tooheavy

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by tooheavy 4mo ago
I think the representation in a computer, the fact that it is merely stored instructions and data, destroys everything but domains of simulation and emulation.
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by tooheavy 5mo ago
What are we going to do if codebases 'do' develop feelings about how they are written?
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by tooheavy 7mo ago
With sufficient pressure resolution and monitoring, one could probably match movement patterns to road maps and know everything.
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by tooheavy 11mo ago
There are probably many ways to slice or unpack the topic, and it can probably be approached at least partially from many different perspectives in different disciplines, but it may be captured reasonably well under the study of social dyna
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by tooheavy 11mo ago
Does anyone know the literature on adding people or individuals to groups, even an individual to a city? And the implications or outcomes of adding individuals of differing characteristics, potential for power, wealth, success, status, dis
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by tooheavy 1y ago
It's unfortunate there are pseudo-intellectual trolls on hacker news.
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by tooheavy 1y ago
It's more appropriate to ask you 'why' you do what you do, than 'how'.
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by tooheavy 1y ago
You could probably look at them differently if you tried. I wouldn't make a strong argument as I wasn't leaning strongly on a precise distinction in the moment, but to at least connote more maturity and activity and knowledge bui
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by tooheavy 1y ago
I'm open to there being something in reality that explains being someone or a specific person. Having a specific location in reality raises the question of how it came to be and what are the possibilities or limits - it's a piece
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by tooheavy 1y ago
Materialism (perhaps physicalism as well) appears to be on shaky ground to me - it does not tell me 'why' I have the first person experience that I have, why I experience and embody the matter that is my person or being, a specifi