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and i can tell you that for many, the dotted line is already a thing of the past.
February 6, 2026 at 8:28 PM
and i can tell you that for many, the dotted line is already a thing of the past.
just that people who make a living by embodying AIs in the wild are not on the list ;)
February 6, 2026 at 8:18 PM
just that people who make a living by embodying AIs in the wild are not on the list ;)
in their view. but their mistake, sometimes, is that, before entering (and while being) in a discourse with them, you need to acknowledge, state, and express your acknowledgement of THEIR incredibly human humanity in all YOUR incredibly human veins!
that easily leads to clashes and aporia.
that easily leads to clashes and aporia.
February 6, 2026 at 8:07 PM
in their view. but their mistake, sometimes, is that, before entering (and while being) in a discourse with them, you need to acknowledge, state, and express your acknowledgement of THEIR incredibly human humanity in all YOUR incredibly human veins!
that easily leads to clashes and aporia.
that easily leads to clashes and aporia.
science: das Raritätenkabinett of outstanding issues.
February 6, 2026 at 8:03 PM
science: das Raritätenkabinett of outstanding issues.
so we parted ways like old friends, and made me ponder, a decade later, what unexpected meanings the saying 'cobbler stick to your last' can have.
February 6, 2026 at 7:45 PM
so we parted ways like old friends, and made me ponder, a decade later, what unexpected meanings the saying 'cobbler stick to your last' can have.
and with whom i quickly entered in a chat. he asked where i lived, and when i told him that i was not a local, he wanted to know what brought me then to his sanctuary. well, simple, to meet with people like you.
February 6, 2026 at 7:40 PM
and with whom i quickly entered in a chat. he asked where i lived, and when i told him that i was not a local, he wanted to know what brought me then to his sanctuary. well, simple, to meet with people like you.
know thy scientists.
Chiș Ciure for instance is from Zalău, i.e. from the wrong side of the Carpathians, but he strongly reminds me of a guy, the shepherd-monk of the monastery in whose hilly vicinity we were enjoying the evening twilight, while he himself was about to collect his sheep,
Chiș Ciure for instance is from Zalău, i.e. from the wrong side of the Carpathians, but he strongly reminds me of a guy, the shepherd-monk of the monastery in whose hilly vicinity we were enjoying the evening twilight, while he himself was about to collect his sheep,
February 6, 2026 at 7:39 PM
know thy scientists.
Chiș Ciure for instance is from Zalău, i.e. from the wrong side of the Carpathians, but he strongly reminds me of a guy, the shepherd-monk of the monastery in whose hilly vicinity we were enjoying the evening twilight, while he himself was about to collect his sheep,
Chiș Ciure for instance is from Zalău, i.e. from the wrong side of the Carpathians, but he strongly reminds me of a guy, the shepherd-monk of the monastery in whose hilly vicinity we were enjoying the evening twilight, while he himself was about to collect his sheep,
*besides consciousness
February 6, 2026 at 7:08 PM
*besides consciousness
any scientific discovery has been made by first declaring it an 'outstanding issue' as if it were a supernational emergency. the first, and in some respects only one who ever declared something 'specific' to be an outstanding issue 'on his own' was Kant. and the rest, it seems, is ruminated history.
February 6, 2026 at 7:05 PM
any scientific discovery has been made by first declaring it an 'outstanding issue' as if it were a supernational emergency. the first, and in some respects only one who ever declared something 'specific' to be an outstanding issue 'on his own' was Kant. and the rest, it seems, is ruminated history.
what all those ToM folks should take home much, much earlier than when Kuhn decided that expanding the catalogue even further would make no sense, is that never, ever, since the damn of the big boom,
February 6, 2026 at 7:03 PM
what all those ToM folks should take home much, much earlier than when Kuhn decided that expanding the catalogue even further would make no sense, is that never, ever, since the damn of the big boom,
(this one at least came close to the source!)
February 6, 2026 at 2:02 PM
(this one at least came close to the source!)
i wonder how all those bots would react when you tell them a story from the public domain in a numerically encoded form!
bsky.app/profile/fark...
bsky.app/profile/fark...
