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by a9h74j 5y ago
So will we see a startup: Uber for alternative policing to whom small retailers submit surveilance camera footage, and expect a series of crimes to be merged into a single case?
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by a9h74j 5y ago
Could be, but one hears of a multiplying effect: numbers of households moving from California times the absolute housing price differences, in terms of money flowing into local housing markets.
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by a9h74j 5y ago
When I am stranded on an island I am certain I will be talking to the mushrooms.
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by a9h74j 5y ago
Props to everyone here wondering about soil. Speaking from the old school where fossil fuel, aquifer, and soil depletion are certain to kick in at scale within this century.
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by a9h74j 5y ago
Rick Beato on YT tells stories of musicians realizing that they are losing their perfect pitch. Have not looked at your links, but Beato stresses training around recognizing intervals -- which sounds like an acquirable skill.
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by a9h74j 5y ago
It is worth remembering that we are barely 100 years from the time in which the notion of galaxies was not common. The textbook itself discusses Nebulae near the end, in all of 2--3 pages.[1] From p. 199: It was consequently thought, at onc
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by a9h74j 5y ago
Commercialized: > The original idea for North Paw comes from research done at University of Osnabrück in Germany. In this study, rather than an anklet, the researchers used a belt. They wore the belt non-stop for six weeks, and reported
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by a9h74j 5y ago
In sixth-sense terms, I once heard of experiments with a belt which would vibrate to indicate magnetic north. Apparently people really missed it when they had to give it up.
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Think how this would play with, say, a BOM going into a medical device. Not only on regulatory grounds, but in terms of specific performance .
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Alternate title: When one arm doesn't know what the other arm is doing.
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by a9h74j 5y ago
Why not rotate their assignments as a matter of policy. They might do a deep dive and fix something no one bothers to fix on a similar assignment. But then it is due dilligence to have another look at their work. I know this sounds theore
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by a9h74j 5y ago
Not a single-video-file like solution, but you might think e.g. Youtube, Spotify etc could sync a separate audio file and stop the video streaming when a tab is hidden. Such a predictable waste of bandwidth, as you observe, that it might ev
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by a9h74j 5y ago
Perhaps the long-term expectation is that people will be disappeared or dis-employed for their browsing history. If so, then your browsing history will be a predictor of your ability to repay a loan. A curiously valid predictor.
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by a9h74j 5y ago
The OP reports something closer to a lab study, on the scale of things. In the following video, a Stanford professor studying aging suggests young people are faster at integrating a lot of quickly incoming information to the point of making
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by a9h74j 5y ago
No home lab to report, but this is a chance to recommend for: Invest in uniform, stackable storage boxes. This can pay off over apartment and house moves, and decades.
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by a9h74j 5y ago
> why anyone would question the value of it. I once heard an account, the gist of which was, the man who first wrote the [authoritative] book on play behavior in different animals was unable to get tenure. This was in the context of n
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by a9h74j 5y ago
Hot damn! What good examples. Two weeks ago I had only seen TikZ mentioned in passing, as something key which a publisher wasn't supporting in their pipeline.
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No way to infer a Q, either.
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IIRC older projects of 3b1b don't necessarily build with later, evolving versions of 3b1b Manim. There might be some mix of versioning questions mixed in with branding questions.
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In general that won't happen, but one can do close readings of presumed valid arguments, and spot cases where equivocation (e.g. bringing in different meanings of a word within different premises) can invalidate a superficially good ar
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by a9h74j 5y ago
Indeed. On reading through, in a bandwidth characteristic of existing gravitational wave detectors they predict distance fluctuations of order one Planck length, so yet unobservable. However, the fourier transform of the autocorrelation fun
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Self-reply: Not a derogatory reference. Just: "Poles in the left half-plane cause instability."
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Not the same approach as OP, but searching "double copy gravity" should yield interesting material. Evidently if you write formulas for scattering amplitudes, there is a remarkable symmetry or similarity between gravitation and el
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> number one regret This is sometimes phrased as an absolute: no one says they did not work hard enough. But if you have a great vision which could be of service to others -- aka valid dream -- you could regret not working hard enough.
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Very good point about the first of them. I've heard the second as more of a brag, explaining fluent performance.
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Beautiful. Take that , Mr. Hollywood montage director!
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Could this be too general a problem to "solve" without narrowing down major uses-cases and industries, and likely first-adopters? Will there need to be different evolutionary/adoption paths? Will Postal's rule need to pl
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For the person yes. But others may prefer to build their understanding emphasizing one or the other. (And that might feed back to the first person's presentation and incentives, in turn affecting their person.) Does We've Had a H
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Yes, I wanted to add emphasis to the usefulness of that, without seeming to be speaking to the parent writer.
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Well put and proviso[d]. I cannot quote the page, but Hayak in Road to Serfdom himself endorses government handling of [health insurance or care]. "Many people don't know their own scriptures."

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