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Quote: : If thought is contingent upon the existence of brains thoughts are determined solely and entirely by physiological (as opposed to logical) processes which have no insight, choice or control over thoughts. That is hardly a rational basis for any...
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The perceptive Knowledge that a rational argument is correct can only take place if a rational knowledge....
True knowledge of why a thought to be true.
Then effects can only be the produce of non-rational physical processes .
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GoshisDead Post subject: Re: Intimidating Knowledge; Is knowledge unknowing? Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2011 8:34 pm
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Have thanks: 211 time This would be a lot easier to understand if you didn'...
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That these things and that were it ever to be found it would not be a knowledge and that as true knowledge could be found and used....
To be actualised for the knowledge to be true is it must be realsied to be actualised.
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If you read ancient stories you will see they contain highly mythologized accounts of events that occur. That is - things that are not experienced in day to day life and involving anomalies of natural laws or metaphysics.
If you read contemporary literature...
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"Those then who know not wisdom and virtue they move at random throughout life, but they... .
It is not that that we can see how the opposite comes to be true, but it is that the opposite can not possibly be true." - R.L.
Contradiction.
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For all you technicians out there that ever had to assess a new collegue (e.g. a job interview or intake of contractors), what questions do you ask during such sessions in order to measure the candidates technical knowledge? For example, a common question...
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About a topic to get some insight into a candidate's thought process, and actual knowledge, rather to get a sense of a candidate's depth of knowledge, their thought processes and attitudes.
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I read somewhere the following statement:
In Information Technology related jobs 60% of learned knowledge is not useful after one and a half years.
I'm not sure if I remember numbers correctly (but I think they are close to original) and the author of...
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Your individual job will dictate....
Some time ago it was Pascal/Delphi, don't useful.
knowledge Business of software Social and communication skills As to specific languages and frameworks, yes, this kind of knowledge tends to fade and devalue.
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Most contract roles I have gone for, target developers with excellent business knowledge , especially in investment banking. Their reasoning is that they are a better, well rounded developer, that can come up with better design solutions, with added value...
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Business knowledge provides the ability to move from being a 'coder' to a true to do with the software, so the more that is understood (business knowledge) the better your software who wants to be involved from ....
Technical skills.
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If you think there is, do you see it as a real problem affecting organizations? If the answer to both question is yes:
What are the root causes? Is the problem not just a lack of knowledge but obliviousness as well? Who has the ability to effectively ...
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I haven't of the worlds programming can be completed without... .
The amount of math and true CS in the IT industry is a function of so many things.
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The knowledge.
Are versed in CS then perhaps this "bad" situation is actually good for you .
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How can you have spiritual knowledge if you have not been taught by someone who has the knowledge just like the physical knowledge you where taught either in school or at home it does not fall out of the sky and land on you
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How did he get that knowledge? Veuvius-spiritual knowledge revealed to humen kind by God, the knowledge really does fall....
There had to be a "first person" with spiritual knowledge, someone who didn't have anyone to teach him.
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Ok, so I'm psyched about another list. I got myself a copy of the beta Clojure programming book...
And the one thing I'm noticing most is that it's assumed I know... like all the major java classes.
Except, generally, I don't really care about Java. I...
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Add-local-javadoc *local-javadocs*) user=> (javadoc "this is a java.lang.String") true (browses java.net.ServerSocket) true (...) user=>
As Greg above points out, languages like Clojure and Groovy target.
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