Ephem

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by Ephem 7y ago
This is an article about the city of Östersund written in 2018, the few links between the Spanish flu and any reform are tenuous at best. Having said that, I grew up in Östersund and found the article fascinating and a good read. One intere
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Show HN: Lightyear – A Suspense enabled React server renderer(github.com)
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by Ephem 8y ago
In a nutshell that about sums it up. I do think many compatibilists think that 1->2 is a scale and that there exists a lot of nuance here though. Interestingly enough, maybe it's not the meaning of the word "free" that is
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by Ephem 8y ago
Personally I would argue that we descriptively have different definitions of free before a choice and after. Because the future has not yet happened, all possible future choices are indeed free in a sense, even if one of them is predetermin
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by Ephem 8y ago
As Wikipedia phrases Harry G. Frankfurt (1969): "A compatibilist can believe that a person can choose between many choices, but the choice is always determined by external factors" A bit sloppily put, a compatibilist believes a ch
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by Ephem 11y ago
You might have seen some of them on wargames.net, dievo.org or intruded.net (in chronological order) where some of them have been hosted before. :)
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by Ephem 11y ago
Quite a few of these wargames has an interesting history. I think at least Leviathan, Narnia, Behemoth, Utumno and Maze originates from a site I believe had the url wargames.net about 15 years ago. That site got transformed into dievo.org (