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by colorincorrect 9y ago
the basic idea is that heuristics help us make quick and dirty inferences such that we don't need to overload our "brain processing power" every time we are tasked with a decision. ex: the gambler's fallacy is mostly a f
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by colorincorrect 9y ago
"yes, bitcoin is overvalued, so if you want to invest in Blockchain Technology (TM), you should work with us instead"
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by colorincorrect 9y ago
friendly reminder that cognitive biases are heuristics that are right most of the time
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by colorincorrect 9y ago
Don't get caught up in "catching up" hype Don't get caught up in hype hype
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by colorincorrect 9y ago
Tulips aren't bitcoins, It's tangible beauty!
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by colorincorrect 9y ago
this article is bullshit, but i can see the hustle, no?
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by colorincorrect 9y ago
why would you even found a company without a idea? that makes no sense to me. just live your life as usual, and when you encounter a problem that you can foresee solving, ask yourself: 0. would i pay someone else to solve this problem? 1.
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by colorincorrect 9y ago
Watching the YT video, is this just a denim jacket with a touch sensor on the sleeve cuff?
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by colorincorrect 9y ago
as a casual on-looker, no. this is a very practical tutorial, and you should be reading other things depending on what you are interested about in ML
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by colorincorrect 9y ago
As in, "if you follow these best practices, you too can produce high quality research" There is no reason why this post should be focused on blogs in general, asides from generating discussion + clickbait. The key here is actuall
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by colorincorrect 10y ago
Perhaps this paper provides an explanation? https://arxiv.org/pdf/1608.08225.pdf "The exceptional simplicity of physics-based functions hinges on properties such as symmetry, locality, compositionality and polynom
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by colorincorrect 10y ago
Its very hard to say as no one can really predict when a research drought will come unless you actually do the research. Though I must say that most of the ML researchers I've come across aren't directly concerned with AGI. (eithe
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by colorincorrect 10y ago
lol should have been called Adobe Senpai
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by colorincorrect 10y ago
what do you mean? in both cases the odds are against you.
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by colorincorrect 10y ago
without an algorithm that determines the order of presentation of content, the service risks putting too much strain on the user to filter content. (which basically undermines the whole point of such a service) alternatively, a thought prov
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by colorincorrect 10y ago
Yes. In practice advice from others tends to be hard to follow because there isn't as much motivation compared to you discovering the wisdom to follow by yourself. If you feel this way, then perhaps the follow up question would be: wh
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by colorincorrect 10y ago
As a psychologist/cognitive scientist, I personally advise 1. Exercise 2. Meditation in the morning (it works!) 3. Stay healthy! It affects your mood a lot (especially having a regular sleep schedule) 4. At least for now, reevaluate yo
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by colorincorrect 10y ago
imo at this age, computational thinking is more important learning how to code. computational thinking can be trained in a non-coding context (like math)