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5y ago
There were other reasons too I didn't bother mentioning. The 4G network sometimes spontaneously disappeared, and my GPS would also be extremely inconsistent, dropping out most of the time. Very weird behavior.
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No one has yet mentioned the Blackberry Priv, an Android phone with a quality keyboard sold as recently as 2016. I loved it so much, but it recently stopped holding charge among other issues, so I had to get a new Samsung. I type an order o
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5y ago
What is "lucidity"? Do you mean lucid dreaming?
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7y ago
I don't know anything about smart contracts, but how does the smart contract know if a milestone has been met?
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7y ago
Try slader.com
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8y ago
My point was that it's difficult for an instrument designer to build a piano from scratch, even understanding the idea behind it, without opening one up and seeing how it works first. I understand the Alan Kay-esque hesitation to avoid
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8y ago
But there's only a single piano available at the moment.
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8y ago
Thank you!
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8y ago
I would be interested in hearing what specific principles from physics are useful in software development, as a non-physicist.
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Fizzygum: a Smalltalk-esque live programming environment for the Web
(fizzygum.org)
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8y ago
Can you suggest an alternative theory for the rise of obesity, other than prolonged caloric surplus?
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8y ago
So what is the Default Mode Network doing during daydreaming/"inactivity"? Nothing at all?
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_mhr_
8y ago
Probably related to the Lambdaway / Alphawiki projects: http://epsilonwiki.free.fr/alphawiki/
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8y ago
WolframAlpha does this.
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8y ago
Source here: https://github.com/stanfordnlp/mac-network
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Compositional Attention Networks for Machine Reasoning
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8y ago
I recommend Ohm instead (made by the same people who made OMeta), which I see as OMeta's successor: github.com/harc/ohm
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D3 in Depth
(d3indepth.com)
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I can easily see my heartbeat in my vision by staying still and concentrating. Everything shifts slightly with each pulse, you just don't notice because the overwhelming vibrations contributed by ordinary life interfere with the weak s
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8y ago
Makes sense. Thank you for your thoughtful response.
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You have a B2B service for helping companies form habits, and a consumer-facing app for breaking a specific kind of habit (phone/social media addiction), but I think a hybrid would be killer: A consumer-facing app for both forming and
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9y ago
What would you suggest we replace it with?
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9y ago
This is a great idea. There are so many APIs and text dumps from websites and databases that are XML, and it would be nice to be able to query them with regular relational operations. I'll be following your project! I will say that I b
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That's a very interesting hypothesis, thank you for the link. However, it doesn't seem to support what you're claiming about mutations, from my cursory reading. Can you provide a source for this claim that random mutation is
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Can you provide a source for what modern science you're referring to? What alternative to Darwinian evolution do you have in mind?
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9y ago
I would appreciate if you elaborated on your supposed improvements.
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I've been subscribed to your newsletter for a long time - years, I think - and it's wonderful to see your hard work pay off!
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9y ago
What did you read/do to develop your calc and linear algebra skills? I feel like I know calc and linear algebra fairly well on paper, but I'm unsure how to translate that to the computer.
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I don't think it works that way, either. When you reach for a door, do you first think "I'm going to reach for that door," in English? Or do you just think it wordlessly? For me, personally, when I inspect how I'm t
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Aaron Swartz used to do this: - http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/001083 - http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/000432
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