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abiro
7y ago
This article highlights the problem with the mindfulness movement very well: they teach technique instead of understanding. But it should be the other way around: it is only after Understanding that one should seek out specific techniques.
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7y ago
I don't think is good advice in general. OP is obviously used to doing things in a certain way and good for him for working the way he is most productive. But looking at things objectively, everything has a learning a curve and once yo
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abiro
7y ago
This paradox is pretty well explained by Kahneman’s two systems I think. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking,_Fast_and_Slow
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Mapping Crypto: The Minority Rule
(agost.blog)
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7y ago
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7y ago
Mapping is definitely a qualitative and often subjective process! There is never one correct map, there are only useful maps. I think the key takeaways from the post are: 1. Always anchor discussions in user needs 2. Analyze crypto in the c
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7y ago
They are called maps, because Wardley maps are visual and context specific, and represent position and movement. Reading any kind of map takes practice, but Wardley maps well worth the investment imo. Also mapping is an iterative process, m
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Understanding the cryptocurrency ecosystem through Wardley maps
(agost.blog)
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7y ago
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8y ago
This is an example board with data from the TensorBoard MNIST tutorial: https://boards.aughie.org/board/uh1-zU4pW7oWNpBFHkxyiNpu9T0/
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Show HN: Pastebin for TensorBoard
(boards.aughie.org)
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8y ago
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Changing furniture demo with ARCore in the browser
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9y ago
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11y ago
Hello, I've been working on a project to solve the problem of exploring paths in services like Street View. The result is a computer graphics method that can recover frames between panoramas in real time in browsers. More detailed intr
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Show HN: Project to solve movement in Street View
(agostbiro.com)
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11y ago
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abiro
12y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. Blocking tor exit nodes was unintentional. I set up Cloudflare to save bandwidth as the panoramas in the demo make up close to a 100 MBs. A quick search did not yield a solution. Do you know how to fix this?
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12y ago
Hello, I’ve been working on a project to figure out a way to achieve continuous movement in an urban environment captured by immersive panoramas. I came up with something that I call perspective scaling where frames between pairs of panoram
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Show HN: Towards continuous movement in a city captured by 360° panoramas
(agostbiro.com)
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12y ago
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13y ago
If you order dates within the same year, mm/dd makes more sense than dd/mm. That can be a reason for the American date format. In any case, yyyy/mm/dd makes the most sense.