ricardo_nh

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Modal Logic(plato.stanford.edu)
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by ricardo_nh 3y ago
I agree. There an indefinite number of contextual nuances and cultural/political particularities that do not let themselves be captured by this type of analysis. Or at least it is only possible up to a certain point
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What Are SEO Articles(jdrgroup.co.uk)
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by ricardo_nh 3y ago
this is interesting. it also connects with the concept of mimetic desire. do we feel full because the Other who posted also feels full?
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How Social Networks Differ from Communities(blog.discourse.org)
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by ricardo_nh 3y ago
I don't think that TikTok will survive in the Western world, they should accept the situation they are in. Too many governments and military are already blocking the use. Its just a matter of time until it applies to civilians
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Wittgenstein – SEP(plato.stanford.edu)
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Google former AI researcher on lack of self-regulation(businessinsider.com)
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by ricardo_nh 3y ago
yes of course, I agree. but you don't need to define knowledge for that. all you have to do is see the cases where knowledge is attributed to subjects and what are the requisites for that in each context. if we are talking about scient
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by ricardo_nh 3y ago
I'm sorry but Freudian's universalist approach is as bullsh*t as a genetic explanation for hoarding. I agree that to make the universal claim that all hoarding is a reaction to a loss is wrong if we are talking about specific loss
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by ricardo_nh 3y ago
I think that there is one side of the question missing: what ties people together in the process of decision? were they elected, are they being payed or are they giving their life to a cause? in all these different scenarios the decision pr
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by ricardo_nh 3y ago
people tend to forget that the very process of knowing is as important as the thing known. no one can be a know it all aiming for a collection of "the most important things to know". You are a know it all by being curious, attenti
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ChatGPT detectors are not a solution to AI cheating problem(techxplore.com)
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by ricardo_nh 3y ago
A lot of companies, big and small, have been following this strategy. It makes a lot of sense to me. Companies should never blindly jump into the bandwagon of every novelty
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by ricardo_nh 3y ago
the article could explore a bit more the importance of voice for subjectivity and identity. I would say that with the emergence of the 'idol' culture, the voice also took center stage. the voice is one of the fundamental elements
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by ricardo_nh 3y ago
the more the web is controlled by the big tech, the more it will become a feudal space
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by ricardo_nh 3y ago
I think that this question is also an existential one: how do we want to live our lives? besides the scientific/philosophical discussion about memory and writing, which is fascinating by itself, the question for me is what kind of huma
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by ricardo_nh 3y ago
I don't know if the majority of people want to be oppressed, that sounds like a simplified generalization. Specially taking into account the variances of oppression between different regimes across the world. The reasons for oppressive
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by ricardo_nh 3y ago
I used to have a blog about 10 years ago. The problem I felt is that either you get a recurrent base of readers or you will end up shouting to the void. Social media could have been the space for blogs to be shared but it ended up killing t
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by ricardo_nh 3y ago
The same is happening in many places in Europe: young people are leaving rural areas and the only ones left to tend the farms are the elderly who eventually give up and sell their land to a big company. There is a huge lack of incentives fo