bluetwo

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by bluetwo 7y ago
I have to agree: Voice your concerns and then vote with your feet. That said, I am confused as to why a letter representing a group of people adept at concise and clear communication would have no real goals or structure.
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by bluetwo 7y ago
I use "what does IT think I'm asking it to do?"...
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by bluetwo 7y ago
Volume. Lose on every sale but make up for it with volume. :-)
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by bluetwo 7y ago
I was thinking the other day that it would make sense to rotate services so I have a different one every three months.
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by bluetwo 7y ago
Like many other good things, you've got to figure out what to do when the @ssholes show up.
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by bluetwo 7y ago
Are you saying a large corporation would rollout a measure that makes them money and blame it on demand from the consumer? (nods head)
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by bluetwo 7y ago
Scientists observe, try to disprove their theories, and come to conclusions about theories they could not discredit. Politicians start with their conclusions, find alternative theories and then seek to discredit them. We need to vote for po
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by bluetwo 7y ago
For any other currency arbitrage keeps them the same.
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by bluetwo 7y ago
Yes, but companies don't see that they are running into this problem unless they get outside their own bubble. When they keep doing what worked for them yesterday, they run into trouble.
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by bluetwo 7y ago
I like working with people with high expectations because you learn the most from them but you can't let them dictate your self-worth.
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by bluetwo 7y ago
You start with the root of the problem and work from there. Know that while competitors might have it right, they also might have it wrong. Talk to people.
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by bluetwo 7y ago
If having two different exchange rates -- "offshore" and "onshore" -- doesn't say currency manipulator, I don't know what does.
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by bluetwo 7y ago
Personally I would look for less technical but more grounded Instructional Systems Design info. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instructional_design https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom%27s_taxonomy
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by bluetwo 7y ago
Adaptive learning is great but you still need to develop content using instructional design principles or else you can't adapt anything. You can't just dump content in and hope for the best.
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by bluetwo 7y ago
I would say the theft of attention and concentration is a cancer on society, but I agree overall. To those who say there is no other model, you are not correct.
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by bluetwo 7y ago
Good coders take a problem domain and turn it into what looks like code. Great coders craft code that looks like the problem domain.
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by bluetwo 7y ago
True, I am thinking "sit and go" tournament where you would have 6 players like in this research.
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by bluetwo 7y ago
First of all, I laughed at the 20-second average per game in self-play, since I ran into the same thing and have been trying to speed up the algorithm but haven't been able to get it faster (without throwing more hardware at it). Secon
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by bluetwo 7y ago
Seems like it would minimize the number of things you needed to steal to make it worth your effort. One!
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by bluetwo 7y ago
Sounds like a great new way for Russian to buy ads on the sly to interfere with our next elections. Other than that, I can't think of a use case.
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by bluetwo 7y ago
Are there good online examples of interactive fiction developed with this tool?
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by bluetwo 7y ago
Curious about 2 things: 1) Can it solve especially hard Sudoku puzzles? (ie, expert level where humans often get stuck) 2) Is there a resource somewhere that lists the types of Prolog problems that it excels at solving?
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by bluetwo 7y ago
So how is this going to end?
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by bluetwo 7y ago
Just to put this out there, there is a trend in art in which communities are forming large, immersive PHYSICAL art installations. For instance, Meow Wolf. I am more excited by this than I am VR/AR technology in art.
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by bluetwo 8y ago
Not features. Benefits. Benefits show an increase in something good or a decrease in something bad. Better speed. Less code. Easier distribution. Lower cost.
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by bluetwo 8y ago
Exactly.
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by bluetwo 8y ago
That would be cool. I am not vegetation but suffer from gout, so I eat much less meat than I used to. Ground beef is particularly bad for gout, so I would order this in a second given a choice.
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by bluetwo 8y ago
The take-away for me seemed to be that methods of preservation and preparation were destroying these cells, leading to a situation where scientists suspected they didn't exist. This seems to explain why that situation happened, nothing
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by bluetwo 8y ago
Are you saying that a cold-war-era system like the internet/arpanet meant to survive a nuclear war might be vulnerable to an attack if we take all the code and data and store it in the same place? :-)
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by bluetwo 8y ago
I used it for an Adobe Acrobat project years ago. Acrobat Pro let you store comments via WebDAV in a way that you could collaborate on a single PDF and see all comments from all users. But, you needed to set everything else up on your own.

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