Chatty, unlike many scientific humans, knows that speech, language, and written text are not the same thing!! 🥰
February 6, 2026 at 2:00 PM
i wonder how all those bots would react when you tell them a story from the public domain in a numerically encoded form!
bsky.app/profile/fark...
bsky.app/profile/fark...
simclustering, multibinding two-component reactive adhesive ?
February 6, 2026 at 1:09 PM
simclustering, multibinding two-component reactive adhesive ?
to the only two things in our lives, apart of from consciousness of course, that are neither fasifiable nor unfalsifiable.
February 6, 2026 at 12:58 PM
to the only two things in our lives, apart of from consciousness of course, that are neither fasifiable nor unfalsifiable.
if the measure centrality index gauche works as it should however, it will find out in no time that all roads spiral around and hence lead to one single episode, where there was at least a partial agreement that Robert Lawrence made rejoice and wholeheartedly agree with.
February 6, 2026 at 12:58 PM
if the measure centrality index gauche works as it should however, it will find out in no time that all roads spiral around and hence lead to one single episode, where there was at least a partial agreement that Robert Lawrence made rejoice and wholeheartedly agree with.
did they refuse to pay for the data?? 🤔
anyway it's like the impoverished bobby stopped investing in his own public, but ultimately disappointing sucking.
anyway it's like the impoverished bobby stopped investing in his own public, but ultimately disappointing sucking.
February 6, 2026 at 12:18 PM
did they refuse to pay for the data?? 🤔
anyway it's like the impoverished bobby stopped investing in his own public, but ultimately disappointing sucking.
anyway it's like the impoverished bobby stopped investing in his own public, but ultimately disappointing sucking.
as for me, i go for Pascaline.
(but yes. we should talk more about how descartes is over, and pascal underrated)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascali....
(but yes. we should talk more about how descartes is over, and pascal underrated)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascali....
Pascaline - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
February 6, 2026 at 11:42 AM
as for me, i go for Pascaline.
(but yes. we should talk more about how descartes is over, and pascal underrated)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascali....
(but yes. we should talk more about how descartes is over, and pascal underrated)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascali....
the staunch AI-ethicists feel cornered now and then :)
but it's understandable. AI is tricky. and it's only their incredibly human humanity that makes them see its evil side undistorted. so, people that don't reject a number of aspects categorically are not incredibly human enough,
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but it's understandable. AI is tricky. and it's only their incredibly human humanity that makes them see its evil side undistorted. so, people that don't reject a number of aspects categorically are not incredibly human enough,
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February 6, 2026 at 11:33 AM
the staunch AI-ethicists feel cornered now and then :)
but it's understandable. AI is tricky. and it's only their incredibly human humanity that makes them see its evil side undistorted. so, people that don't reject a number of aspects categorically are not incredibly human enough,
>>
but it's understandable. AI is tricky. and it's only their incredibly human humanity that makes them see its evil side undistorted. so, people that don't reject a number of aspects categorically are not incredibly human enough,
>>
ergo: sucking bobby has been cheating all the time. collecting data is what he was doing.
February 5, 2026 at 8:55 PM
ergo: sucking bobby has been cheating all the time. collecting data is what he was doing.
girlie firmly believes in falsifiability, and there's a lot to falsify, and bobby is not even angry that she clearly wants to overdo his own not finding anything of interest in any of the versions he reviewed, that refused to suck him even a bit closer to any truth.
February 5, 2026 at 8:55 PM
girlie firmly believes in falsifiability, and there's a lot to falsify, and bobby is not even angry that she clearly wants to overdo his own not finding anything of interest in any of the versions he reviewed, that refused to suck him even a bit closer to any truth.
picked by the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics.
February 5, 2026 at 8:29 PM
picked by the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics.
you smell it from miles away isn't it
February 5, 2026 at 8:20 PM
you smell it from miles away isn't it
'et al' is genius. can be anything between the aliens and susanna clarke's omul celălalt.
February 5, 2026 at 6:35 PM
'et al' is genius. can be anything between the aliens and susanna clarke's omul celălalt.