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It is interesting, that no one mentioned the basic concept of javascript’s object oriented construct. There are multiple answers regarding the objects of javascript, but they are only the surface. Of course, the first I had to understand at the end of 90’s is, that there are no classes in javascript, just objects (yes, there are classes now, but classes are still a sort of syntactic sugar for easier development). This wasn’t that difficult, there are other languages having this solution, too. Later I went deeper to understand instantiation (if there are no classes, how does it work) and even inheritance. And I lost, slowly. As far as I remember I needed weeks to understand the whole concept of this prototype based OOP. And I found it cool :).232 views · View 1 upvote

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by being open to changing one’s view, a person could enter a state of 'aporia' – a profound realisation of the depths of one’s ignorance – which, if submitted to, could then allow one to experience a state of 'ekstasis' – literally a “stepping out of one’s self” – which was the first stage in the emergence of a more authentic self.

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The V8 (Chrome's JS engine) team is not implementing TCO, for the time being. It's ripped out of the most recent versions (see this thread).

has meaning at the time rather than abstract 00:25:25 fiats from somebody who is intolerant and says this is what we must do i think the first thing to say when people say this is what we must do is well maybe or maybe not

the way we make progress is not by cutting off the strain of life the stem from which 00:25:00 we grow and then finding ourselves with nothing to feed us and no idea of where we should be but it is from that growing flexible trainable organism that the 00:25:12 next steps come

the society was not just a a a an association of people but it was the association of those people now 00:24:19 with those who lived in the past and those who would come to live in the future which is why in many stable societies other than our own present one people pay attention 00:24:32 to what the elders thought to what um the traditions that they inherited have to say about this this means that instead of being like a rudderless ship that can be blown anyway by whatever wind happens to spring up they have some 00:24:46 point to refer to you

we don't see it in time we've we've time sliced time has become very thin it's this moment now where i am but 00:23:54 this moment came from many others and will lead to many others in the future in that sense it's more like a melody than anything else you don't make a melody we're putting together a note and another note but it's a flow

if we don't understand uh enmeshment with other living beings 00:23:29 including non-human beings i would say very very importantly and we so in space as it were we don't see ourselves as ramifying into 00:23:41 a hole which is larger than ourselves and knows more than we do

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happiness actually comes from a sense of partly humility about what a human being can know and be not the sense that we know it all now 00:18:13 and as long as we have enough power to change things we will change them for better we don't know that

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i actually call the left hemispheres generated world a hall of mirrors because it doesn't see anything outside of what it itself has created

younger people losing their sense of joy aviv their sense of freedom and that for me seems 00:18:39 intimately linked to social media this sense that we're all on show we're kind of in some ways observing each other constantly moderating our behavior by what everyone else is doing so in this 00:18:52 sort of hall of mirrors that we've created do you think that's a big part of it

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Turing's 19:36 idea of universal computer and what Universal means is that with a universal computer you can compute anything that any computer can 00:01:17 compute by simulating this other computer

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public controversy could be 00:33:45 carried out more expeditiously if you read something that seems controversial you can ask if anybody's filed a reply and I was hoping that this together with 00:33:57 an author's ability to revise the original statement would lead people to converge on considered positions more quickly than at present even if they do not come to actual agreement and maybe 00:34:11 that's happened a little bit I'm still sort of hopeful for the future but I didn't see it 00:34:25 happening in this philosophy meeting um well to set up formally discussions of some controversial if you can find some 00:34:43 issue where there are yes or no sides then the yes nose might hit on considered positions as best they can by 00:34:57 by iteration and I so I'm not going to do it but you should do it

