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We Merged with Machines a Long Time Ago – Futurology and Berggruen Institute [video](youtube.com)
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by lioeters 3mo ago
This mania can also be called "herd behavior" or "crowd psychology". There was that book a while ago about the intelligence of crowds, but far more common is the stupidity and insanity of crowds. Business and politics ar
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by lioeters 3mo ago
Just can't seem to please those hipsters with refined taste for microbrewed quantized noise. It's not real dithering unless it comes from the Dideren region of northern Germany. Oh won't you fly, free bird, yeah..
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by lioeters 3mo ago
Click. Couldn't resist your lucky charm, pjmlp (9).
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by lioeters 3mo ago
Weird, I see yellowapple (1).
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Against Mind-Blindness: Recognizing and Communicating with Diverse Intelligences [video](youtube.com)
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by lioeters 3mo ago
Against Mind-Blindness: Recognizing and Communicating with Diverse Intelligences - King's College London Neuropsychiatry Research & Education Group - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHkFmUwW0kM
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Cyberchase: For Parents and Teachers(pbs.org)
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by lioeters 3mo ago
No Atkinson?
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by lioeters 3mo ago
He's an old-school hacker in the best sense of the term. Living in an off-grid cabin in the Oregon mountains, programming the Apple Writer, flying down to Cupertino on a little private airplane with his bicycle in the back. Much undera
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by lioeters 3mo ago
Ooh, I'd read this article before, but didn't realize Joel Yliluoma is Bisqwit. He has a YouTube channel on technical topics including: making your own terminal emulator, NES emulator, 3D engine, Tetris, programming in raw assembl
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by lioeters 3mo ago
As long as powerful people profit from war, humanity will never be free of its curse. Those who engineer war will ensure the world is traumatized by the horror, generation after generation; so that nations, governments and politicians are s
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Panchanga Tantra: The Magic of the Indic Calendar System(aksh.ai)
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by lioeters 3mo ago
Browser extension: Hacker News Enhancement Suite
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by lioeters 3mo ago
I don't get how every post you make gets exactly 8 upvotes immediately. In every, single, new comment. (I don't really care, I just noticed it now. I honestly enjoy many of your comments.)
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by lioeters 3mo ago
Ceci n'est pas une pipe. (:
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CoRecursive Interview with Paul Lutus, the Author of Apple Writer(corecursive.com)
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by lioeters 3mo ago
Literally a comment I wrote then decided not to post. > The best LISP is the one you create yourself. You learn so much about programming by implementing your own language, and LISP is brilliant for this purpose thanks to its simple synt
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Homebrew and How the Apple Came to Be – Stephen Wozniak (1984)(atariarchives.org)
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by lioeters 3mo ago
Related: Classical Sorting Algorithms as a Model of Morphogenesis: self-sorting arrays reveal unexpected competencies in a minimal model of basal intelligence - https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.05375
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by lioeters 3mo ago
Here's a Lex Fridman interview discussing it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jr1sNYY2t9A I'm a fan of Michael Levin's work, a biologist and philosopher riding that edge between genius and mad science. In the
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Surprising emergent behavior of sorting algorithms – Michael Levin, Lex Fridman [video](youtube.com)
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Mal – Make a Lisp, implemented in 89 Languages(github.com)
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by lioeters 3mo ago
I really wish it had more industry buy-in, in terms of funding and community participation. The language has so much to love about it, and even the typical criticisms - some deserved, some not - can be improved or solved over time because i
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by lioeters 3mo ago
Such a helpful comment, much appreciated.
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StageX: Eliminating Single Points of Failure in Linux Distributions [pdf](codeberg.org)
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It from Bit, Bit from It: Physics, Information, and the Quantum Zeno Effect(symmetrybroken.com)
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Reproducible Builds in June 2026(reproducible-builds.org)
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by lioeters 3mo ago
Beep boop. Newly proposed international law mandates all AI-generated content to start with: "beep boop".
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Oxidizing OCaml with Modal Memory Management (2024)(dl.acm.org)
2 points by lioeters 3mo ago|0 comments

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