Archive for March, 2019
This will be a first in a series of posts as we read through Kimhi’s book. I am going to write up some notes while reading through Kimhi’s Thinking and Being. I have written about it generally before here and here. Building off of Paramenides famous philosophical fragment Kimhi wants to (potentially) realign the entire enterprise of […]
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Tags: analytic continental divide, greek thought, irad kimhi, logic, Paramenides, predication
Faint Cinder
21Mar19
Halt and Catch and Fire was one of the greatest character dramas made and no one watched it. Maybe its name scared too many away thinking it would be a smart-assed comment on technology, or another meander into 80s and 90s nostalgia. In its funny and passing moments it functioned this way but pushed far […]
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Tags: computer history, gaming, halt and catch fire, technology
Naught Thought 