jeremiem

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by jeremiem 1y ago
I agree that conversation is generally not very productive as we often talk past each other. I would recommend anyone that struggle to discuss divisive or controversial topics to learn and watch Street Epistemology [0], or Compassionate Epi
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by jeremiem 4y ago
Close, https://world.openfoodfacts.org/ and https://world.openbeautyfacts.org/ , by the same association. Crowd-sourced databases that you can query scanning the barcode using their app. The quality and avai
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by jeremiem 4y ago
Studies of split brain patients play a good part in illustrating how little our consciousness is in control in "Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain" by David Eagleman, a book I highly recommend.
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by jeremiem 4y ago
I don't think it's impossible to agree on one schema but it's very expensive to do so and requires tools from the study of philosophy. While I don't work in the domain, the ontologies in the OBO Foundry and all the ones
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PeerTube v2(framablog.org)
455 points by jeremiem 7y ago|151 comments
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by jeremiem 8y ago
If I could guarantee you that I wouldn't send anything, would you agree to give me, a stranger, your email password?
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by jeremiem 8y ago
Hopefully PureOS on a Librem 5
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by jeremiem 8y ago
Your first point is being worked on and there are a few upper ontologies being used. I find BFO [1] quite promising. I believe that we actually can generalize modelling. We have dictionaries filled with definitions, given enough time and di
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by jeremiem 8y ago
Sounds a bit like "Death Switch", a short story from "Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives" where our personal algorithms outlive us.
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by jeremiem 9y ago
OpenGrok, it's very simple to setup and makes navigating in large codebase easy.