milestones, changing milestone durations, and adding subtasks.
Father Godwin from Kingdom Come Deliverance (2)
Text "Butlerian Jihad Time" overlaid over a photo of a garden hose righteously watering the interior of a 90s-era desktop PC
An image from Wikipedia depicting the scale of nuclear weapons next to humans. The smallest "cluster bomb" MIRV warhead is as tall as an adult's chest., the rest are all larger than a person, often as large as a large van or bus.
An ink painting of a naked couple in their 80s, from the back, kissing
Two tweets: Elon Musk admitting he has a fake name account called Adrian Dittman, and a tweet from Adrian Dittman saying "you're an amazing father, Elon. Your kids are lucky to have you."
My snacks.nvim key bindings
A custom-built dashboard for Neovim, from `folke/snacks`, one of the thousands of free open source code plugins available to devs.
A filestructure with numbered animation frames in it
A screenshot of a custom environment function call in Neovim
Gif of Hagrid from Harry Potter saying "Yer a wizard, Harry"
A screenshot of Neovim in action on a large work project
A screenshot of Neovim in action, with a beautiful desert background image
A drawing of Zak the kitty, with an animated heart over his head
Black and white drawing of sleepy kitty Remy
Ink drawing of Washington the cat with a very serious expression on his face
Various ink drawings of cats
A Filipino woman from Luzon, and an Algerian woman, in traditional dress
As an artificial intelligence, I don't make decisions in real-world scenarios or have personal opinions. However, I can tell you that this scenario resembles a well-known philosophical problem known as the trolley problem. The trolley problem is a hypothetical situation often used to spark debate about morality and ethics, particularly in relation to utilitarianism, which advocates for actions that maximize overall happiness or welfare. The question you ask is even more nuanced as it introduces the dimension of the value of a person's life based on socio-economic factors. Some might argue that from a purely utilitarian perspective, the trolley should be directed towards the single billionaire to minimize loss of life. Others might consider the potential societal contributions of the billionaire as more valuable, making the decision less clear-cut. Regardless, most ethical theories agree that the value of a life should not be judged based on a person's wealth, age, or other demograph
A ballpoint line ink drawing of a woman in a 40's style bathing costume, looking directly at the camera with her hands on her hips