hkhall

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   by hkhall 10y ago

   Yes. I keep a five year journal [1] after it was given to me as a gift at a wedding I attended two years ago. I had tried journaling before but a full, blank page was too much in terms of time commitment and stress I put on myself around it
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   by hkhall 10y ago

   I came here to say this, what do you like to bake? I am a becoming a bit of a sourdough fanatic and am starting to see some results [1]. Thinking about building a wood-fired oven and baking a little for the farmers market this year to see i
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   by hkhall 10y ago

   I see several thoughts about that interesting proposal(offhand and only related to USA): 1) Those that have participated in government/military have less say than when they served. This could be a positive, but I feel some objection to
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   by hkhall 10y ago

   I was working for the leading print marketing company that was starting to have serious competitors and post-IPO we were really concerned that people were going to order business cards from us all the time (since they were almost free) to t
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   by hkhall 10y ago

   Thanks Tyler.
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   by hkhall 10y ago

   The most recent is Liquid Intelligence by Dave Arnold[1] [1] https://www.amazon.com/Liquid-Intelligence-Science-Perfect-C...
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   by hkhall 10y ago

   http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal....
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   by hkhall 10y ago

   As this thread is filled with people that know way, way more about CUDA and OpenCL than myself I hope that you will indulge me a serious question: I get that graphics cards are great for floating point operations and that bitwise binary ope
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   by hkhall 10y ago

   There is something similar in the US at Dartmouth (yes it has a slightly goofy name): http://engineering.dartmouth.edu/academics/graduate/innovati... Basically they let you cross register with some Tuck Classes wh
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    by hkhall 10y ago

    You are thinking of tit for tat, right? I remember reading about generous T4T where in ~10% of the cases they were generous [CITATION NEEDED] it performed better that pure retaliation. Now there is a new paper in Nature[1] that I just stumb
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    by hkhall 10y ago

    I have been doing them for a while. Yes they suck to start but then they start getting meditative. As winter ended in New England I wanted to up the stakes a bit. Where my wife and I live there is a lovely little waterfall where we go swim
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    by hkhall 10y ago

    I lived with the author for several years so I am coming at the paper from a position of knowing how he approached the work. I also see it as typical of systems and EE/CS MEng work at MIT. In my grad program a Dr. Jason Dahlstrom [1] j