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chegra84
16y ago
My point was to get something more solid.
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2010 Mario AI Championship - Getting Started
(marioai.org)
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chegra84
16y ago
Well, at least they can say they did their best to help. Currently, I don't think they aren't going all out to help these guys.
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chegra84
16y ago
Your equivocal words aren't going to help-"Possibly". And, they don't need the money couple months from now; they need it now.
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chegra84
16y ago
Danny, Words whisper, Actions scream. In order to combat this situation, offer the cut teams tangible help. And, don't let it be something like:" If I could help in anyway!" Jesus Christ man, you already know how you could help; these guys
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chegra84
16y ago
That is the premise of the article. My point is more to illustrate odds go up significantly the more you play
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James Randi's fiery takedown of psychic fraud
(ted.com)
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chegra84
16y ago
Yes some people will fail no matter what cause it's a probability. But it doesn't negate the fact the more you do it the higher the probability you will win.
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chegra84
16y ago
I know that's why i say that in actuality the number of trials is 4. Each trial compounds on the previous.
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chegra84
16y ago
How risky is it to be an entrepreneur? 10-30% chance of sucesss. On the surface this might seem like bad odds but we are talking about businesses that have the potential over a life time to be worth over 10million dollars. And so the expect
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chegra84
16y ago
Points to add. 1. What your learning should be of interest to you. 2. Learning material for technical stuff should have ton of examples[I think most people have strong inductive reasoning]. Always, remember when it comes to learning that y
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chegra84
16y ago
As one of the article says "both sides of the argument can bring lots of data to thet table in support of their contentions." I think scientist should be leading the charge on this. Everybody seem to have their own book or point of view to
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chegra84
16y ago
http://www.unm.edu/~lkravitz/Article%20folder/exandwtloss.ht... "In contrast, Sopko et al. (1985) in a twelve-week study, with obese men, reported that when the negative energy balance created by diet only and exercise only are equal, the
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16y ago
You are telling me that you eat 1000 calories less than required and you aren't tempted to break the diet? :)
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"“In general, exercise by itself is pretty useless for weight loss,” says Eric Ravussin, a professor at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center in Baton Rouge, La., and an expert on weight loss. It’s especially useless because people ofte
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17y ago
Yea, nice. I just got through listening to David on stanford podcast. Unlearn your mba. http://ecorner.stanford.edu/authorMaterialInfo.html?mid=2334 After listening to it. I wanted to pick a fight, not because I need to grow a site[which
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17y ago
The main point of my rely was to go down with certain cliche phrase like 1% and 99%. And with the notion one person builds a company.
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17y ago
Rarely is not an absolute.Rarely leaves room for outliers, And before rarely, i added i think, making it clear i have no evidence to back this up. Only - is an absolute. You made no effort to indicate it was an opinion but you present it
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chegra84
17y ago
I find the weird part about this is you are selling your domains. I vote no for this move. Find another way to make that cash but keep your domain and your co-founder. If these guys at bootlab accepted you, there is a high probability that
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17y ago
Absolutes... words like only...Successfully Entrepreneurs. Be reasonable and say for some workable revolutionary idea. You'll are creating a dogma about entrepreneurship. It only takes one counter example to brake your false notion of entre
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This is good for me and you but I suspect alot of people termed geeks are introverts. Hence being around other people tires them out.
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The Apollo Syndrome
(teamtechnology.co.uk)
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"successful innovators" lol. I have this idea that it takes more than one person to be successful. I think you rarely find the guy with the revolutionary idea and the guy that is the determine hard worker to be the same person. The ideas pe
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Dollar Cost Averaging
(virtualstocktrading.com)
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Asch Conformity Experiment
(youtube.com)
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You have any link to the theory behind the new trend?
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Coding is therapeutic especially when you don't have to do it. Besides, its an easy way to enter flow. "The hallmark of flow is a feeling of spontaneous joy, even rapture, while performing a task." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_%28psyc
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Oh, I post it because I wanted to know if anybody had any experiences along these lines.
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I think the school, that conducted the study had some effect on it being published. I don't suspect any school below a rank of 15 would be taken seriously.
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To Improve Fitness, Try Sleep
(well.blogs.nytimes.com)
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17y ago
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