drcomputer

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by drcomputer 12y ago
This makes me happy. :) http://i.imgur.com/d6OZWX7.jpg
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by drcomputer 12y ago
I think it probably crossed people's minds from time to time, with some directing their underlying intent for and some directing their underlying intent against, others neutral or ignorant. I don't know whether things like that th
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by drcomputer 12y ago
When I learned about Picasso in school, I heard that his representations of people were meant to consider the planar nature of the canvas superimposed as form. Then we learned about the waves of critics, the warping of perspective, of expla
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by drcomputer 12y ago
Do you mean an abstract binary packet, which can represent an infinite number of symbolic expressions, or do you mean a specific binary packet, which can be transformed into a photograph of art? I understand we can simplify this argument do
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by drcomputer 12y ago
How do you define the gradient between simple and complex?
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by drcomputer 12y ago
I find it more amazing that some of this turned into writing, communication, and the other turned in things that are sold for ridiculous prices to decorate walls with. A tool used to make a permanent mark becomes an alphabet, a word, a glyp
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by drcomputer 12y ago
I think it's a descriptive language issue, combined with the projection of judgement onto things that are like Jungian archetypes, but individually composed. I experience these things on accident because I suppress judgment of others,
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by drcomputer 12y ago
Serendipity :)
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by drcomputer 12y ago
People learn and create different ways to handle emotions. People experience differences and similarities in life experience. People resolve and analyze their histories, present and future evaluations differently, similarly, if at all. Peop
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by drcomputer 12y ago
> The notion of going it alone also completely disregards the necessities of non-STEM careers. Although you might be able to at least attempt learning a subject like physics or mechanical engineering in a vacuum (though I don't thin
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by drcomputer 12y ago
Emotions can do a math kind of thing (additive, subtractive, multiplicative and such) from our personal histories and day to day, unrelated tasks. Lots of people project or distort their emotions in various ways, or they rationalize away em
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by drcomputer 12y ago
I would monitor and perform analysis for a grammatically structured pattern across the dialogue, instead of focusing on the individual person as a discrete entity. I would treat a dialogue from t(a) to t(b) as a unit to analyze instead, and
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by drcomputer 12y ago
The structure, organization and ability of the institutions, curricula, and people that shaped your ability to learn independently is non-obvious privilege. You would be surprised at the many varieties of ways there are to think, of how cha
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by drcomputer 12y ago
It's always security through obscurity. f(obscurity, time, analysis) = clarity The details of implementation are left to the reader as an exercise
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by drcomputer 12y ago
There are layers to being a tortured genius. A person who is observer, participant, and transcriber of a ridiculous reality is one who glimpses through the lens of his own device.
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by drcomputer 12y ago
The article talks about hidden markov modelling, which combined with initial training data, can theoretically be applied to your cipher to solve for a solution. The number of things that humans can observe and create sensible (memorable) co
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by drcomputer 12y ago
The worst case scenario is that AI is an all powerful psychopath - like the way extremist liberals ala 'the corporation' evaluate big business. We run our lives under the assumption that the rules and organizations we structure o
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by drcomputer 12y ago
No, he's going to ruin all my meticulously planned plans!!! This is why analysis exists. Anything that is computed ultimately results in a symbolic expression that is comprehensible to a human. If we find ourselves making illogical lea
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by drcomputer 12y ago
> I can't help but think he deliberately held the internet back for 6 or 7 years for his own profit. You almost can't start calculating the damage he caused precisely because it is so mind boggling. That's 7 years less of
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by drcomputer 12y ago
> Chaos is the effect you get when you can't measure something accurately enough, or you can't (don't have enough computational power) to run a perfect reality simulation with those measurements (even if they're good
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by drcomputer 12y ago
> Computer systems built to represent human identities have contained with them many ontological assumptions about what it is to be an individual and what personal identity is. These systems define the human as a “what” ie: that which c
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by drcomputer 12y ago
> The very idea of self that meditation is supposed to examine. Meditation is 'supposed' to do something?
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by drcomputer 12y ago
"it is what it is" This is where my mind usually lands when the symbol meets the semantics and the hardware. But there's usually another world in what 'is' is. I look up to people like you, and aspire to compose a s
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by drcomputer 12y ago
Not defending racism, but how I hypothesize that it happens is as such: People exist in one dynamic where it is accepted and are introduced to another dynamic where it is not tolerated. This leads to a push pull between both dynamics, where
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by drcomputer 12y ago
I don't agree with you on that definition of post modernism, but I think you meant that as a pejorative. I agree with you on the internet.
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by drcomputer 12y ago
> We have tuned our minds into advanced scientific grooves but have an underdeveloped psychological mind unable to grasp its own misery Nah, it's just one side of a coin. Underneath the sophisticated abstraction, lay a deep and prof
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by drcomputer 12y ago
I listen to the radio - classical music stations primarily. I used to be selective about my music until I felt like I was diving into a computationally created tunnel vision of my own interests. It culturally biased me without me being awar
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by drcomputer 12y ago
What about cultures that don't have problems to define, or where 'problems' are defined in such a way that solving one directly causes one to be created? > Scary territory like postmodernism or constructivism or whatever j
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by drcomputer 12y ago
I always just want to be aware enough that I have a choice. I want to be able to separate discretely what I've learned from the state or condition my mind was in before I learned it, and I want to be able to determine whether I am bett
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by drcomputer 12y ago
That happens whenever there is an attempt to formalize a creative field. UI design itself is typically judged good or bad, very loosely, on the relationship between how the user base 'knows' how to use/navigate/read&#x2F

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