Philosophy Sucks!

I recently received an anonymous email telling me that I was being rude by posting so much here and that if I wanted to post that much I should get my own blog. After thinking about it I decided that this anonymous person was right; so I am happy to announce yet another philosophy blog: Philosophy Sucks!

Hope to see you there!!

 

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  • 5/9/2007 9:59 PM Eric Thomson wrote:
    I hope that doesn't mean you'll stop posting here. To anonymous: wanker!
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  • 5/10/2007 5:31 AM gualtiero wrote:
    Hopefully you don't agree with anon that you were being rude. A group blog is for its contributors to post on and for anyone to comment on (hopefully in a civil way).
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  • 5/10/2007 5:55 AM Richard brown wrote:
    Wow, thanks guys! I really wasn't sure what to think, since I am new to the blogosphere. This makes me feel better
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    1. 5/10/2007 6:54 AM kenneth aizawa wrote:
      Richard,
      Any time you do a lot of anything, it gets attention and some will be negative.  I've heard that Leiter, for example, rubs some people the wrong way.  Go figure.

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    2. 5/10/2007 8:41 AM anna-mari rusanen wrote:

      Richard,

      I agree with the gentlemen here, and I´ll (cyber)send my symphaties to you. Ok, Frege once pointed out that since I cannot have your pain, you cannot have my symphaties, but... what did he know in the first place?

      Eric, do you know anything about the mathematical theories of prediction? I have been reading a recent paper written by Shane Legg about universal theories of prediction, and I just do not understand it.

       

        

       

       

       


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      1. 5/10/2007 11:01 AM Eric Thomson wrote:
        Anna-mari:

        I have never heard of the 'universal' theory of prediction. I looked up his paper and I don't understand the details: it seems more mathematical than practical, and I tend to focus on the practical (e.g., as in my paper 'Quantifying stimulus discriminability' which compares Bayesian classifiers to information-based measures, both of which are very useful in analyzing neural data). The paper can be found here: http://ericthomson.net/publications.html">http://ericthomson.net/publications.html">http://ericthomson.net/publications.html.
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        1. 5/11/2007 2:40 AM anna-mari rusanen wrote:
          Eric,

          Thanks - I think I have already read your paper... It sounds familiar. However, I will read it again and then I will ask you many, many, many  silly questions. Be patient with me, please, will you? Of course, you can always say as a friend of mine once said when he was trying to explain some mathematical stuff to me "Woman, this is so painful that I have to drink more wine."...
          But now, have a nice weekend...


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