I predicted was that there would be frequent revisions of articles and books and author can take into account new facts or other people's criticism and the reviews the revision would take effect immediately it's been a little 00:33:17 bit of that I frequently revise the web versions of of old papers or put a dated 00:33:32 footnotes in it but it certainly hasn't happened very much

hoping advertising would 00:32:08 mainly go away and that was um didn't happen

there were 00:31:53 people to tell him what to read

Herbert Simon once complained to me said we're drowning in this glut of information

even if certainly society has survived 00:30:25 Bill Gates being so rich

the best guy is a lot 00:29:22 better than the second-best

the phenomenon of stars

Richard Stallman who has been 00:28:03 a hero in many spects has been a negative force

now in 1970 I ignored the copying problem

world of the future whereby an individual could compete with the large organizations at 00:27:06 least find a place among the large organizations and we'll see how that develops

underestimated the resistance to being displaced these organizations would be able to mount even the publication organization of nonprofit scientific 00:25:43 societies have been able to resist displacement like American Physical Society and so 00:25:56 forth ACM at triple-a I as once you've created a bureaucracy then it's going to maintain itself so the biologists have 00:26:14 taken the lead in creating online journals page where things work now the blog's come closest to my predictions but they still can't afford famous 00:26:25 professional writers

feel your 00:23:55 pain and and so forth III think it will only produce annoyance it really has to have some understanding of what you need to know

fad for emotional computing for 00:23:29 sympathetic computing

now everyone has trouble using something new 00:21:42 and no matter how much experience you have of using some things other things are going to come up for which you are a beginner and you will have typical 00:21:52 beginners troubles

a major development that's required is for the systems to 00:22:05 understand the users confusion how is he confused

the dot-com crash was that there were just too many bad or trivial ideas

present web is pretty good the users will do okay even without new ideas in my opinion there's a shortage of good new ideas

the people who are offering it were aiming at monopolies of services but in general too little and too late

set-top box where you would use a TV as 00:20:15 a display and so forth

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done badly because of having fixed 00:18:32 allocations of space and so forth various bad ideas

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now there were other prophets and I'm neglecting them Nelson I'm even forgetting his 00:10:40 first name but anyway

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Liberalism believes in individualism 00:36:29 as we said earlier, that each one of us is an individual. We have this ray of light, this inner core which is individual. This is our real self. Well, according to the life sciences today there are no such things. All animals, including humans, are not individuals. They don't have souls. They don't have any essence. 00:36:53 They don't have any inner core. They are basically a collection of biochemical algorithms, all kinds of algorithmic systems that build the brain, that build the human beings, the giraffe, the elephant, whatever it is. And if you peel all the layers, all the systems that make up an animal, an organism like an onion, 00:37:16 you peel one layer after the other, one layer after the other, in the end you won't get an inner core of light, or a soul. You will get nothing. There is just nothing left when you take out all these different biochemical algorithms, nothing is left. There is no individual. Secondly, these biochemical algorithms that make up an organism are not free. 00:37:43 There is no such thing as freedom according to the life sciences. All systems in nature, including these biochemical algorithms, they work according to just two possible principles. Either they are deterministic or they are random. Perhaps some events on the quantum level 00:38:08 insert a certain randomness into the biochemical processes of our brain, of our nervous system, of our body, but that's it. The word "freedom" simply has no meaning in the life sciences of today. Taking these two ideas together that an organism, including Homo sapiens-- which is just another animal 00:38:32 like the chimpanzees, and giraffes, and so forth-- if an organism is just a collection of algorithms, and these algorithms are not free in any sense, this means that at least potentially an external system, an external entity can understand me perfectly. It just needs to understand all the algorithms that 00:38:55 come together to build this machine, this structure. And the crucial insight is that even our sensations, even our emotions, even our feelings, liberalism believes above all else in our feelings, how you feel about politics, about art, about sexuality, this is the holy grail of liberalism, our feelings. 00:39:23 But now come the life sciences and say, feelings? Feelings are just biochemical algorithms calculating what? Calculating either of two things, probabilities of survival and probabilities of reproduction. That's it. The Homo sapiens, like giraffes, like elephants, they are calculating all the time, all their body 00:39:47 is just a calculating machine for calculating probabilities of survival and reproduction. This, again, may sound a bit abstract. So I will give two simple examples. First of all, problems of survival. Let's say you are a baboon. And you are somewhere in the Savannah in Africa. And you see a tree with bananas on it.

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Entrenched Western alliances and interests are often not values-based.

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