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by whyowhy3484939 2y ago
That's right, they don't just hate creatives. They'll go after anyone. I wonder what the hyper-capitalist's end game looks like. One giant company that covers everything with one man sitting at a dashboard, tweaking pa
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by whyowhy3484939 2y ago
You are definitely on to something here, but the difference is that the fundamental process was proven. It "just" needed to scale. That's hard and complex, but on a different level. I don't think anyone doubted the natur
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by whyowhy3484939 2y ago
I appreciate the need for some semblance of uniformity, but surely we can read A Tale of Two Cities on both a Kindle and on paper without any substantial sacrifice in understanding. It is merely the appearance that I wish to differentiate
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by whyowhy3484939 2y ago
Fair enough. I can't say I'm familiar enough with professor Pearl's work to argue productively, but I do thank you for pointing this out. This is most interesting.
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by whyowhy3484939 2y ago
That's a significant observation by professor Pearl and I don't wish to belittle his contributions, which are significant, but I do wish to stress that it is the 18th century we need to thank for "causation cannot only be inf
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by whyowhy3484939 2y ago
The current generation's interest is indeed quite understandably focused on, pardon the simplification, data-driven correlation engines and the results have been nothing but spectacular. Let it be clear that I do not reject the idea(s)
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by whyowhy3484939 2y ago
Oh, I agree on the ignorant part, but you can believe me it is not willed. I very much like to be educated on this because nothing I have read - yet - touched these fundamental problems with a ten-foot pole. I have elaborated in a sibling c
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by whyowhy3484939 2y ago
I can appreciate this very practical stance and I naturally urge all my technical colleagues to persist in their struggle for pragmatic victory, but I can't help but voice some concerns that at the very least may lead to an illuminatin
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by whyowhy3484939 2y ago
I have one and it very much struggles to make and especially to receive calls and is still trying to be smart. PinePhone is definitely not a dumb phone. It's expensive as well. To me a simple, dumb, open source device that can easily b
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by whyowhy3484939 2y ago
But it got electrolytes?
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by whyowhy3484939 2y ago
> I think everyone wants this. You asked for it. I don't want that. I don't want an "integrated experience" and "flagship quality". The first sounds juvenile and the second sounds unnecessarily expensive and
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by whyowhy3484939 2y ago
"Suppose you try to construct a coherent, ordered, natural world with no resource other than repeated exposure to things, and the formation of certain associative bonds. Oh, please!" This is prof. Robinson on Kantian philosophy -
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by whyowhy3484939 2y ago
Project management strikes me as one of those fuzzy complicated looking problems that, for some reason, are always approached as a single problem that needs one UI. In my mind it is not a single problem. I'd try a more modular approach