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Music Listening Affects the Climate(hf.uio.no)
1 points by Schiphol 7y ago|1 comments
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150 Years of Nature(nature.com)
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by Schiphol 7y ago
I can recommend Misinformation Age: How False Beliefs Spread, by Cailin O'Connor and James Owen Weatherall. O'Connor precisely specializes in applications of formal models, game-theoretic typically, to problems of social epistemol
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by Schiphol 7y ago
I've been looking for some way to transcribe my own talks---sometimes I find a turn of phrase or example during the talk that strikes me as useful while I'm giving it, but then forget it. Perhaps this can be coaxed into providing
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by Schiphol 7y ago
This is an open-access handbook on formal models in epistemology, edited and written by leading figures in the field. I thought it might be of interest to some of the more theoretically inclined HNers. This is a direct link to the pdf (it c
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The Open Handbook of Formal Epistemology(philpapers.org)
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Spain's President says there will be no 'online' independence for Catalonia(reuters.com)
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AlphaStar: Grandmaster Level in StarCraft II(deepmind.com)
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by Schiphol 7y ago
Some commentators are pointing out, not implausibly imho, that the Spanish government is pushing the terrorism accusation against the pro-secession movement as a way to tap into terrorism-related extradition agreements in Europe. Right now
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by Schiphol 7y ago
>The statistical standards for discovery are, in terms of p-values, about 10,000 times more stringent But this has mostly to do with your subject matter being better behaved than others, no? The most profound changes and the healthiest r
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by Schiphol 7y ago
> mild hallucinations like seeing a flower growing on a person’s face or seeing the legs of a chair walk Wow, I would have said those are rather substantial hallucinations.
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Catalonia has created a new kind of online activism(wired.co.uk)
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by Schiphol 7y ago
I should have added to the title that this is from 2018. Apparently it's a swarm of 2018 drones. Does anybody know of a blog post where this is explained? In particular, choreographing the movements of the swarm looks terrifyingly hard
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Drones flying in formation acting as a 3D display (2018)(twitter.com)
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Braille Music(rnib.org.uk)
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Chick Sexing(en.wikipedia.org)
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Gatebreachers – Promoting Women in Infosec(gatebreachers.org)
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Hamiltonian Generative Networks(arxiv.org)
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Number Theorist Fears All Published Math Is Wrong(vice.com)
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Reinventing Home Directories(media.ccc.de)
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Depth-Mapping of Abstract Art(twitter.com)
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Artbreeder(artbreeder.com)
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Odds and Ends. Introducing Probability and Decision with a Visual Emphasis(jonathanweisberg.org)
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How ergodicity reimagines economics for the benefit of us all(aeon.co)
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Building ages in the Netherlands(parallel.co.uk)
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Matlab vs. Python: Top Reasons to Choose Matlab(web.archive.org)
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Synapse: The Electronic Music Magazine (1976-1979) – Monoskop Log(monoskop.org)
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Moby Dick Big Read(mobydickbigread.com)
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TikTok's young fans 'exploited' for digital gifts(bbc.com)
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by Schiphol 7y ago
Does anybody have an informed opinion about the different options out there for information-theoretic analyses? I use [dit]( https://github.com/dit/dit ) and find it super helpful, but am far from an expert.

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