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by naringas 7y ago
but nothingness in fact isn't an impediment to creation because nothingness just isn't. it's not an impediment nor a boon nor anything at all. and how can you concieve of a way to measure "nothingness" when by defin
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by naringas 7y ago
> Pure nothingness has no potential for creation. I disagree, pure nothingness has the largest potential for creation because by virtue of not being there (nor anywhere) it doesn't prevent anything at all from creating itself. if th
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by naringas 7y ago
and my oldest email is from 2004... i.e. earlier email has vanished
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by naringas 7y ago
I wonder how many of these are pushed as mandatory vaccines
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by naringas 7y ago
there's also the series of youtube videos by Ben Eater in which he builds a breadboard computer. link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLowKtXNTBypGqImE405J2...
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by naringas 7y ago
ah, here we go fast forward 25 years and we'll need a government approved license to open dev tools in a browser. I hope I am wrong.
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by naringas 7y ago
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by naringas 7y ago
the best thing is how the "company" (or corporation) is to blame. so none of the actual individual humans who did this is at fault here. at worst they would be fired and go to work somewhere else. which is compeletely fine. and wi
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by naringas 7y ago
this is why I don't focus on remembering how to do stuff I focus on how to quickly learn (or re-learn) how to do it.
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by naringas 7y ago
why not join efforts with wikipedia? or at least borrow heavily from?
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by naringas 8y ago
it just occured to me that natural selection is basically survivorship bias. hahah
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by naringas 8y ago
https://www.hillelwayne.com/post/formally-specifying-uis/
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by naringas 8y ago
in my opinion the possibility of misuse a defining trait of technology.
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by naringas 8y ago
digital data is not at all like apples which exists as physical objects. this issue is far more nunanced.
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by naringas 8y ago
>having the right to exclude people from it. but that becomes near impossible with digital information. just try removing something from the internet right now I belive that the entire internet is changing so that this becomes every more
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by naringas 8y ago
why not blow the grass?
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by naringas 8y ago
> I don't understand their priorities. enterprise sales contracts
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by naringas 8y ago
Indeed, if one tuned a piano like the article describes it wouldn't sound good. As far as I undesrtand it has to do with the thickness (i.e. the real world physicallity) of the lower octave strings. The strings are not trully one-dimen
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by naringas 8y ago
> In short, most countries in the world do not want China to succeed I wouldn't be so sure about that. I suppose most * developed * countries do not want China to succeed. But what about African countries? or Latin American countrie
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by naringas 8y ago
> Again using back-of-the-envelope calculations, he asserted in one of his posts that 1.4 billion newcomers to the industrialized club would “completely change the face of “developed economies”, which currently cover just 800-900 million
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by naringas 8y ago
from somekind of "Free Market" standpoint, how can there even be "dirty" money? isn't money just money? I sense some kind of double standard
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by naringas 8y ago
an *entire full length movie
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by naringas 8y ago
sooner or later they have to make a full length feature film using this technology
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by naringas 8y ago
> "the gadgets are the true people of the Earth", and corporate businesses are fast becoming the true citizens of nations.
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by naringas 8y ago
I think that if we got rid of those incentives people would still innovate
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by naringas 8y ago
it wouldn't be quite the same because software does not have physical material properties. IMO this difference is crucial.
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by naringas 8y ago
hardware - the body. software - the mind aka the spirit. hardware together with software is the runtime the body with the mind make a human person, maybe that's the soul?? ‍️
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by naringas 8y ago
> there must be some way for it to interact with the physical world that's the body
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by naringas 8y ago
>We still have passionate arguments between believers in various interpretations of quantum mechanics, the Copenhagen interpretation, the many-worlds interpretation, the decoherence interpretation, the hidden-variables interp
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by naringas 8y ago
> So basically ~70 years wasted. to call those years wasted implies that we shouldn't have had to wait for them. it suggests that we should look for a way to bypass them.

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