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Complex Made Easy: Or The Debate Over PHP Made Simple(otherwise-than-code.blogspot.com)
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by zenogais 14y ago
Confirmed in California as well.
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Coming from someone who didn't start with PHP. Has used a variety of other programming languages. And programs in PHP daily I will say that it fails in many important respects and will for some time to come. The first things that come to mi
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Oh jesus. Someone who clearly hasn't read any modern philosophy but Ayn Rand.
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by zenogais 14y ago
It depends on what you mean by tangible. You're meaning here seems to be something like "having a direct impact on the physical sciences", a very limited question considering the breadth of the topics covered by philosophy but certainly the
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by zenogais 14y ago
I have to disagree here. Technology itself clearly is not something that you can "make sure..is used for good". The problem is not with any one piece of technology (eg. the computer) or technology as the sum of all individual technologies.
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I find most scientists I know startlingly bad at philosophy, and startlingly arrogant about how much science actually tells us. If only more people read philosophy instead of Popular Science.
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by zenogais 14y ago
Excellent article. I recognize in myself almost all these sources of grumpiness and callousness towards them to different degrees at the places I have worked. Never have they been so well laid out though.
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by zenogais 14y ago
The findings here seem fairly spurious. Intuitively true things are given more immediate access in the brain because the neural pathways are strong for them. Non-intuitive things take longer because the pathways are weaker. Equating this wi
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by zenogais 14y ago
Good article. I would just add that Philosophy classes especially the more abstract 19th (Kant, Hegel, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche) and 20th century (Heidegger, Foucault, Mearleu-Ponty, Wittgenstein) philosophers are fantastic and often under a
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by zenogais 14y ago
I'm actually working on a research paper at the moment which shows how this case is overstated. The IPD merely shows that given a situation in which neither party has any advantage over the other the best choice for maximizing outcomes is c
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by zenogais 14y ago
What the hell? This video is one minute long and has nothing insightful at all. This is more an ad for your website than anything.
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I'm kinda hoping this is a joke, but I'm also guessing not. The point is you would feel as helpless and frustrated as women do now if the tables were turned and the entire social structure was set up so as to belittle you and give you littl
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by zenogais 14y ago
Agree. I've often opted out of using exceptions in C++ for high performance or low level systems. This usually meant coding C in C++, but it was still great to have namespaces, the STL, Boost libraries, and stricter static typing. Too often
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Nevermind. I missed the whole glyph puzzle thing lol. Very cool.
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Seems not legit as it's not on 0x10c.com and that's where official updates are supposed to be posted.
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It's just lazy entrepreneurialism. Everyone wants to make lots of money without having to really do the taxing lowly day-to-day work.