SapphireSun

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by SapphireSun 18y ago
After spending 8 years not getting any sleep, I finally realized that I'm more efficient with real sleep. I finally wised up. In retrospect, my dumbest mistakes have mostly been due to being chronically sleep deprived. Amongst engineers an
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by SapphireSun 18y ago
Very nice! I like your search results and the image display. However, like other posters here, I think that the text is a bit big and the name could use some work. The one thing I think that you're missing in the UI is some familiarity to g
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by SapphireSun 18y ago
Interesting idea, but I don't think the problem he posits is new. Everything is done along a chain of trust. Even current researchers don't reproduce every experiment that led up to their current body of knowledge. No one has ever understoo
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by SapphireSun 18y ago
That would work... but only if you weren't making money off it. Once you start getting paid to do that, you can be sure Apple will sic their soulless lawyers on you and rend you unto hades.
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by SapphireSun 18y ago
Hmm I've thought about this a bit, and it strikes me that while yes, it does seem to make sense that we should have medicine for everyone, we should also have an area where there is pressure to perform. Essentially what I am positing is tha
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by SapphireSun 18y ago
I think that this is an expression of a general business principle. Create income producing assets, maintain them, expand. This backlist and frontlist stuff is just the publishing domain version of real estate enterprise or any number of ot
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by SapphireSun 18y ago
Well the thing is, the code analogy works really well for things like algorithms, math, and factual knowledge. Really, the things you are talking about that cannot be modularized are things that require large amounts of training. However, t
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by SapphireSun 18y ago
I like your game theory interpretation, but I think that there are subtle differences that rule out using the prisoner's dilemma as a model. A really good strategy in the prisoner's dilemma is Tit-for-Tat. So the logic goes that if your com
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by SapphireSun 18y ago
I dunno, in the case of my idea, I thought of something that I wanted, and then through a long series of epiphanies spread over a year or two (maybe three?), I realized I could actually do it. However, I think that there definitely is a ker