bowsamic

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by bowsamic 1y ago
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Well the reason why you are having to use a web browser rather than sharing the app written using native APIs is because Apple forces you to use the App Store, so you yes did matter what Apple does. They prevent you from using the native to
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I would if Apple didn’t put such tight restrictions against hobby app creation
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Those are all assumptions
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If you have no external assumptions you can’t be wrong
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My mum sends me stuff from threads constantly
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Satisfaction in knowing comes from disagreement? I don’t think so
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Forget about all that. Start with no presuppositions: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_of_Logic Then you’ll find out the truth
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Empirical observation is contingent, so cannot be the basis of certain knowledge.
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Yes it can. Hegel did it in the Science of Logic
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We don’t need to understand how the mind works to derive the necessary metaphysical categories. That’s something Kant got wrong
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Empirical truth is a lesser form of truth, look for necessary truth, purely rational
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Your brain does have access to all rational truth
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Well it isn’t a fallacy because if you reason without presuppositions you do uncover the absolute truth
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I know you’re being sarcastic but indeed if we reasoned properly we would all agree
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Well the reasonable truth is not universal as in exhaustive but as in it always holds. I mean universal as in necessary, not contingent. Psychedelic and personal experience is merely contingent
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Reason can know the entirety of all necessary truth. There are experiential contingent things such as what I ate for breakfast that it of course cannot know. But it can know all universal truth, such as all metaphysical and philosophical tr
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It’s not overrated if you want to know the universal truths of reality, which is what the person I replied to spoke of. The truth is fully reasonable
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Childhood trauma that I didn’t know was affecting me. I thought I hard perfect set and setting Lots of intense therapy, I still go 3 times a week I had no suicidal feeling before the drug. I suppose one way to put it is that seeing into the
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All knowledge that can be gained through LSD is contingent and experiential, not universal and certain I’m well aware through my own testing EDIT: I’m not saying it is useless information for your life but it is particular to your life, not
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Good for you. I was suicidal for 4 years after my LSD trips
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The truth is fully accessible through reason, you don’t need to take drugs to know things
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Strange to make such a point based on what you expect to happen when clicking on the link would immediately show the opposite to be the case. But I guess you didn’t need to do that bc you already “knew” the swear words would fall?
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I’m aware. Why bring that up?
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LLMs offered a much needed contrast that allowed me to understand the true value of what I do. Before LLMs I took it for granted
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Agreed, of course
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Is it irrelevant to creativity in programming and whether or not people use Lisp that the most commonly used computers in the world can't be programmed?
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It doesn't matter if they have a concept of it, I'm talking about our concept of it, and their behaviour accords to that concept
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It is a scary feeling, and scary to know how much people don’t care
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Well they are both relevant to what it means to be creative and what allows for it. If the king banned painting and someone wrote an article comparing the creative differences between oil and watercolour, I would also then point out that th

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