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by cercatrova 9y ago
Geniuses are often people who work at something for a long time until they slowly accumulate the knowledge and experimental results to make such a leap. After all, Lazy Geniuses don't achieve much, even if they have the potential to.
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by cercatrova 10y ago
Sure but I might say that if I were to create a chair by generative methods, would I need to understand how it was created for it to be useful?
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by cercatrova 10y ago
Ah title II for the Internet. Too bad the FCC will take it away with this administration
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by cercatrova 10y ago
It has limited release I think. I was able to watch it through a design group that I am in local to our area that hosted a screening.
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by cercatrova 10y ago
https://www.designdisruptors.com/ Do note that it is sponsored by InVision, but I didn't think that detracted from the message because there was no product placement. It is also in limited showings, not online anywhere
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by cercatrova 10y ago
I saw this concept with Airbnb in Design Disruptors, an hour long film about various designers at top companies like Julie Zhou of Facebook. Airbnb hired a Disney storyboard artist to walk through not just what the app would look like but w
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by cercatrova 10y ago
Something like IBM's chef Watson?
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by cercatrova 10y ago
Like Beaker Notebooks?
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by cercatrova 10y ago
Something like Beaker? (www.beakernotebook.com)
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by cercatrova 10y ago
Yeah exactly, the game shows that monopolies naturally emerge from player actions, just as in real life. That was the entire point of the game being created.
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by cercatrova 10y ago
Ah, Stigler's Law of Eponymy
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by cercatrova 10y ago
Yes, it is not 'just' from a Kantian perspective, where the suffering of one is always bad, but this is just from a utilitarian perspective, that the ends justify the means. Indeed, that percentage of people are kicked out for a p
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by cercatrova 10y ago
But isn't that how you achieve systematic equality? For example, say there are two races X and Y. X is the overachiever (doesn't even have to be a majority, there could be a 50/50 population), while Y is the underachiever, fo
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by cercatrova 10y ago
What costs do they have that would be one billion a year? I can understand servers and salary for the researchers but not to the scale of 9 figures a year.
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by cercatrova 10y ago
Yeah, as many backers exist that apparently delude themselves into thinking the game will be done soon, there are just as many that call it vaporware when there is clear progress every single week. They made presale money, sure, but it seem
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by cercatrova 10y ago
That's what the parent is saying to be not applicable to the situation; humans are not simply true random guessing machines but are able to reason and eliminate choices, which would increase the expected value to be positive.
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by cercatrova 10y ago
That exists, with unity and unreal engine in the browser.
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by cercatrova 10y ago
Skype does that already I think
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by cercatrova 10y ago
This exists: http://www.tactile.com/
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by cercatrova 10y ago
Open source?
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by cercatrova 10y ago
So like Massdrop but for any arbitrary product?
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by cercatrova 10y ago
If he's a game dev, he could sell his game?
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by cercatrova 10y ago
What's stopping someone from simply cloning that directory and putting it on their servers like with the Gitlab community version? How do they enforce the subscription access?