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Semiotic-Reflexive Transformer for Meaning Divergence Detection and Modulation(sublius.substack.com)
2 points by spacebacon 7mo ago|5 comments
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Teaching Al to Understand What Words Mean(sublius.substack.com)
1 points by spacebacon 7mo ago|0 comments
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It's Not Magic, It's Metapragmatic: Memetics Through the Lens of Semiotics(sublius.substack.com)
3 points by spacebacon 8mo ago|0 comments
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by spacebacon 8mo ago
I felt alive again as I used my physical volume button down to focus on the text.
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by spacebacon 8mo ago
Semiotics is in your near future
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by spacebacon 8mo ago
This GBC shader reveals a key truth: all computation is approximation under constraint. Multiplication becomes table lookups plus addition, while precision yields to what the eye actually sees.
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by spacebacon 8mo ago
The pitchfork bifurcation: https://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.5987495
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by spacebacon 8mo ago
Adobe’s pen tool across all titles is second to none. There is so much value in just that one tool done right.
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by spacebacon 8mo ago
Thank you. The HN audience demonstrates capacity for metapragmatic analysis, though institutional incentives favor semiotic complacency over methodological innovation. The comfort of entrenched epistemological positions is precisely what th
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The Treachery of Signs: Why Feeds Are Turning Societies into Adversaries(sublius.substack.com)
2 points by spacebacon 8mo ago|3 comments
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by spacebacon 8mo ago
In hindsight of writing this I also wonder if Grant Wood understood the significance of the pitchfork bifurcation?
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The Treachery of Signs Semiotic Mediation(papers.ssrn.com)
4 points by spacebacon 9mo ago|0 comments
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by spacebacon 9mo ago
It’s intended as an interruption to reflexive opposition. Thank’s for reading.
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by spacebacon 9mo ago
It’s your right.
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by spacebacon 9mo ago
The Meshtastic list of networks is nice, but it is missing several. For example, the lack of listings in North Carolina led me to find https://ncmesh.net/ .
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by spacebacon 10mo ago
That software box on the shelf at Babbage’s is a cherished memory—a tangible oddity of software distribution prior to broadband, now just a relic in memory. Most of us assumed it would last forever. We get our software at the click of a but
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Not a Pipe: The Treachery of Images – Sublius Edition(substack.com)
2 points by spacebacon 10mo ago|0 comments
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by spacebacon 1y ago
You know very well this is not acceptable. The ad network chosen and the click jack tells me you have tarnished your romance with bottom barrel scraping baddies.
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by spacebacon 1y ago
Download ready, click to proceed for me. Clicking the X on the second time I loaded the site click jacked the ad itself.
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by spacebacon 1y ago
I agree, I don’t see this working on existing commercial cargo planes without significant engineering challenges. I also don’t see this working for existing air control systems. I do see it working for private airfields designed for it and
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by spacebacon 1y ago
In short it seems like a combination of high labor cost, high corrosion risk (concrete chips and salt water erodes the rebar inside) and technological advancement (fiberglass). Also the steel shortage that birth these in the first place was
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by spacebacon 1y ago
I know one, can you elaborate?
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by spacebacon 1y ago
Pay to open this room option. Allow a sponsor URL.
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by spacebacon 1y ago
Create premium object properties that make premium objects more fun maybe. Object properties and rate limits may be enough to get payments flowing in.
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by spacebacon 1y ago
Many right people definitely already have. They are waiting for your next move … one or two may help ferry you across the channel but I would expect they are mainly waiting for your next move! Get busy.
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by spacebacon 1y ago
I believe you have discovered a good balance of crap and potential. Pretend you are Markus Persson and this is your first Minecraft prototype.
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by spacebacon 1y ago
Just charge to put something in the room. Problem solved. People pay for less.
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by spacebacon 1y ago
One more reason for employers to invest in their local communities now … This comes down to cheap education. The skills can be acquired cheaper abroad. Companies can provide free education now or pay the 100k which is close to the cost of e
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by spacebacon 1y ago
SELECT 'Hacked!' AS result FROM Gibson_AI WHERE memory='SQL' AND NOT EXISTS ( SELECT 1 FROM vector_graph_hype WHERE recall > ( SELECT speed FROM relational_magic WHERE tech=&
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by spacebacon 1y ago
Fake News

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