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by meroes 7y ago
https://youtu.be/jhnKBKZvb_U?t=3516
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by meroes 7y ago
I cant think of a single amendment that isn't qualified in some way. But kudos if you or someone takes an issue like this to the supreme court.
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by meroes 7y ago
Discussions about perception and reality are always good, even if this article seems a little tame compared to what philosophers have argued about for centuries. But it's nice to see such a discussion coming from scientists, and not ju
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by meroes 7y ago
Can I take this opportunity to ask a stupid question? Is ML anything more than pattern recognition? If I could tally nearly every game state vs game state -> win %, then run a simple if [state], then {} program, then what do I miss out o
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by meroes 7y ago
It's convenience, always has been.
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by meroes 7y ago
I would also recommend his story about acid to anyone https://www.stilldrinking.org/the-episode-part-1
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by meroes 7y ago
I admittedly only looked at at half a dozen images/PDFs, but I didn't see anything alarming or beyond what I would expect in any large company. In fact your link has had the opposite effect you intended because if you think a well
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by meroes 7y ago
Trump situation. Not Trump. I am not sure what the context of the discussion was, but I am sure a Project Veritas video doesn't give the whole context. It could be referencing something unrelated to the election. Maybe it was about Net
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by meroes 7y ago
I'd say not similar methods. Koch Industires/1980s Conservatives spreading propaganda to limit any increase in govt (i.e. more regulation would be passed) lead to climate deniers. Anti-Vax discord was recently aided by Russian dis
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by meroes 7y ago
> Many of the recently-publicized shootings in the US have occurred in California, which has some of the most strict firearms laws in the nation. How many of those had an out of state purchase like the most recent one though (Gilroy)?
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by meroes 7y ago
> The big bang, the time that has passed since them, even the concept of time, are not in fact reality but rather the interpretation of reality made by our consciousness. I think that is very reasonable/likely >There is no argume
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by meroes 7y ago
But then why is this in a Psychology posting and not a Philosophy one if it's just about ontology?
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by meroes 7y ago
Thanks for the response. I'm not a physicist but we can't speak of before the Big Bang usually. But you are right fields could have existed before neutrons and protons formed. As far as we know, consciousness requires protons, neu
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by meroes 7y ago
I took issue with this part: >In the same way, if the universe is to actually exist, its properties can’t be exclusively relational/dispositional People who believe the mathematical universe hypothesis would take issue here (I'
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by meroes 7y ago
Sure maybe from a philosophical point of argument consciousness trumps all and physical existence and objective external reality should be viewed through that lense. But every single particle has a worldline tracing back to the Big Bang, wh
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by meroes 7y ago
The concept of science, which is the empirical study of reality, does not change. There are many concepts that can share the same word - is a Scotsman someone born in Scotland, one who moved there, one who shares Scotland's culture and
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by meroes 8y ago
As a total layperson, I think the focus should be on long term car-to-car networking. Skip this visual feedback rut we are in and make every new car broadcast its position, velocity, acceleration, heading, etc. Problem is how to get manufac
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by meroes 8y ago
FB isn't the government though.
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by meroes 8y ago
When I worked there we only guaranteed speeds coming off a Comcast router/modem.
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by meroes 8y ago
Average of 3 but somewhere between 2-6 nearly every single day. Tmobile displays a lot of them as "scam likely" at least now.
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by meroes 8y ago
To my eyes the main difference between today and ancient societies is lack of central narratives. Greek philosophy was hung up on appeals to nature, souls, and the greats unequivocally believed in a creator god of some kind (not the Pantheo
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by meroes 8y ago
You can make naked eye observations but it took the telescope (and more accurate time keeping) to have accurate enough measurements for an actual proof. Multiple ancient Greeks who had strong arguments for Heliocentrism, but there wasn&#x27
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by meroes 8y ago
I think he means he can't be that outraged if he's still using them.
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by meroes 8y ago
What's interesting to me is while we have no reference for how close we are to understanding ultimate reality, you are nevertheless sure enough in your beliefs to call ancestral knowledge and other species 'embarassing'.
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by meroes 8y ago
Had something similar trying to schedule a phone interview. The confirmation email text gave a time 3 hours before the date picker time displayed on their site. I spoke to them on the phone to manually schedule me and then we ran into a pro
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by meroes 8y ago
All it takes is engineers to stop selling their skills to capitalists...
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by meroes 8y ago
The society would have to have never discovered radioactivity to go undetected this long. In comparison it will take millions of years to wipe out human traces ever since the first atomic testing was done.
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by meroes 8y ago
Honestly the best tower defense games are still Warcraft 3 custom maps, which is getting a refresh with Reforged. I'd recommend YouTD personally.
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by meroes 8y ago
'They' isn't used as a singular pronoun in many style guides, including the New Yorker's but nice try.
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by meroes 8y ago
As a layman, is this just saying we learn by training an intuition of what's what/what's correct, rather than actually calculating deep reality/referencing our entire memory set every time we intake some information or n

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