linhchi

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by linhchi 10y ago
Probably you'd like to hear this. "Copyright" is in a controversial and heated debate. Corporate evil becomes too rich to start to define what they want. The point of running an ad-blocker is not just that ads are annoying, b
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by linhchi 10y ago
Wow very good read in the link. I like the chimp that hid stones to throw at visitors that annoy him later haha
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by linhchi 10y ago
True for me, also if sleeping w a new person. I sprung up from bed, said smth i couldnt remember, and just like that passed out again when a friend got in the room in my sleep. Weird.
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by linhchi 10y ago
Thank you for the piece. Really good. I mean I give up on Wired, not on content.
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by linhchi 10y ago
We call it communication as a broader classification. Then the system of sounds they make is the communication medium. Like looking in the eyes.
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by linhchi 10y ago
I think consciousness is programed to first and foremost identify your skin to be your boundary (for survival). But then, when you train to master an external tool, like a bike, you feel the boundary of the whole system to be your boundary
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by linhchi 10y ago
Yeah, after a few seconds of consideration, I gave up on Wired, not my ad blocker.
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by linhchi 11y ago
This is really useful. I choose random year (month..) and pick the best of these parameters. Some materials are timeless.
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by linhchi 11y ago
Do you know why there is not a single military aircraft for Asia on the map? Also, for the tag "interesting", I see only one (UK something).. Is it because I'm in Europe? (Just curious)
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by linhchi 11y ago
Haha I haven't watched all of them. I learn to occasionally watch so that they don't run out like Dr Who. I like the Traveler ^^. Seems like a good idea that you can travel across dimensions (more freedom) and I like it that he to
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by linhchi 11y ago
Recently I can afford to implement this rule "I choose who can come and how much close to me, male and female alike, physical distance and psychological distance alike". I learn every single word of this the hard way. But the hard
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by linhchi 11y ago
I have this feeling about edge.org that they manage to invite remarkable people to have incredibly shallow content that is full of buzzword (maybe this is what happens if you try to pull off profound things for public). Just an experience.
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by linhchi 11y ago
I think civility is how we react to things that are different from us. In resolving conflict, we can bomb the shit out of each other, or we can greet our enemy with political statements. Both are painful but dead is an absorbing state, as l
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by linhchi 11y ago
No I watch ST to relax also (and I don't watch anything else). But I just say some of them. For example, there is this one episode that develops a bit strange. Piccard shouts "shut up Weasley" and blindly ignore the fact that
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by linhchi 11y ago
Sorry but what does the video say in tl;dr? Anyone with background in this field?
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by linhchi 11y ago
In Star Trek the Next Generation I think. It's quite old and some episodes are less intriguing for today's standard but some really really great. If you like, you can go on dailymotion.com/video and search for it.
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by linhchi 11y ago
There is a Star Trek episode that says "No intervention is not just a rule, it's a philosophy. History has shown that, no matter how good our intention is, the intervention of imposing Earth's value on other cultures only mak
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by linhchi 11y ago
Maybe it's the lack of emotional education from my childhood or i was born with it, but i'm diagnosed that i don't feel for myself, and (worse) mirror all the feeling of others on me. Which explains why people tire me out so
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by linhchi 11y ago
I think when debate comes down to differences in ideology and idiosyncracy, it's at the end of debating because these differences are impossible to compromise (they are all legitimate). And the world is at a point that everybody can be
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by linhchi 11y ago
It's like I'm motivated to work like crazy until the point I can afford to be nothing.
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by linhchi 11y ago
I thought that also, but look at his body, it's machine to the bone so I was thinking where is the place for the human to occupy? I was thinking, maybe he just "thinks" that he is breathing because he was a human and wakes up
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by linhchi 11y ago
How can a robot have breaths? Why does he try to take off the "mask"? How can he identify that it's not a part of his "body"?
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by linhchi 11y ago
But the fact that having a personal trainer improves things a lot. For example having a psychologist. She doesn't do anything, she just makes comments.
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by linhchi 11y ago
Thanks for the resource, however, i work very little with NetLogo. Very nice reference though. Keep up the good work.
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by linhchi 11y ago
Hello, I'm a PhD doing agent-based models. Is your site (of your dissertation) still working? Can you share the resources? (I checked your personal site but couldn't find it). Thanks,
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by linhchi 11y ago
Hard to draw a line, because "curiosity kills the cat" is to say about a witty animal. Cat is surely wicked. But it gets killed.
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by linhchi 11y ago
The thing is how long does that effect last? Maybe the winning triggers a bit of feel-good hormone so that the participant finds himself in a situation of enjoying a little bit risk. There are many behavioral experiments these days. And the
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by linhchi 11y ago
I think it's nice that science never makes the claim that how it actually happens, only that it might have happened this way, on a priori ground. Maybe we never really know (the truth as is), but if we can mimic (the truth as if), it
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by linhchi 11y ago
There is an article saying this romanticized story is a bit too much: http://www.straitstimes.com/asia/east-asia/remote-hokkaido-t...
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by linhchi 11y ago
Haha only half way through i realized it's a joke I suffered a serious bias of the kind: "Well, this is Harvard, let's try a bit more to make sense out of it, maybe it's you that dont understand"

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