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>staircoin I'm nothing against yourself, but https://thricegreat.neocities.org/the_most_cringe_thing_on_the_internet.txt . Please do not make here a SNS.
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staircoin's avatar staircoin 6 months ago

Haha! lol That's fair. It's funny that you bring that up because I was wondering if I was maybe overdoing it, but then again... I'm was so surprised that anyone was interested in following me that I felt that I needed to thank each one of them. oof Sorry for that. So, I take it that doing this is not expected on NeoCities? I can just... say nothing, when someone follows me?

kaa's avatar kaa 6 months ago

Thricegreat takes joy in being a little blunt and rude. The essence in their point is that the energy is *wasted*, that nothing has been really done. However, a follow is a good reason to respond to a site. Give it a 10 minute review, leave a comment, and if you're interested in their work, follow back!

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>kaa Also of course syntax and semantics are heavily related. But those are two different things.
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>kaa I guess this is just a definition problem.
>kaa Something can't exist without the world. The fact that there are thinkable things called concepts means that they belong to the world. What so called the physical world is just a subcategory of it.
The world is real. A state machine is a concept. Categories are limited to what is real by our sanity. The world is our biggest category, because we are products of it, and it contains us, who model the world with concepts. Semantics are developed from a history of association between syntax and reality. Our memories are part of our states.
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>kaa Well besides that you argued (The world) < (The category of state machines). I think the world is the biggest category.
>kaa Syntax does not imply semantics. That's basically what Chinese room argument is.

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