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by kindkang2024 1y ago
First things first, I need to clarify what I am referring to when I use the term 'woke.' My critique targets an ideology that, under the guise of good intentions—whether genuine or feigned—ignores fundamental realities and ultimat
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> and I do not want to be a fright > those of such skill rule humanity through armies of hundreds of thousands whose entire lives are embroiled in “schizophrenia” far more terrifying as it is true, there is an actor among us capabl
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Beyond Typing, Vision, and Voice: Is Mind Communication Possible?(twitter.com)
1 points by kindkang2024 1y ago|7 comments
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
The Dao that can be spoken is not the eternal Dao. The name that can be named is not the eternal name. The nameless is the origin of Heaven and Earth. The named is the mother of the ten thousand things. — Laozi , Dao De Jing, ~
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
That's how Competition Makes All Great Again. Looks like it's by God's design. ^_^
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
Loved your wonderful story—here’s my plain one. I came to programming after I graduated, and I never really understood Dynamic Programming until I watched one of Stanford’s algorithm courses (kudos to MOOCs). But honestly, I’ve never done a
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> These RCSR guys dump thousands of pages of guidelines, making it impossible for any meaningful work to progress. This always reminds me of Darwin’s discovery — survival of the fittest — especially in the ruthless and highly competit
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> It made sense to make him compensate and protect the victim's family. I don’t think that’s a good idea/practice—mainly because it underestimates the darkness within human free will. Wrongdoers can game such systems and kill
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> The main risk of “an eye for an eye, and a life for a life” is the risk of wrong punishments that cannot be reversed. If harm is caused by accident and without malicious intent, then yes—“life for life” shouldn’t apply. But we should
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
As for 'Jia Lin Zheng'—it's a typical Chinese name. I can confirm that, as I am Chinese myself.
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> Schoolchildren all over the world learn that Hammurabi’s code — famous for its “eye for an eye” vision of retributive justice — was the world’s first. The more I think about ancient laws, the more I appreciate the wisdom of the ancie
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> The thing that makes humans nearly unique in the animal kingdom is structured language. But what is “structured language”? I would argue it’s just another layer of naming—naming applied to already named names. If animals have the abi
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
Trump coin, is it? Fair enough — I believe everyone should have the freedom to launch a memecoin, Trump included. You have that freedom too. And everyone has the freedom to buy it or not. Whether it’s a "shitcoin" or not really de
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
I hear you — in a world where scams seem to pop up everywhere, it's easy to lose faith. But crypto, like fiat, is just a tool. Whether it becomes another scam in a zero-sum game or evolves into a platform for shared abundance depends e
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> They tried that with Koko, it didn't work. It did not make the gorilla any smarter, it was an animal, and remained an animal. I really doubt both their methods and your conclusion. The project tried to teach animals to adapt to
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> While some animals could deal with concepts closely associated with real phenomena, and therefore they can use words to name things or maybe even actions, they cannot go further and use abstractions over abstractions. As the result th
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
“Universal grammar” is a placeholder for the innate, domain-specific features of linguistic ability... --— After looking up “Universal Grammar,” here are my thoughts: --— Until we identify these features and prove that other species lack th
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
LLMs don't think, nor are they intelligent or exhibiting intelligence. .... --- My 2$: If you replace 'LLMs' with 'Humans,' most of your statements above still make sense — which suggests AGI might be possible.
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
If we could help gorillas or elephants (both highly intelligent) learn to name things and use symbols — in a form they can comprehend and create to express their will — enabling them to pass down their experiences and wisdom across generati
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
The Dao can be spoken of, yet what is spoken is not the eternal Dao. So, what is the Dao? Personally, I see it as will — something we humans could express through words. For any given will, even though we use different words in different la
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by kindkang2024 2y ago
The Hawk-Dove game is a wise framework to consider. When both are Hawks, both get harmed. When one is a Hawk and the other a Dove, the Dove gets hurt, and the Hawk laughs. I hope both can be Doves, bringing tariffs to zero and making all gr
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by kindkang2024 2y ago
I really enjoy its service. It's promising for UI design. My advocacy website pages' UI design was bootstrapped using it. It is quite good for developers without much design ability. Ironically, I am afraid to type the website out
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by kindkang2024 2y ago
Thank God.I luckily labeled the advocacy using 4 words instead of 3, “AllLivesMatterWorld” advocating for Peace worldwide.
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by kindkang2024 2y ago
I understand that there were many cases where people said "all lives matter" with the purpose of trying to silence BLM voices, and I judge that as an evil will and condemn it. My point is that at least some people who say "al
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by kindkang2024 2y ago
I agree with you. Before we are so eager to solve the problems, we better pinpoint how the problems were introduced and exacerbated. In the US, there are conflicts between illegal immigration and local communities, or conflicts between BLM
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by kindkang2024 2y ago
Without True Authority and beliefs in Love, any technical achievements is just make us easy to destroy ourselves. Think nuclear bombs and ww3. Do we still want achieve more advanced science advances and use it build more powerful weapons to
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Without True Authority, WorldID Could Become a Hoax(kindkang.medium.com)
1 points by kindkang2024 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Thoughts on DUKI License – Open-Source Meets Universal Kindness?
1 points by kindkang2024 2y ago|0 comments
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by kindkang2024 2y ago
Thank you for highlighting the complexities around multiple passports and identity. Let me clarify the vision for a "human passport" concept: 1. The "human passport" I'm envisioning differs from traditional passport
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by kindkang2024 2y ago
Hey there, thanks for your comment. I see where the 'not-great-choice' concern may come from with the DUKI acronym. I looked into it, and I think you might be hinting at "dookie," right? But DUKI (pronounced like /d

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