handojin

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Datalog all the way down(youtube.com)
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by handojin 10y ago
The trolley problem is an interesting frame. For the sake of an unfamiliar reader, in the problem, we have a man standing by the buffers and an out of control trolley car. We're asked to choose between pulling a lever, which will diver
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by handojin 10y ago
During a corporate training once, our tables were given the task of deciding which of a set of personas would receive a liver transplant based on some provided biographical data. The big reveal was undoubtedly to be how our biases informed
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by handojin 10y ago
And they hate being doctors too. Except they don't. And deconstruction of what was a frankly pervasive culture of sexism in medicine and law has resulted in much higher participation of the second sex in these fields. Willful blindness
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by handojin 10y ago
Perhaps you could share these politically incorrect /truths/? I'm not through the thread but I'm missing them.
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by handojin 10y ago
Ah. Christ. Mechanics? I mean the women are like 50% of the population so big target likesay? Some of those women are non-white and a rising tide lifts all boats you know?
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A Representation Language Language [pdf](aaai.org)
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by handojin 10y ago
Yes, but it would require one to possess a marked fondness for worms.
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by handojin 10y ago
Worth a look in this context: http://www.aaai.org/Papers/AAAI/1980/AAAI80-047.pdf
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by handojin 10y ago
Magick in Theory and Practice Tractatus Logico Philosophicus Discipline and Punish The Ethics Beyond Good and Evil The Gay Science The Master and Margarita The Prince A Book of Five Rings The Book of Changes A Hero of our Times At Swim Two
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by handojin 10y ago
> There are a lot of things between aesthetics and domain > knowledge that are audit-able. I don't disagree with you. The pertinent question is 'does anyone care'? > A lot of code bases you can walk
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The tractatus [pdf](gutenberg.org)
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by handojin 10y ago
So, this sort of devolves to economics, at least where I work. What I mean is, the people that pay for the code don't care and don't care to know. And this is entirely rational from their point of view. If it appears to work, it&#
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Gender and identity(aeon.co)
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A sort of monty hall problem(theguardian.com)
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by handojin 10y ago
No offense - but if $5K is an issue for your employer, after a year of essential magic, you might have the wrong employer and they might have the wrong employee...
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by handojin 10y ago
Lost. Old TV show. Netflix maybe?
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by handojin 10y ago
www.logicblox.com is one but it's also commercial/closed source afaik.
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by handojin 10y ago
I think the intent is clear for people with preexisting familiarity with the same ideas. A clojure dev with some datomic. I read declarative, set oriented, database of facts, pattern matching and thought 'the revenge of prolog then&#x2
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by handojin 10y ago
Does a SubGenius programmer use Slack?
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by handojin 10y ago
cough M-x cua-mode cough...
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by handojin 10y ago
Genuine Aussie sea salt...
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by handojin 10y ago
Strictly, for knowledge, which isn't the same thing as truth.
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by handojin 10y ago
Isn't it possible that science is, occasionally, the problem, not the solution? What experiment would you perform? To falsify what hypothesis?
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by handojin 10y ago
P.S. Yes, I know you were being sarcastic. Love you lots, kthxbye.
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by handojin 10y ago
Learning is continuous, and year round. It's weird but it's almost like they come equipped with their own OS and don't need anything installed...
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by handojin 10y ago
The AV system was messed up during the preso. Might be that.
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by handojin 11y ago
No.
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by handojin 11y ago
Managing down is easy. Managing up is hard. How you go depends on the problems you want to tackle.
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by handojin 11y ago
Take a 15 minute break yourself. There's objective evidence that getting up and going walkabout every for fifteen minutes every hour or two is good for you. I mean, it's not like you stop working right? The break and the distance

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