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Oxford Prioritisation Project chooses career guidance over AI safety(oxpr.io)
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Oxford Prioritisation Project Announces Final Decision(oxpr.io)
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Is Existential Risk Reduction Overwhelmingly Important?(oxpr.io)
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Code Collage(users.ox.ac.uk)
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Which “Which Buzzfeed Quiz Are You?” Quiz Are You?(users.ox.ac.uk)
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by Gormisdomai 10y ago
One of the best things you can support, whether you agree with Bill Gates, or with OP, is investment in making primary education as good as is absolutely possible. The result is: 1) people are smarter and more mature even if they don't
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by Gormisdomai 10y ago
Is there a chance it was on purpose. To give the music a particular sound?
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Reposting this thought from the other discussion[0]: >Third, use the phrase “disagree and commit.” This phrase will save a lot of time. If you have conviction on a particular direction even though there’s no consensus, it’s helpful to s
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by Gormisdomai 10y ago
> Third, use the phrase “disagree and commit.” This phrase will save a lot of time. If you have conviction on a particular direction even though there’s no consensus, it’s helpful to say, “Look, I know we disagree on this but will you ga
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by Gormisdomai 10y ago
Why not just uninstall your internet browser on your main user account?
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Have you tried Google Keep? If not I would definitely recommend it vs built in notes apps.
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I have tried this and it works great for me. Here are two extra things I now do: Keep two or three parallel lists for different kind of internet use (e.g. research, message a friend, check for news about x, buy y). Keep writing tools nearby
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Which “Which buzzfeed quiz are you?” quiz are you?(users.ox.ac.uk)
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In CPR here is what Kant says about Hume: "David Hume, who among all philosophers came closest to this problem, still did not conceive of it anywhere near determinately enough and in its universality ... believing himself to have broug
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Here are some example programs: http://lpsdemo.interprolog.com/example/lpsExamples.swinb I've always thought that someone armed with an efficiently implemented Logic Programming Language could sweep through the fi
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If you're interested in the philsiophical implications of being "semi conscious" check out section 3 of http://consc.net/papers/qualia.html
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This is the (one of the) difference(s) between property and substance dualism. You can claim that mental properties and physical properties interact without claiming that they are ontologically the same thing, or that one supervenes on (i.e
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Kant student here. Find below some relevant Kant for the unitiatied. Note that Kant interpretations are everywhere and that no two scholars are alike, but I've tried to list the less controversial stuff. Look at a thing on your desk. Y
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OP here. This is part 4 of a 5 part series I stumbled across exploring Queer figures in the history of computer science. Parts 3, 4 and 5 are particularly interesting because they explore Queer history within CS beyond just Turing and Wittg
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A Queer History of Computing: Part Four (2013)(rhizome.org)
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