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Chrysopolis
Joined January 2020
How did Leibniz think on the page? Beyond polished works, hundreds of reading notes reveal a thinker testing possibilities, correcting errors, and reacting to his peers in real time. More information about 2 forthcoming volumes of this material here: 🏛️ pfisogni.wixsite.com/rekh-ma…
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as it turns out the order we put words in was a long awaiting necropolis of dead labor
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New Cambridge Element, Hegel and the Pittsburgh School by Steven Levine @Left_Hegelian, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at cup.org/4bXdUhl #cambridgeelements #classics
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I'm wandering the Mongolian steppe, taiga etc, so not disposed to promote such things, but here are some Endnotes-related texts just published on the @endnotesjournal site. Feeding the Infant was probably the most developed point for me at least... endnotes.org.uk/dossiers/err…
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I wrote about the perceived problem of AI's "epistemic opacity" and why I think a lot of explainability research is boring and/or misguided
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Never mind the ethics of AI use, we need to establish the etiquette. Inviting me to read LLM-generated text without telling me that's what it is, as though you'd written it yourself, is _rude_
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Leopold Aschenbrenner trajectory from German green youth activist to Silicon Valley overleveraged financier encapsulates perfectly elite politics over the past decade
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E-flux heideggerianism is a phrase that's gonna be stuck in my mind for ages
but we read around 6-7 of his books and collectively decided that this *something* was just a sort of really beautifully-written 'e-flux heideggerianism'
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i hope one day to live in a society capable of making collective, conscious decisions for certain technological pathways and against others, rather than one that confusedly insists that market-mediated pathways are both inevitable but somehow also absolutely open & indeterminate
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Ray Brassier (AUB) - Human Minds and Animal Minds youtu.be/4Fxsa0PFIyE?si=tPZx… via @YouTube Ray Brassier new talk discussing the distinction bettween animal and human minds ('Reason and Nature' seminar - Academy of Athens)
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Soviet Krechet Lunar Suit ソビエトの月面宇宙服、ebayに出品中 ebay.com/itm/277497036899
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Replying to @no_earthquake
People who find polychromy tasteless or fake yearn to visit Herculaneum and that one museum in Rome with erotic artifacts. Painted sculpture bad? How about a copper figure with 20 dicks inlaid with precious stones?
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J. H. Prynne, on reading
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New by Patricia Reed! iabr.nl/media/pages/projects…
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Feel like we need some kinda theoretical breakthrough about aesthetics because it's been a few hundred years of fine arts and yet painters et al still speak like this to each other, which makes for a hard limit on artistic projects:
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Marcus Hutchins, the guy famous for stopping the WannaCry Ransomware, probably has the best take on Mythos doing vulnerability research
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The book Inside UPA is a visual tour of one of the greatest animation studios of all time. With its author's permission, we've shared the whole thing online for free. Our latest issue dives into the book and UPA's place in animation history: ─➤animationobsessive.substack.…
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Vincent Garton/@sysimmolator has written an excellent review for MIH of two new books on Alexandre Kojève by Marco Filoni, (The Life and Thought of Alexandre Kojève) and Boris Groys, (Alexandre Kojève: An Intellectual Biography). Read it here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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