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braft
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Comment #23618137
I'm sorry you're suffering and I hope you don't commit suicide. You are not a peasant. Peasants don't have $2m at any point. Maintaining a middle-class lifestyle today, which is an…
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Comment #23338324
"By your definition the subjective experience says nothing about how a heart actually works." No, that's a reductionist assumption. When I say "subjective experience" I am explicit…
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Comment #23275335
"you seem to be arguing you know more about pumping blood than the surgeons based on a feeling" No, I did not argue that at all. I said that there are multiple types of knowledge r…
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Comment #23218221
"a cardiac surgeon can still know far more about your heart than you do" You're conflating the knowledge surgeons have with the subjective experience of a pounding heart. Surgeons …
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Comment #22881391
I sometimes want to leave the industry because I can't seem to find a job dealing with interesting problems. I enjoy Rust and C, working with OS and machine details, but there don'…
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Comment #20025854
Yeah, the author conflates power with ambition which is easy to do while in a peaceful, prosperous society where making just enough to live on doesn't necessarily come with serious…
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Comment #18842265
Right. markdown was obviously not saying "children ought to be spanked because it's traditional and currently common," but rather, "you should not be 'amazed' that people feel that…
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Comment #14470586
There are two claims here that should be considered separately. 1. Hackers are reluctant to acknowledge that their work has political ramifications. I believe this is true, and a p…
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Comment #13351569
This section stuck out to me also: > Why would you want to be like Socrates, and not like Newton? Especially since Newton had more to show for his thoughts than an account of what …
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Comment #13351511
The author seems to take the goal of studying philosophy to be knowledge/technique collection, for an eventual goal of some type of measurable output. In other words, she expects p…