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Homemade Sauce Recipes(saucerecipes.info)
4 points by bschne 3y ago|1 comments
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Intransitive Dice(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by bschne 3y ago|0 comments
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Special Lecture: F-22 Flight Controls [video](youtube.com)
2 points by bschne 3y ago|0 comments
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You don't need to work on hard problems (2020)(benkuhn.net)
246 points by bschne 3y ago|108 comments
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Whitworth Three-Plate Method(wadeodesign.com)
1 points by bschne 3y ago|0 comments
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by bschne 3y ago
I'm unfortunately not familiar with that, but maybe someone else will see the connection
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by bschne 3y ago
It simply says that if you want to evaluate all paths from Cambridge to Palo Alto that go through the airport, you only need to consider those that use the quickest way of getting from Cambridge to the airport, because all others can't
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by bschne 3y ago
See my sibling comment, can recommend this: https://xcelab.net/rm/statistical-rethinking/
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by bschne 3y ago
I am partway through McElreath's "Statistical Rethinking" and I fully agree with this.
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by bschne 3y ago
> (…) the decision was made to go with a design that, in theory, would give users a 50/50 chance of plugging it in correctly I love how they write „in theory“
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by bschne 3y ago
"Wealth is only produced when people work." does not imply every kind of work creates wealth at the same rate. I think the point was merely that creating money out of thin air without anything corresponding changing in the real wo
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ChatLZMA – text generation from data compression(pepijndevos.nl)
122 points by bschne 3y ago|18 comments
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by bschne 3y ago
> Scientific consensus is built up around a body work Yes, and that process is supposed to include judging the merit of the individual studies that make up the body of work. A hundred shoddy papers don't make a convincing body of wo
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Designing a simple analog kick drum from scratch [video](youtube.com)
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by bschne 3y ago
I read this extension of the concept a while back that dives a bit more into what's actually missing in the "cargo cult" approach, and how to transition to actual productivity — https://metarationality.com/upg
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by bschne 3y ago
I think GP had a different kind of therapy client in mind, the one who's more looking to get to better know themselves or get help figuring out their life and their struggles, but far from having their mental issues prevent them from f
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by bschne 3y ago
> It's similarly unclear why the material seems to always float at an angle. It seems to track the field lines in some way. I've seen some people talking about the LK-99 samples only having these properties locally due to inter
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by bschne 3y ago
Which was inspired by this, "Could a Biologist Fix a Radio?" https://www.cell.com/cancer-cell/pdf/S1535-6108(02)00133-2.p...
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by bschne 3y ago
My perspective on this is more like "the locals will work x amount of time to get by either way, and you are offering them to work x amount of time and get a better living, or maintain their standard of living at lower x." (replac
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by bschne 3y ago
You would not take this option because you prefer living in the U.S. (or wherever) and being employed there, but that's not the relevant counterfactual for the people doing this work, and it seems like it's preferable to other opt
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by bschne 3y ago
If semantic HTML is important for accessibility and for software to be better able to parse information out of it, and AI solves the latter, semantic HTML is now less important because some of the use cases that needed it previously no long
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by bschne 3y ago
> Problem #1: What about all the other features? Is this necessarily a problem in the argument? If we consider e.g. color, and construct a blurry image that has a color distribution very similar to a real face, but doesn't fire the
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by bschne 3y ago
I recall reading about this in Logic mag a while back: https://logicmag.io/china/bullet-time/
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by bschne 3y ago
adi shamiR (I'm sorry)
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Shamir Secret Sharing(max.levch.in)
277 points by bschne 3y ago|67 comments
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Positivity in Coding(yakshav.es)
1 points by bschne 3y ago|0 comments
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The Messy Desktop(alexanderobenauer.com)
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by bschne 3y ago
> I get 3 reviewers and 3 completely different reasons to reject, often nonsensical Could one problem with these kinds of reviews be that the reviewers have absolutely zero skin in the game? Like, you can write complete nonsense and nobo
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by bschne 3y ago
> (...) make sure to refence the Big boys you were close to but definitely not stealing from Much as giving credit is important, this is unfortunately also how you end up with intro sections littered with references to the same ten paper
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by bschne 3y ago
Somewhat misleading title IMO

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