Posts by DanielBrockman@mastodon.world
 (DIR) Post #ASReAKu3ZGm1kzbbgO by DanielBrockman@mastodon.world
       2023-02-07T18:48:49Z
       
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       @matt what’s the difference between a browser and an app?
       
 (DIR) Post #AVIu1fmKgl0czvHbMm by DanielBrockman@mastodon.world
       2023-05-04T07:10:27Z
       
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       @tiago my skills at reading math have faded. can you describe an intuitive lmodularity maximizing situation in the objective world?
       
 (DIR) Post #AWH1y3tZQVaVSGhNJY by DanielBrockman@mastodon.world
       2023-06-02T07:22:05Z
       
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       @tiago That tendency to find clusters in randomness does correspond well with numerous natural and human phenomena. Galaxies, mountains, locations of banks, clover growing on the lawn, lumps in cooking grits, Mandelbrot sets, communication signal errors, popular & unpopular stocks on the exchange, craters on the moon, and others. Interesting what you have found. I think this has a profundity— it isn’t mere spurious interpretation. Null Hypothesis: Randomness doesn’t occur in clusters.
       
 (DIR) Post #AXtHOsEx1ZVbeVGz3Y by DanielBrockman@mastodon.world
       2023-07-20T16:06:10Z
       
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       @tiago Good morning, Tiago.I look out my kitchen window this morning & see a bumblebee on the lavender. I turn to my browser, go to Mastodon, & see a post from Tiago. I assert ground truths: Tiago's post exists. A bumblebee exists. I infer "Tiago's post" wasn't written by Donald Trump. I infer I'm not looking at a clever 16K UHD representation of a bumblebee. I pass the Cartesian test: I think, so I exist. Both inference & empirics give us truth.
       
 (DIR) Post #AXtUDrAvwRxMZJTFK4 by DanielBrockman@mastodon.world
       2023-07-20T18:29:50Z
       
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       @tiago quite right. we never escape uncertainty.