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by bluetwo 10y ago
OK author, since I see you are reading the comments here: Would you care to add some info about what worked well and what you would do differently next time?
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by bluetwo 10y ago
Interesting perspective. Thanks for sharing.
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by bluetwo 10y ago
Errrrrr.... It would shut up Zen go or prove them right? That seems like a reason.
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by bluetwo 10y ago
As he points out in the article, Safari works better. It occurs to me that games like this could be collected into a portal that could run in Safari, could be added as an icon on the home screen, and could even be cross-platform. But, peopl
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by bluetwo 10y ago
OK, can't we just have Zen and AlphaGo play each other?
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by bluetwo 10y ago
Good to see, even if it doesn't impact me. I like the idea of penalties for non-payment. I've never had a problem collecting $5,000, but people will regularly avoid paying small amounts ($500) because (I assume) they know you won&
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by bluetwo 10y ago
I totally agree. Make it worth the extra layers of junk.
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by bluetwo 10y ago
That sounds great, but I never see clients who actually understand what they need.
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by bluetwo 10y ago
Good to know, thanks.
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by bluetwo 10y ago
I don't know about you, but I'm paid to solve problems.
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by bluetwo 10y ago
I kind of feel like we are being astro-turfed by Microsoft. * Google joins .NET Foundation as Samsung brings .NET support to Tizen * Visual Studio for Mac Preview * Visual Studio 2017 Release Candidate * Microsoft announces the next version
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by bluetwo 10y ago
Even in the age of the internet there is still a thing called the "warranty of merchantability" which says the thing you buy should be the thing you expected to buy. A stereo should play music, a phone should be a phone, a pizza s
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by bluetwo 10y ago
A fine example of pretzel logic.
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by bluetwo 10y ago
Consent. The big difference is consent.
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by bluetwo 10y ago
Or, they could just have a live link AND a cache link and let people click what they want. A story with a cache link is likely to be upvoted more, encouraging people to do it.
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by bluetwo 10y ago
Because "their guy" said exactly what he would do, and it is ugly.
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by bluetwo 10y ago
I don't think watmough was using the term depression in a clinical sense. What we are discussing would be more accurately called learned helplessness if we want to be technical.
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by bluetwo 10y ago
Cool. I looked for it when they launched the last season and couldn't find it. Would love to watch it again.
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by bluetwo 10y ago
Cause 4. Too much information. Cause 5. Multichannel redundancy (i.e., reading something to someone as they try to read similar text)
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by bluetwo 10y ago
(In my opinion) Negative emotions are indeed useful. Feeling sad or griping about something is not all that bad as long as it helps you define what it is in your life you don't like. The hard part is forcing yourself, after some time i
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by bluetwo 10y ago
Yes, very good but doesn't seem to get the love for some reason. The way he ties the different plots and technologies together was fantastic. Maybe Netflix will release it for the holidays this year?
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by bluetwo 10y ago
I get it, but there is a little bit of dishonesty in saying it was the system that did the work. It was the system that automated discovery of a solution, but it was the people that did the work. As I pointed out in a different post, this i
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by bluetwo 10y ago
According to the article: "A group of Boston Globe readers accurately predicted nine of baseball’s 10 playoff teams after participating in a 30-minute online experiment using Unanimous A.I.’s Swarm Intelligence on Aug. 3." So they
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by bluetwo 10y ago
Neat idea that couldn't have been as easy as it looks to pull off. I wonder if we are going to get an option to set a stretch to fill text into a particular size (i.e., make this headline fit into this area without breaking).
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by bluetwo 10y ago
This reminds me very much of delta polling, where you survey experts in a field with a complex and unsolvable question, tally the results, send that information back to the experts, and then ask them again. After a few rounds this tends to
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by bluetwo 10y ago
I understand this article is mostly about the pressure of finding grants and doing research, but the role also includes teaching. I would be curious to hear, based on the experience of others, how much of the money generated by teaching a c
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by bluetwo 10y ago
Nicely done. I like to refer to it as "short-cut thinking" rather than cognitive bias, because people that might not know the term immediately understand what I'm getting at.
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by bluetwo 10y ago
Out of curiosity, what's your day job?
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by bluetwo 10y ago
I think the point about applying the AI to another field is really important. I think this is the key to how AI is going to generate value, and it kind of seems overlooked. I hope to see some more brainstorming done it this area that gets u
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by bluetwo 10y ago
So what are your feelings on Grand Theft Auto?

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