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by nathias 3y ago
it's as if the interests of the financial sector and the common man are not in alignment... but that would be impossible, right?
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by nathias 3y ago
it's just simple math, when you're 1 year old 1 year is the totality of your experience, when you're 2 years, it's half, etc.
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by nathias 3y ago
if that's what you thought separation of concerns meant it's best to forget it
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by nathias 3y ago
Svelte to me is how objective progress in building the web looks like, much like React was just much better than Angular 10 years ago, Svelte just makes sense.
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by nathias 3y ago
you can also connect other chats to weechat like facebook messenger and slack, so you have a unified chat
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by nathias 3y ago
I've been waiting 25 years for this
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by nathias 3y ago
The hierarchy isn't a series of steps to be achieved sequentially, it's a hierarchy of needs everyone has at all times that are more or less fulfilled. Nobody goes to therapy because they lack self-actualization, they choose a mor
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by nathias 3y ago
'profit as unethical' is a toxic idea that has ruined many good people
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Sprite Fusion: Online Editor for Sprites(spritefusion.com)
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Ultra-high quality virtual try-on for Any Clothing and Any Person(humanaigc.github.io)
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by nathias 3y ago
most of it is an attempt to escape Hegelianism/Marxism/psychoanalysis, but his earlier works (Difference and Repetition, Logic Of Sense) are much better in terms of accessibility, to me his best are books on other philosophers, on
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by nathias 3y ago
Freud and Levi-Strauss were scientists/academics who influenced philosophy, but not philosophers. Philosophy has a lot of dependencies, this is why every so often a fork is needed to 'restart' but it never works and dependenc
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by nathias 3y ago
this is more of a problem of the US reception of Deleuze via literary studies not philosophy, Deleuze is a very serious and rational thinker, but without context, it's senseless (which people use for posturing)
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by nathias 3y ago
Continental philosophy has some starting points, but some authors will be completely incomprehensible without reading most of the classical works. It's written for philosophers. If you haven't read at least Kant and Hegel, Heidegg
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by nathias 3y ago
Deleuze is one of the best thinkers of the last century, but he requires a lot of reading before what he's saying can make any sense.
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by nathias 3y ago
mostly ideology
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by nathias 3y ago
world view is a very unfortunate choice of words for what they meant
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by nathias 3y ago
you're lucky usb-c ports are failing constantly
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by nathias 3y ago
There are so many downsides of choosing web components you really need a very rare usecase to justify them. They are an artefact of a time we're all glad to be done with, they force you into OOP so you're doing inheritance acrobat
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by nathias 3y ago
web components are a failed standard, it was a good idea 10 years ago but now its a very bad idea
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by nathias 3y ago
but it isn't empty babble, if you read it in good faith (as you should any philosophical text)
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by nathias 3y ago
I would argue his article was valid despite his intentions, philosophy does not concern itself with the scientifically correct opinion but explores ideas and their consequences and connections. So he poses a nonsense scientific thesis and e
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by nathias 3y ago
I hope so, because the trust was never justified. Maybe we'll start actually judging the content of arguments instead of just using easily exploitable heuristics.
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by nathias 3y ago
effective altruism praxis
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by nathias 3y ago
this has nothing to do with free will, only what our intuitive idea of randomness is
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by nathias 3y ago
good, I hope they can use them to make better drugs
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by nathias 3y ago
critique so radical it isn't philosophical, it's theological
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by nathias 3y ago
Metaphores and analogies are important tools of thinking, even in science, some bear fruits some lead to errors, but we can't know in advance.
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by nathias 3y ago
There are so many downsides of choosing web components you really need a very rare usecase to justify them. They are an artefact of a time we're all glad to be done with, they force you into OOP so you're doing inheritance acrobat
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by nathias 3y ago
you are right, there should be prison punishments for the managerial class, otherwise its just an added cost of business

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