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Fine-Tuned Constants
(plato.stanford.edu)
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ph4
7y ago
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Why I Am Not a Physicalist
(thesideview.co)
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7y ago
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7y ago
Serious question, why post something for discussion if it's behind a paywall?
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ph4
7y ago
For those interested in potential viable ontologies other than reductive physicalism, I encourage you to read the works of Bernardo Kastrup. His most recent book, The Idea of the World, is well-argued and very interesting.
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7y ago
Don't move. Stay in your small town. Narrow the scope of your dreams, dial down your ambition to something more reasonable. Jettison idealistic principles, come to terms with self-imposed limits on your potential using elaborate ration
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7y ago
The attacker is also threatening to make these private repos public, or misuse their access to the repos in other ways (likely additional types of breaches).
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ph4
9y ago
Convention = arbitary. It's conventional. For convenience. Relative. Not absolute. Same as your lines defining what is and isn't conscious.
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ph4
9y ago
You're drawing arbitrary cutoffs in your height example. Which brings back the original question, what's your selection criteria for consciousness?
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9y ago
The Book and The Wisdom of Insecurity, both by Alan Watts. Then I could have inoculated myself from the myopic obsession with eco-consciousness promoted by the rest of the books in this thread.
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9y ago
Seems to me that consciousness is a matter of degree, with devices like thermostats at one pole, and self-reflective neocortex-style consciousness at the other. Not that I have a strong desire to defend the consciousness of thermostats. I j
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9y ago
Do you have a working definition of consciousness?
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9y ago
Reading these comments is a fascinating look into the ontology assumed by militant scientific materialists.
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9y ago
dos32.bas
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ph4
10y ago
Is there a clear, objective, and accurate list of the ways in which the DNC rigged the primaries? All of my searches turn up shady conspiracy web sites.
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ph4
11y ago
We've been using this for about 6 months to bang out prototypes very quickly. Happy with it so far.
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ph4
11y ago
Starting with Django 1.7, migrations have been available in the core package.
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11y ago
Alan Watts - The Wisdom of Insecurity An exploration of man's quest for psychological security and spiritual certainty in religion and philosophy.
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ph4
12y ago
So what should we be learning if we want to be exposed to high-level, highly-transferrable concepts related to front-end frameworks?
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ph4
12y ago
The heart can think of no devotion Greater than being shore to ocean - Holding the curve of one position, Counting an endless repetition. Robert Frost
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ph4
12y ago
Sorry, the trivial amount of people using noscript is simply unimportant to me.
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12y ago
I'm taking Discrete Math now and have both books. Epps' has much simpler explanations. I haven't taken algebra in 5 years and find that Rosen's assumes a lot more knowledge, frequently skipping lots of steps in its expla
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12y ago
Wonderful book. Try "The Wisdom of Insecurity" next. And to anyone considering either of these, I think TWoI is a slightly better intro to Watts' work.
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12y ago
I wrote all the content myself, which took maybe 20-30 hours. The theme is a profession in the veterinary field, so it offers advice to prospective students and people interested in the career (schooling, salary, etc.) It requires zero main
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12y ago
About $75-$100 a month from a simple AdSense site that ranks highly for some key terms. Pretty lame.
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ph4
12y ago
This is a good way to piss off your marketing department. Unfortunately sometimes UX has to take a hit in the name of the bottom line. Email/direct marketing works. It won't deliver value to every user on every contact, but even 5
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12y ago
A one of a kind, once in a generation human being.
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ph4
13y ago
Sorry, but that sounds like absolute bullshit.
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ph4
13y ago
So? Why does do you need science's permission to do anything?
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13y ago
What the heck is with that logo?
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13y ago
You're like the Survivorman of development, carrying your own cameras and playing the harmonica on top of the real stuff.
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