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My PhD thesis is online. Read it, if you want to know how algorithms emerge as subjects, rather than objects.
theses.hal.science/tel-04653…
I am in book III of Hyperion, and just realized that Teilhard de Chardin is real. Amazing philosophy to read 🖤
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this is actually accurate. Gadamer is one of my biggest influences. How do they know I read Ibn Khaldun?
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Roman Glass retweeted
"Why is Houthi intelligence so effective? How do they manage to strike with such precision the moment their enemies assemble at their camps?"
Guess who established Yemen's pre-unification intelligence apparatus.
come on the lyrics of this song are pretty nice: C'est le député du canton
Qui est venu me chercher pour voter
J'ouvre pas non non non
Je me suis déjà fait baiser
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Anthropomorphising, one of those words, that carry the wrong meaning. It is not just a little fallacy to correct. It goes much deeper into human ontology, things are when we *understand* things. AI is through us.
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the more I get ripped the more I treat myself like cattle. feeding window, sleeping window, lift weight, cardio, feed protein, drink water. the ultimate objectification.
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I want to write a cultural studies paper about restrooms in Asimov's Robot novels. It is quite ingenious and weird to give so much space to the future of architecture and urban design.
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maybe deep knowledge of epistemology and hermeneutics survive the ai revolution.
Replying to @khoiiiind
Understanding happens when a person's current cultural horizon fuses with the horizon of the text or the other person through a back-and-forth dialogue
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in my real work that is more communication than engineering opus 5.5 is the first model where there is really a value add that impresses. like you have a clever colleague to consult.
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anybody else has this problem that with AI I can do much more but now I have so much context in my head, it's bursting.
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