aquaroris

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by aquaroris 13y ago
I wonder what the post-Moore's law world will look like. The past couple centuries has been dominated by consumers and businesses automating and digitizing increasing parts of their lives as computers become more capable to handle them
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by aquaroris 13y ago
I'm not entirely sure about this, but don't most of what we know about pre-Socratic philosophers come from secondary texts reporting on these philosophers' views? If so, then it will be difficult to consider these texts that
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by aquaroris 13y ago
His parents also had the "lots of money" that allowed him to "replace the wheels every few weeks". I know that when I was a child, if I had a scooter and the wheels broke, I would never get to own a scooter again. So tha
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by aquaroris 13y ago
Nevertheless, we have a greater resolution on the kind of information that is sensitive to governments.
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by aquaroris 13y ago
I'm thinking that consciousness, as it stands right now, is associated with a lot of things that should and ought to be reduced to mere sensation. Consciousness is associated with thought, emotion, and sensation. Yet as neuroscience pr
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by aquaroris 13y ago
I don't think the philosophy of "I need to know what X does before I use it" is extrapolatable. With jQuery, your frustration is mildly justified, in my perspective, as jQuery is in constant development, has bugs and breaks s
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by aquaroris 14y ago
What I'm beginning to think is that the "make life easier" and more convenient isn't the primary reason for doing what Google is doing nowadays. Sure, these things make your life that much more accessible, but as opposed to that being the s