TheUndead96

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by TheUndead96 6y ago
This is my feeling exactly
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by TheUndead96 6y ago
I think Cameo comes at a weird time in human history, where media is so widely distributed/consumed that the number of somewhat-famous people is enough that it has driven down the cost of getting a "celebrity" to do something
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by TheUndead96 6y ago
This is something worth protesting about.
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by TheUndead96 6y ago
This is unfortunately not the case. Lots of wood is imported from the third world, potentially the Amazon. Even if it was grown in the country it is consumed in, it would eventually suffer the same issues that industrial farming does. The s
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by TheUndead96 6y ago
We don't know how history will pan out. Just wanted to share the weird feeling I sometimes have about current events. For all we know, post-collapse technology could be based off QMX reverse-engineered from luxury vehicles. It's j
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by TheUndead96 6y ago
The weird thing about history is that it only makes sense backwards. Someone 500 years in the future might think of this as the Gutenberg printing press. It is often difficult to appreciate the magnitude of actions in the present.
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by TheUndead96 6y ago
See you later.....alligator
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by TheUndead96 6y ago
He should just go self-hosted. If anyone has the resource to make that happen it is him.
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by TheUndead96 6y ago
I think Prolog and logic programming will have a second renaissance. I think at the very least a general artificial intelligence would require a logical inference engine similar to Prolog.
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Bitcoin now consumes as much electricity as Israel(thenextweb.com)
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by TheUndead96 6y ago
I agree with this. There are similar arguments that you cannot prove reality is real. Sure, but how does that help us solve the energy crisis or world hunger? It is philosophical musical chairs. Aristotle and Plato investigated how to live
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This is cool as hell
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by TheUndead96 6y ago
In Peter Godfrey-Smith's book "Other Minds", he describes a framework for thinking about the relative levels of subjective experience in animals. He distinguishes between subjectivity (maybe more broadly "awareness"
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by TheUndead96 6y ago
oh boy
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by TheUndead96 6y ago
This is the exact type of escalation that is not helpful. This caricatures the argument that institutions are not perfect. In the beginning, the WHO said the virus could not be spread between people. And YouTube & friends are actively c
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Planet of the Humans(youtube.com)
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by TheUndead96 6y ago
Even without endorsing any conspiracy theories, I don't think the WHO has proven themselves to a faultless institution.
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by TheUndead96 7y ago
I have bounced off Lean a few times. What I wish I was able to achieve with it was to derive new and useful conclusions in mathematics. I can never seem to get past the "variable is an integer" examples. I realise that the objecti
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by TheUndead96 7y ago
I don't think this work is inherently morally questionable. I just got weird chills when I saw it got actively removed from the front-page of HN. There is another thread asking why this happened. If it turns out that there is a good re
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by TheUndead96 7y ago
ಠoಠ
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by TheUndead96 7y ago
This is the exact point that I believe is understated. The gig economy is pure supply-and-demand. Customers are saying that they do not need a professional hotel or taxi service. The historic prestige of these services is predicated on the
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by TheUndead96 7y ago
Encore looks like an awesome project. What would you say is the value-add compared to other serverless offerings by cloud providers? At the moment simplicity/ease-of-use seems to be its biggest strength.
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by TheUndead96 7y ago
I used this book in university, and it was very informative: http://rayseyfarth.com/asm/
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by TheUndead96 7y ago
I found listening to Eric call out his brother a bit difficult to listen to. There is most likely rapour between them as brothers that makes the "you are boring me" segments less egregious. Even still I found the points of discuss
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by TheUndead96 7y ago
I think longevity is vastly underestimated. Besides the natural innate desire to live longer, every extra year of healthspan is an opportunity to reap benefits on long term investment in friends, family and financial instruments. Knowing th
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by TheUndead96 7y ago
2real4me
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by TheUndead96 7y ago
Considering my email address is the gateway to basically every online internet service I use, and that Google owns 30% of transcontinental internet infrastructure, I've just had the very scary realisation that Google has the power to s
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by TheUndead96 7y ago
I think this is the premise for the next Alien movie
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It is insane how well preserved these remains are
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by TheUndead96 7y ago
@dkthehuman Do you plan on releasing a Firefox version?

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