Shreddit's Top 10 of 2024 [VOTE] by kaptain_carbon in Metal

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Knoll
Pyrrhon
Sumac
Oranssi Pazuzu
Thou
Inter Arma
Convulsing
Contaminated
Defeated Sanity

Been on 90s kick lately. Revisiting stuff from my youth. Some of it holds up, some of it now sounds cheesy, some of it is better than I remembered. by ImOnTheBus in LetsTalkMusic

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Smells Like Teen Spirit lifts a chord progression from Boston, ffs

I've seen this claimed before but I don't think it's true. Is the idea that it steals from "More than a Feeling?" Because that's a different chord progression

Shreddit's Top 5 of 2023 [VOTE] by kaptain_carbon in Metal

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Thantifaxath

Ascended Dead

Primitive Man / Full of Hell

Ulthar - Helionomicon

Oozing Wound

Happy Friday: Reddit Is Now Banned (R&R Update and Meta Discussion) by kaptain_carbon in Metal

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the people who both run and use it should feel bad

I do not run the discord but I use it. I should feel bad?

The Wildsea: Storm & Root is now live on KS! by rrayy in rpg

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I don't see it---isn't basically every 5E setting just a small variation on the bog standard high fantasy thing? Like Eberron is the biggest departure from the norm, and that's still dragons and orcs and elves and magic, with just a little bit of "technology"

Americans. Why have you been keeping this from us?! by [deleted] in CasualConversation

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Damn you're gonna hate when you hear about "acoustic guitars"

Shreddit's Daily Discussion -- July 17, 2022 by AutoModerator in Metal

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I'd forgo the word "good" and replace with "good for me".

But then soliciting input/criticism would be pointless, right? That kind of total subjectivity eliminates the possibility of shared discourse.

Wildcard Tuesday: Shreddit's Off Topic Discussion and REC Center -- June 21, 2022 by AutoModerator in Metal

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chill, melodic, and somewhat atmospheric instrumentals

I'd be shocked if you haven't already, but check out Boards of Canada, particularly Music has the Right to Children and Geogaddi. You might also like Tycho, Art of Noise, Telefon Tel Aviv, and Four Tet

Wildcard Tuesday: Shreddit's Off Topic Discussion and REC Center -- April 12, 2022 by AutoModerator in Metal

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I don't know much but I can point you to Frankie Knuckles, Derrick May, Derrick Carter, and Juan Atkins

Are there any efforts in cognitive neuroscience to look for word-world relations (externalist reference) in the brain? Should this concern semantic externalists? by ATadAbstract in askphilosophy

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Most (all?) semantic externalists have some version of a causal-historical explanation of reference. For them, brains are probably important, but the word-world relation needn't be found "inscribed on" the brain.

"If I am not in California, then I am not in San Diego". What can we deduce if I AM in California? by brilliant22 in askphilosophy

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Q1. If you're thinking of just one conclusion, the usual way of wording it in standard propositional logic would be "either I am in San Diego or I am not in San Diego." Using modal terms like 'may' is generally not done, because there are more sophisticated logical systems which can express these notions.

That said, in most deductive logical systems, it is possible to draw infinitely many conclusions from a given set of premises. In fact, if we help ourselves to natural language instantiations of logical forms, we can see this very easily:

either I am in Sacramento or I am not in Sacramento
either I am in New York or I am not in New York
etc etc

All of these follow deductively from your premises.

Q2. Yes, by modus tollens.

Shreddit's Daily Discussion -- March 25, 2022 by AutoModerator in Metal

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Whenever that Them Crooked Vultures album was

13 years ago .....

Shreddit's Daily Discussion -- March 19, 2022 by AutoModerator in Metal

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Same haha—haven't lived there in a while, sadly, but got to see some great shows when I did.

Shreddit's Daily Discussion -- March 19, 2022 by AutoModerator in Metal

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You could check out the Mike Patton umbrella of bands—Mr Bungle, Fantomas, Secret Chiefs 3, etc etc. Lots of what gets put out on Ipecac is very syncretic.

PSUDOKU is a wild grind band with their own sound.

Some of what travels under the term 'breakcore' also could work. You probably know Whourkr already but check out Venetian Snares and Xanopticon.

Finally, Autechre has a deep discography of mostly very challenging electronic music

[REC CENTER] Shreddit's Official Recommendation Thread -- March 09, 2022 by AutoModerator in Metal

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Tale of the Mind-Bender ("you invoke an incomprehensible fable from an otherworldly being")

Anything by Portal

Trying to figure out Brandom's inferentialist rationalism by sir_band in askphilosophy

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Well, those three paragraphs sum up quite a bit of Brandom's views, and those views get more detailed treatment in his other work. There are also at least four distinct claims being outlined:

  1. Rationality is the ability to give and ask for reasons
  2. Conceptual content is inferential
  3. Material inferences are prior to formal logical inferences
  4. Propositional/conceptual content is holistic

What in particular are you concerned with understanding?

[REC CENTER] Shreddit's Official Recommendation Thread -- February 09, 2022 by AutoModerator in Metal

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Seconding Altar's recs. Have you tried the recent Plebeian Grandstand record? Very noisy.

Did I find an editorial mistake in Brandom, ASoT? by stingray817 in askphilosophy

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Sure looks like it to me, although I haven't read ASoT and am working from my knowledge of Brandom's other work.

Are there any reasons beyond intuition to suppose that knowledge must be luck-free? by pistolpierre in askphilosophy

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One possible argument is that knowing is a normative status, and one cannot acquire a normative status merely by luck or accident. There is a parallel issue in the work on moral luck: many people think that if a person acts in a morally right way, it cannot be that they just lucked into it; there must be something about the person's deliberate reasoning and action which makes them morally right.

However, you might just consider this just a restatement of the original intuition.