ThouYS

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by ThouYS 6y ago
Interesting, would love to see some argument graphs included in this. Too often debates don't work because nobody is attacking the arguments, but just some stuff around them, anecdotes, insults, etc. I would love to see some formaliza
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by ThouYS 6y ago
Super excited about all the new possibilities we have for designing buildings! Algorithms for the win!
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by ThouYS 6y ago
"the first step in achieving this expanded focus", haha I know this one, the "expanded focus". I hope they can pull it off, MuseScore 3 is amazing!
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by ThouYS 6y ago
I'm sorry, but I don't entirely get this. Does it mean that after I've finished something I want to merge, I have to remove 5% of that? Or of the entire code base? Or something completely different?
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by ThouYS 6y ago
Oh how beautiful! Keenan Crane's papers by themselves are already a blessing. Now this, illustrations in his style? I'm drooling!
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by ThouYS 6y ago
that’s a funny idea, putting the logic in the editor
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by ThouYS 6y ago
Mandatory mention of Grasshopper for product design and architecture! Amazingly powerful, can easily compete with most C++ geometry processing libraries
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by ThouYS 6y ago
Dear Diary, today I saw the future
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by ThouYS 7y ago
Just to add some detail as to how bad this was, they actually man-in-the-middled https connections to inject ads: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superfish
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by ThouYS 7y ago
Hadn’t heard of Case yet, but Bret Victor is an absolute visionary. His talks “Media for Thinking the Unthinkable” [1] and “The Humane Representation of Thought” [2] are eye-openers! [1] https://vimeo.com/67076984 [2] http
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by ThouYS 7y ago
oh oh
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by ThouYS 7y ago
Cool, reminds me of "Roam Research" which calls itself a tool for "networked thought" [1] [1] https://roamresearch.com/
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by ThouYS 7y ago
for me the key lies in the experiment. only by generating new data through new experiments, do we receive robust theories. otherwise we overfit to whatever data is at hand. hence why we need cross validation when working with canned data.
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by ThouYS 7y ago
That's also the one interesting argument against podcasts. That they take the last remaining moments of doing nothing (vacuuming, doing the dishes, commuting,...) Especially interesting since one of the most popular podcasts is also ru
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by ThouYS 7y ago
fantastic article, loved the obvious effort put into it!
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Reversal of ageing- and injury-induced vision loss(biorxiv.org)
1 points by ThouYS 7y ago|0 comments
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by ThouYS 7y ago
phew, exhausting. Neat idea, only annoying thing: makes my computers fans spin
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Media Observatory – Quantifying Media Bias(mediaobservatory.com)
25 points by ThouYS 7y ago|8 comments
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by ThouYS 7y ago
Keenan Crane is awesome! All the work he puts into his graphics. High Quality stuff!
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by ThouYS 7y ago
incredible guy, he really is the 10x everything type: https://colah.github.io/cv.pdf
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by ThouYS 7y ago
Beautiful blog post!
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What Is a Model?(thousandyardstare.de)
2 points by ThouYS 7y ago|0 comments
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by ThouYS 7y ago
If you're interested in funghi, I recommend Joe Rogans podcast with Paul Stamets, funghi seem to be able to do many things: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPqWstVnRjQ
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by ThouYS 7y ago
Exploration and Exploitation, as so often. If you explore much, you'll also learn more likely which books are worth diving into. (Or go for readers digest and similar stuff and then read the real book if the summary is any good)
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Configuration Space Visualization of 2-D Robotic Manipulator(cs.unc.edu)
1 points by ThouYS 7y ago|0 comments
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Computer Science and the Scientific Method(nyu.edu)
2 points by ThouYS 8y ago|0 comments