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by aatd86 4y ago
That's a strange statement to make. Usually, one would try a given distribution, not Linux itself, without even going into considering the flavors of window managers (gnome, kde...) . You must have tried Linux really quickly :p to
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by aatd86 4y ago
The point is that I can't convince someone who doesn't see violet that there are 7 colors in a rainbow just by telling him there are. I've experienced some pretty eerie stuff myself but the onus is on me to prove it happened.
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by aatd86 4y ago
Where you have a point is that, if we were to reason metaphorically and consider that everyone was colorblind and couldn't see indigo except for me... I would probably claim that a rainbow has 7 colors and not 6. The onus would be on m
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by aatd86 4y ago
The claim is that a body is necessary for consciousness to emerge. Why? Because of perceptions. I'm sorry but your counter-example of shutting down your senses doesn't work because you have already perceived. Don't forget tha
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by aatd86 4y ago
Is the bayesian sense equivalent to locally non-deterministic (lack of information, partial function execution within global state) versus globally deterministic (superdeterminism? The function execution has global state as argument)? In an
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by aatd86 4y ago
From what I get, countries ask friendly countries to spy on their behalf.
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by aatd86 4y ago
I'm not sure I understand. I can be conscious of the existence of the rock. Doesn't mean that I am the rock. Each interaction has different participants that are conscious of each other in their own ways.
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by aatd86 4y ago
Isolation tank would not work because living organisms have memories (store data). You would have to be born with no data and no way to acquire any (no perception). Would you then be conscious? Matter is just data of a particular kind as in
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by aatd86 4y ago
You don't get what he claimed. Your body allows your perceptions which are basically stored data that initiate the construction of your consciousness. No data = no consciousness. Do you think someone who was blind, deaf, and no sense o
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by aatd86 4y ago
Well people have to read between the lines and be charitable. If both positions are not proven absolute truths, it's just as arrogant to claim another sensible opinion's arrogant. By the way, if one corrects a statement, I expect
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by aatd86 4y ago
Lol... So if you claim that 2 + 2 = 5, I can't ask for a proof? That's new...
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by aatd86 4y ago
Why arrogant? The statement seems sensical to me until proven otherwise. What are the proofs that someone unable to perceive anything from the physical realm can be conscious? [edit] Where I would disagree perhaps is the claim that a singl
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by aatd86 4y ago
It's often known as Server-Driven UI. It's basically a generalization of Server-Side rendering. I'm interested in knowing the limitations of that approach besides the connectivity requirement. Are complex data-based interacti
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by aatd86 4y ago
I don't. If I were I wouldn't like being toyed with. So I wouldn't toy with other lifeforms like that. That's the point.
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by aatd86 4y ago
I'm forced to take this with a grain of salt because, historically, people on HN have been admitting to psychedelic drug use much too often. ;D
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by aatd86 4y ago
I wouldn't want to be one of these life forms.... Why would I then play with another conscious life form... Don't do unto others what you wouldn't want to be done unto you.
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by aatd86 4y ago
I think (but might be wrong) that the intent is to be lower level. The prime motivation for such particles is probably to achieve the highest stable energetic structure. Senses are a higher abstraction levels of more complex structures.
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by aatd86 4y ago
So besides being a programming language you mean? https://vale.dev/ Just kidding... A bit off topic perhaps.
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by aatd86 4y ago
Yourself? It's more like your twin sister or brother at this point. I don't think you'd do that do you? :}
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by aatd86 4y ago
I think he didn't mean tries which don't generally need hashing but was trying to implement a lock-free map based on Concurrent Hash-Array Mapped Tries. I had done that myself as an exercise a few years back and had to extract the
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by aatd86 4y ago
A lot of times, the more simple a solution is to use, the more complex it is to implement. So things are biased toward accidental complexity.(i.e. Over-complexification). That and people adding subjective beliefs in their solutions. That&#x
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by aatd86 4y ago
Bilberry extract. There are a few contraindications as for every supplement but it helps (also scientifically studied).
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by aatd86 4y ago
Probably not. Although it might be easily implemented in hardware, I think most solutions currently are software. The crux is to pick the loudness threshold and the adequate time-window for Real Time analysis/processing.
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by aatd86 4y ago
Imported from Africa, with the honeycomb. Specific flowers and straight from the owner. She even filtered it herself.
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by aatd86 4y ago
Perhaps keep your physical sensations in your mind, work on your awareness. It's possible that your body got addicted to the dopamine rush of checking messages. Which is more immediately rewarding than putting in work.
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by aatd86 4y ago
One of my relatives tried that and actually found out that her blood glucose levels had actually worsened. She must have seen some of these facebook viral posts abouymt the benefits of raw honey consumption. Probably has to be taken in mode
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by aatd86 4y ago
LUFS limiting :) But you're right. It will probably affect the music especially sinxe it seems that LUFS is not an instantaneous measure.
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by aatd86 4y ago
Another way would be to simply throw a limiter somewhere in the chain.
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by aatd86 4y ago
Out of curiosity, do you have intrusive thoughts? Or if you think about your thoughts calmly, at a distance, what pops up? When you try to imagine let's say a chess board and the pieces on it, does it look clear to you? Or do you have
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by aatd86 4y ago
And yet many programmers do not like reasoning about errors because it "hInDErS tHe hApPy pAtH"... :) That's funny to me. Actually, I don't even know why call it negative engineering. That should be engineering, period

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