james-bcn

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by james-bcn 3y ago
Orc lives matter.
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by james-bcn 3y ago
Works on Chrome and Firefox but not on Safari.
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by james-bcn 3y ago
Yes. She says "I was sorry I had to steal to stop fantasizing about violence" - it seems there is something else going on here, not just being a sociopath.
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by james-bcn 3y ago
They have a long lunch break, yes (like France). But that's not a siesta. As the other poster said, that's really a Southern Spain thing.
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Could AI Outshine Us in Ethical Decision-Making?(beyond2060.com)
15 points by james-bcn 3y ago|19 comments
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We need to talk about your information diet(beyond2060.com)
1 points by james-bcn 3y ago|0 comments
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by james-bcn 3y ago
Well you should make that clearer on the website. Perhaps put a pricing tab on the site and on that tab explain that you are in beta and the pricing isn't decided yet. Otherwise it just looks like you hiding the pricing, which annoys p
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by james-bcn 3y ago
Well, some of the people left their jobs after the course. (Employers were warned this might happen beforehand if they sent their staff on this course.)
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by james-bcn 3y ago
Nice. But with regards to the SQLite cloud, it annoys the hell out of me that so many of this type of site hide their pricing. It makes no sense to me at all. It just puts me off signing up to test services if I don't know the pricing.
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by james-bcn 3y ago
I went on a hardcore training course once - four days in the mountains in Wales (UK) in winter, in the pouring rain, with ex-military trainers, competing as teams on tasks that were deliberately designed to cause tension in the teams. It wa
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by james-bcn 3y ago
And pricing! When this kind of service doesn't make its pricing clear it immediately puts me off.
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by james-bcn 3y ago
And isn't the fact that the universe seems to be a result of computation in fact just because we are abstracting it with mathematics?
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by james-bcn 3y ago
Yes. I've tried it various times too. But there is something that just doesn't seem right about it. It's memorisation for the sake of it. I've found that writing about the things that interest me, giving presentations, a
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by james-bcn 3y ago
A similar thing: http://tiiny.host/ I use them and I'm a big fan.
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by james-bcn 3y ago
I really like the simplicity of it. I'm just not sure if I'd use it.
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by james-bcn 3y ago
Quarto is excellent. https://quarto.org
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by james-bcn 3y ago
I am a similar age to you. How do you remember so many details from then? Did you keep a diary? Or perhaps I've just got a bad memory. I do remember docking though!
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by james-bcn 3y ago
>In 1215 the fourth Lateran council rejected the religious legitimacy of judicial ordeals and banned priests from participating in them. Over the next few decades most European countries abandoned their use. I'm not sure if this is
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by james-bcn 3y ago
How do you get it to work? If I try it with a Kindle book it just comes up with a message saying it is protected by DRM.
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by james-bcn 3y ago
Yes, Harvard Graphics was good. I remember using it around 1991.
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by james-bcn 3y ago
> Until we have a definition of consciousness that allows us to determine whether something is conscious or not but that is essentially The Hard Problem.
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by james-bcn 3y ago
it is the environment _as experienced_ by an organism. Me and my dog can have the same environment, but we'll have different umwelt, because mine is primarily visual but his has a much larger scent component.
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by james-bcn 3y ago
Can you recommend sources to find out more about this?
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by james-bcn 3y ago
Not exactly what I'm looking for but thanks I'll look into that.
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by james-bcn 3y ago
What I would like is a good way to create structured data admin systems that can include HTML content, and then have my static generator access that to build the pages via a JSON feed or whatever. For example, having records for individual
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by james-bcn 3y ago
Made with Quarto: https://www.beyond2060.com/sitemap.html I also keep a personal Quarto site of my own notes and experiments. It's great.
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by james-bcn 3y ago
For science and statistics, I think Quarto is excellent: https://quarto.org
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by james-bcn 3y ago
That website has a surprisingly boring design. I haven't looked at it in years, and was expecting some impressively clean and elegant design. But it looks like a Wordpress site.
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by james-bcn 3y ago
Sorry I normally wouldn't post this kind of thing here but this video of Eckhart Tolle talking about "I" put to music is very relevant to this and very cool I think: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1iWK3dlowI
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by james-bcn 3y ago
Ha well I'm 53 and I'm still trying to get better... There is a guy who presents on LinkedIn learning called Dave Crenshaw. He has a lot of good techniques and claims he developed them to conquer his ADHD.

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