Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
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Stanford Encyclopedia article on "Holes" and RetailReady hiring news
This cluster contains two unrelated news items. The first is about an article on "Holes" from the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, published between 1996 and 2025. The second item reports that RetailReady, a YC W24 …
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New framework improves semantic similarity analysis for discursive texts
Researchers have developed a novel high-level text preprocessing framework designed to improve semantic similarity analysis for discursive texts. This method aims to mitigate semantic diffusion, where similarity scores …
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AI consciousness debate continues, with complex philosophical arguments
The question of whether artificial intelligence can truly ponder existential mysteries remains a subject of philosophical debate, with some sources suggesting a definitive answer may not be reached until 2024. One persp…
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Computational Theory of Mind discussed on Mastodon and Hacker News
The Computational Theory of Mind, a concept from 2015, is being discussed across various platforms including Mastodon and Hacker News. This theory explores the relationship between computation and the human mind, drawin…
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy revises death definition entries
The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (SEP) has undergone two notable revisions concerning the definition of death. These updates are detailed in entries on "The Definition of Death" and "Philosophy of Technology." Th…
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Ethical Emotivism: Moral Statements as Emotional Expressions
Ethical emotivism posits that moral statements are merely expressions of emotion, akin to exclamations like "boo murder." This theory aligns with non-realist viewpoints, suggesting that moral pronouncements are not obje…