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by dsizzle 5y ago
Bayes Theorem
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When Criticism Enhances Creativity(pubsonline.informs.org)
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To your point about psychological safety, that is actually reason to have an initial phase of idea generation occur individually before meeting in a group. Even a fully "positive-only" group likely inhibits divergent thinking to s
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This seems to assume that experts' advice can only be valued (or not) as an appeal to authority. But that would ignore that experts can also provide _explanations_: "This won't work because this subsystem would violate the la
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Activision shareholders join call for CEO Bobby Kotick’s resignation(washingtonpost.com)
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Why Are We Debating Whether Craig Wright Is Satoshi?(coindesk.com)
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This has a lot of overlap with the views of David Deutsch, who goes a little further and posits there may be such a thing as objective beauty https://www.nature.com/articles/526S16a.pdf?origin=ppub
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by dsizzle 5y ago
I find breakfast the easiest meal to skip, and putting sleep in there and skipping late nate snacks makes a 16 hr fast fairly easy. My wife is like you though, so obviously it depends on the person.
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Yes, I agree. (I was just using the example given, which probably wasn't the best example for illustrating the value of public downvote counts.) BTW, I should have known that if I questioned the value of public downvotes on a thread of
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by dsizzle 5y ago
So if there was a similar video with the same views and likes but 0 downvotes you think it'd be significantly better? I'd guess the difference was noise.
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Kind of curious that Microsoft had a feature that was available in Linux but not Windows, no?
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As mentioned in the article, Pinterest also claims that the problem is Google's: >A Pinterest spokesperson tells Input that the problem doesn’t lie with the company, but with search engines. “As a search engine, Google controls how
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by dsizzle 5y ago
The post seems more like an explanation for how Zillow they lost a bunch of money going long housing in a real estate boom than why Zillow is shutting down Zillow Offers.
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It also has his picture, and he kinda looks like Jack Black.
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Thanks for this. I was confused why a page of 404s was staying on the front page for so long, as I've never heard of _why, but I just went down the rabbit hole for a bit and I'm very intrigued now.
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So it seemed you inferred his biases just fine? (I certainly wasn't suggesting this was a neutral article on crypto!) Do you think it would have helped for him to explicitly lay out his worldview or whatever, like the person I responde
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What sort of biases are relevant that you can't infer from the article?
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He addressed the art "narrative"-- and dismissed that basis because cryptocurrencies "aren’t being discussed or valued in terms of this model." I think he has a point. He doesn't discuss NFTs though, which seems pre
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by dsizzle 5y ago
Does anyone know if this dorm has the simulated window feature that the UCSB dorm has? No mention of it in the reviews that I can find so I'm guessing not. Either way, I wonder how far that goes to addressing the downside of no windows
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Three of the 7 review "highlights" are positive and related directly to the design: "everyone gets their own bathroom", "spacious living area", and "best place to live in terms of value".
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> Powered by AI that merges NASA data with the insight of human astrologers I honestly can't tell if this is parody.
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by dsizzle 5y ago
Or you could just... look at your statement?
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I don't get it - you fully cancel the card? Or do you mean you just get the credit card to issue a new one? If that's the case, then I don't the "burner" aspect. That's just normal usage. If the former, what ad
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by dsizzle 5y ago
> There’s always controversy surrounding beans. Another topic to avoid this Thanksgiving!
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He was already an MS employee 3 years ago though (he came over when Xamarin was acquired in 2016), whereas I usually associate those terms started when you join the parent company. Granted, 2016 is not that much longer ago, and it does seem
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I somehow don't think this person is a Popperian!
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What “transitory” inflation means and why it matters(slowboring.com)
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Yeah, maybe they would count that. Are those markets liquid enough to support large sales by the owners though?
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Lots of companies do it, most of which are not as dominant as FB and Google https://www.cii.org/files/3_17_17_List_of_DC_for_Website(1).... It only really requires that shareholders trust the owners of the special clas
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The price boost from being added to the S&P is temporary and small (~5%) https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/spphenomenon.asp The person controlling the company potentially has a much greater and longer lasti

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