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wcerfgba
6y ago
I made a digital art piece a few years ago based on a grid of oscillating squares, which prompts some questions about machine consciousness: https://jpreston.xyz/2018/05/18/i-can-feel.html
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Have a conversation with them about something, "wanna know something cool about rocks/insects/stars/the ocean/numbers/... ?" -- share things that you found exciting and interesting with them. :) From there
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A jazz ballad: https://soundcloud.com/wcerfgba/release-me
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What's the origin of the name? 'Lunatic' is an antiquated and ableist term for the mentally ill, so probably not the best name for your product/company.
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This research group does not seem to be using the Delphi method described in the OP Wikipedia article, it just has the same name.
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Agreed, I love everything about this but I'm currently waiting to buy something with a 5800H.
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Reposting this because when I saw it yesterday on New it had been flagged dead within 7 minutes, despite being a well-written summary and opinion on Urbit. Not sure why it was flagged, and apparently when I vouch it does nothing so, whateve
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Urbit: The Good, the Bad, and the Insane
(wejn.org)
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EteSync – Secure Data Sync
(etesync.com)
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As the father of a trans man, I fear for the consequences of this cruel judgment
(theguardian.com)
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10M voters racially profiled by Conservatives – Open Rights Group
(openrightsgroup.org)
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I don't think the take on feminism in this article is particularly good. The author discusses feminism as "a memeplex that provides a bunch of pattern-matching opportunities where a man is in the wrong and a woman is in the right&
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The superweapon post: https://web.archive.org/web/20121007160623/http://squid314.l... because it is now behind an authwall.
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This reminds me of the Connection Machine architecture [1] > Each CM-1 microprocessor has its own 4 kilobits of random-access memory (RAM), and the hypercube-based array of them was designed to perform the same operation on multiple data
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I can still see some local businesses -- albeit with the full page modal popping up as I scroll. Can people post examples of pages which are no longer accessible? Maybe this is being A/B tested, or only applies under certain circumstan
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I'm glad TBL is working on this stuff, but at this point I can't help but feel like this is doomed to a very slow uptake, like how Semantic Web and IPv6 are still emerging technologies. I am reminded of esr on Plan 9: > Unix cr
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NYTimes uses the paywall to keep control of their data ;)
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Tstolua – TypeScript to Lua 5.1 compiler
(github.com)
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Games on GitHub – A list of popular/awesome video games hosted on GitHub
(github.com)
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Because you value different perspectives, or 'truth' -- whether truth is a valid property for a statement to have depends on the particular statement, but looking to other perspectives will help you find truth if it is available;
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I'd at least settle for having the messages sync properly between my devices. When I used Signal ~1 year ago on Linux desktop and Android phone, if I had it open on my mobile I would get the messages there, and then if I later opened t
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Getting my personal data out of Facebook (2019)
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Jair Bolsonaro: Organized Crime and Corruption 2020 Person of the Year
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A Generative Grammar for Jazz Chord Sequences (1984)
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Carbon offsets aren't working, and probably can't
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Tutanota Transparency Report and Warrant Canary
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The ad: https://twitter.com/DaveStangis/status/1339183289349918721/p...
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> Deovtion’s hidden piece of art that caused so much fuss last year contained what news reports at the time described as “an ancient style of writing” that read “Xi Jinping” and “Winnie the Pooh”—a meme that has been outlawed in China th
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GOG Bails on Selling Taiwanese Horror Game Devotion
(kotaku.com)
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I don't understand your analogy. Using OSS is not like fishing because there isn't a finite number of times a project can be depended on downstream. When I use a lib I don't "take a fish out of the lake".
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