DrNuke

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by DrNuke 6y ago
There is a Bohemia Interactive humblebundle on sale right now, offering a few really interesting 2010s simulators for $1, Take On: Helicopters among them.
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20 Kindle booklets released: Agriculture, Artificial Intelligence, Climate, Education, Arts, Politics, Economy, Press and Media, Justice, Internet, Nuclear, Manufacturing, Robotics, Materials, Environment, Healthcare, Philosophy, Safety, En
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That’s why I started a content project earlier this year but my admittedly very small evidence is not in the line of this article: my readers just want easy & simple bullet point to grasp “facts”, instead of first-hand expertise, refere
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Show HN: TenProblems – High-Quality Content for Quality People(tenproblems.com)
4 points by DrNuke 6y ago|1 comments
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Bluntly put, peer review is an overwhelming, unpaid, unsatisfying, time-expensive task. The only step forward is to force the release of both data and implementation, at least for the highest ranked journals, this possibly opening more unpr
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by DrNuke 6y ago
Not sure about this: a lot of interesting work is just hidden because of NDAs, commercial IP, military, etc. You will never see anything made public until necessary and just the minimum amount required.
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Ten Problems for Entertainment in the 2020s(tenproblems.com)
1 points by DrNuke 6y ago|1 comments
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Incidentally, this could really kickstart the blockchain protocol as a personal web-ID protocol to signal human autorship in the growing and growing sea of non-human content.
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Nah, they pursue the problems that are relevant to them, which are a very small subset of the problems being tackled globally... so you can still win your particular race at your snail pace, if they are not running?
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You still need a problem, domain knowledge, a good question and relevant data?
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Have a look at Google Scholar results from a “batch reinforcement learning” query since 2020 for the latest.
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A mid-range gaming laptop can do much more and better in 2020 than in 2018, thanks to novel available batch functions, a number of preliminary hacks and much hw-friendlier frameworks.
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Know your niche, feed them targeted ads, outsource the spam?
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Case studies from interesting and / or hyped domains maybe?
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Citizen science, that is making people feel smart while collecting / generating huge amount of data and working together toward a bigger social goal.
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MS Office, of course (no pun intended).
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As usual with tools, it’s the use instead of the instrument. Domain knowledge still has advantages against generalism, in applied and critical fields. I mean, you can’t do medicine or materials yet with AI/ML without understanding the
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Ebooks can be updated, though, and you can get updates for free after you make a single purchase, for example through the Kindle platform? It becomes a sort of BaaS or Book-as-a-Service, which seems a nice way to accommodate both parties.
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What if Covid-19 isn't our biggest threat?(theguardian.com)
1 points by DrNuke 6y ago|0 comments
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My first website was hosted for free on geocities in the late 90s... just a folder containing a few basic .html files and .jpg images... good enough for short stories and poems ehehe.
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It makes sense for authors if they get an increment in status and different leads, say: a number of sponsored appearances, a promotion at work, etc. Generally speaking and in most cases, though, it is just free work for the world, which is
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The youtube channel from Vinheteiro the brazilian pianist!?!
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Yeah, that’s why I can’t really understand fellows not willing to pay a tenner or two for any service, content or product that will make them spare hours and even days of their uniquely precious time!
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Alignment and coordination suffer, in my experience; on the other hand, the productivity at large is increased. It could be that remote work is more suited to some stages of the product / service life, notably the early stage (brainsto
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Brazilian chloroquine study halt after high dose proved lethal for some patients(theguardian.com)
5 points by DrNuke 6y ago|1 comments
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Cheap & working saliva test would be such a tracking game changer that I am really hoping it works, so good luck!
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The trade-off is simple to me (both as a reader and more recently as a provider): it is time vs money. How long would you need to collect, organize and present the material you are buying? Any well conceived eBook or mini course you need is
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Not taking it personal helps, though... we cast our net daily and see what emerges?
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I spammed enough over here in the last three months but it served me well to calibrate, so thanks HN ehehe. My humble take is that indie influencers from any niche and target audience generally follow each other on Twitter, so a pool of sty
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It depends on the target, really: consumer blog or professional blog? Value proposition and content seem very different to me... the former geared toward entertainment or synthesis, the latter toward information or analysis?

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