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iciac
15d ago
The authors are referring to a Pareto Frontier https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_front
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Environment Embodied Intelligence
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How R&D Affects Absorptive Capacity
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Diffusion over Networks
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Diffusion over Networks
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Transformation and Analogies
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Transformations and Analogies
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The (AI) Nature of the Firm
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The (AI) Nature of the Firm
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2y ago
Great game! Curious what design decisions you would change if you were starting from scratch.
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4y ago
“What information consumes is rather obvious: it consumes the attention of its recipients. Hence a wealth of information creates a poverty of attention, and a need to allocate that attention efficiently among the overabundance of informatio
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4y ago
111TWh is well beyond a typical hydroelectric dam output (most are an order of magnitude lower storage and generation). As an example, the very sizable Australian Snowy Hydro 2.0 upon completion is estimated to have storage for 350GWh (the
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4y ago
There are two out-of-field books that I always recommend to policy analysts, economists, and regulatory drafters: The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman, and Algorithms To Live By by Brian Christian and Thomas Griffiths. Both are high
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4y ago
Equally "The Art of Doing Science and Engineering" by Hamming is one of the best books around on the philosophy of problem solving, and an excellent primer on core concepts in signals processing, information theory, and computing.
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4y ago
You might be interested in this 1 page paper by John Nash, which proves the existence of equilibria for finite N-player games (an extremely powerful result). In essence it uses a set theory result (Kakutani's fixed point theorem), and
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4y ago
Braess Paradox is one of the nicest results in network science and traffic engineering. It's possible to find examples of its application in any situation that can be modelled as a network, from graph neural network architecture (remov
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4y ago
There's an analogous concept to Nash equilibria in transport engineering known as Wardrop's First Principle. In essence, at equilibrium no user has an incentive to change their behaviour by choosing an alternative route. A 'c
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4y ago
As a related Adelaide fact - the center of town is ringed by a "moat" of parklands, each ostensibly the width of a cannonball and designed as a defensive structure (an invading force would need to run through a cannon's worth
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Storage as a Communication Problem
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Storage as a Communication Problem
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Where's Wally and a Swiss Cheese View of Deep Learning
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Where's Wally and a Swiss Cheese View of Deep Learning
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5y ago
As an aside it's worth noting that RSA itself is partially-homomorphic (ciphertext multiplications are preserved in the decrypted plaintext). The idea of 'homomorphic encryption' was even introduced by another Rivest and Adle
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Why Does Australia Still Use Fixed-Order Ballots?
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Why Does Australia Still Use Fixed-Order Ballots?
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The Information Bottleneck Principle and Corporate Structure
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The Information Bottleneck Principle and Corporate Structure
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How much information can a small image contain?
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Talking Drum
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Playing the Numbers with Interviews
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