Fragoel2

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by Fragoel2 8y ago
I like the app but I can't help but think that teenagers already do a lot of stupid things these days, do we really need to encourage them more?
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by Fragoel2 8y ago
Apparently making the same game over and over (with different intellectual property to tie it up) does not pay off.
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by Fragoel2 8y ago
The wikipedia page about antibiotics resistance ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antimicrobial_resistance ) adds some interesting points on why we are falling behind on the race for the discovery of new antibiotics. The T
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by Fragoel2 9y ago
Project is really cool and I am looking forward to it. Still, rather than make 10 different desktop environments run, wouldn't be better to implement critical features that are currently missing (i.e. calls)?
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by Fragoel2 9y ago
Ransoms are usually used to fuel other illegal activities, so paying it has some non-trivial implications and should be avoided
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by Fragoel2 9y ago
That's exactly what Quantopian it's trying to do: remove the barriers to entry so talented people can be discovered (and profited on). Of course, judging from results, they might be doing it wrong.
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by Fragoel2 9y ago
Another slightly related cool twitter bot is @RoboRosewater, that uses machine learning to generate new cards. https://twitter.com/RoboRosewater
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by Fragoel2 9y ago
Maybe I am missing something, but how does this differ from www.programmableweb.com? Seems more complete and more used
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by Fragoel2 9y ago
Nice idea overall, something fresh and that some people will find really useful (I can manage alright myself :) ) It seems to me that all advice is given by your experts, which is nice but also time consuming. Since you're gathering al
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by Fragoel2 9y ago
Seems to me a case of Simpson's Paradox, already proven to be the cause of wrong conclusions in the past in similar stories: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simpson%27s_paradox