throwwit

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by throwwit 10y ago
Has the games industry adopted Hollywood Accounting? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_accounting
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by throwwit 10y ago
Hopefully a 'new path' doesn't entail something like working at a fast food joint... http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/that-figures-profe...
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by throwwit 10y ago
Eventually, the biggest consequence of a focus on incremental advancements may be that there will be no more 'Einsteins' or Higgses in a role-model sense.
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by throwwit 10y ago
Economy->Stocks->Valuations on 20+Years->Social Unrest It's important.
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by throwwit 10y ago
I think my old Optical USB mouse had a ferrite bead just for this. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrite_bead
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by throwwit 10y ago
Based upon the well established Braess' paradox theory, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braess'_paradox
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by throwwit 10y ago
(Forgot to explicitly say, the failure modes are different: an inactivation that inhibits gracefully (simply forgetting) vs activation independent of actual signal (spurious thought). False negatives vs false positives.)
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by throwwit 10y ago
The running example reminds me of https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/the-running-blog/20...
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by throwwit 10y ago
After spending some time with an individual that has autism, I feel like there's an underlying process to 'normal' cognition that spans a gamut from Schizophrenia to Autism. A shaky metaphor to the neurology might be how e
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by throwwit 10y ago
Cool... Is there anyway to combine this with a seam carving approach?
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by throwwit 10y ago
Not only that, in my workflow I keep FB in the first Safari tab and open every story in other tabs, only to find out closing FB ruins every open outside link!
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by throwwit 10y ago
I'd expect diffusion of responsibility or just plain laziness to happen with a human in the loop. (Side note: This thread is talking about 'broken window' policy.)
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by throwwit 10y ago
..or an inherent groundstate failure mode?. I.e. the condition-based lowering of the activation energy of an endothermic crystalization. I don't know how feasible it would be though.
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by throwwit 10y ago
Seems the philosophy Canada is going with is 'revolving-door', by balancing emigration with immigration[1][2]. What happens when the economy slows and there's record household debt? There should be more bedrock jobs than just
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by throwwit 10y ago
So does evoking uncertainty allow for an overall learning advantage when it comes to age in more complex scenarios?
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by throwwit 10y ago
Just to make sure I don't confound the term ROI, I'm referring to hiring costs. Long term employee costs of 1/10x # of desks also incentivize the pattern.
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by throwwit 10y ago
If a company thinks it can hold off hiring through 10 interview rounds for a 10x, it will have the same ROI and the added benefit of statistics to prompt government action/assistance. Unfortunately, in turn, catering to increase the s
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by throwwit 10y ago
Mistake 1 - Looks like the classic off-by-one! Definitely the boundary point for a Chomsky Grammar type. Modifications to the code for processing problems like the Sorites paradox would be interesting.
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by throwwit 10y ago
What were the "might not have been good experiments"?
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by throwwit 10y ago
This is the biggest problem IMO. Just imagine a couple of AIs that systematically discover a few exploitable loopholes or trading algos all at once; it would be like black & scholes exponentiated. I doubt outside research would be abl
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by throwwit 10y ago
Ideally globalization gives everyone a shot at a middle class, if everyone plays towards a larger market. Realistically, there's jockeying for trade and racing to the bottom via whatever measures can be taken (lower taxes, fewer regul
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by throwwit 10y ago
Gabriel's Horn is probably more appropriate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gabriel's_Horn
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by throwwit 10y ago
It's probably more beneficial for evolutionary 'creativity' than the complex pathways in biology you depend on; and that's gotta be the only reason a quirk like that is still around.
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by throwwit 10y ago
The largest extrinsic factor (causally effective), should be the environment's physiological interaction with cells that have accumulative exposure: the alimentary system. Lower incidences of alimentary cancers should be the hallmark
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by throwwit 10y ago
Is the reasoning behind the method a corollary to compressed sensing?
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by throwwit 10y ago
If the flow dynamics of the wind are taken into account, how much effect does extra rotational energy further away from the axis have on the conservation of momentum?
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by throwwit 10y ago
Was just going to say the same thing. Appeal to Scientific Consensus becomes the new Appeal to Popularity or Authority fallacy, just due to scope of study.
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by throwwit 10y ago
Anything on the net about pmtelemetry.kext for OSX?
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by throwwit 10y ago
Hello! and welcome to Moviefone!... (2016)
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by throwwit 10y ago
Already implemented in faster DSP from what I gather... http://arstechnica.com/apple/2011/12/apple-lays-down-half-a-...

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