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by espeed 8y ago
This ability to see -- an ability honed by the product of relentless determination combined with a mind possessed with an almost singular desire to seek and see true -- is a master key found among many of the most penetrating insights. Feyn
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GPS: An Introduction to Satellite Navigation – Stanford Course (2014) [video](youtube.com)
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by espeed 8y ago
Google also reports software and hardware security vulnerabilities and infrastructure security issues to external companies, organizations, and stakeholders responsible for the the design, operation, and maintenance of external systems. Goo
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by espeed 8y ago
> I'm not sure why you trust Google Web "Fundamentals" that 0-100ms is perceived as instant. Those numbers go back to the studies Jakob Nielsen did at the Sun Microsystems usability lab and the results posted in his oft ci
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by espeed 8y ago
For some reason the above URL doesn't include a link to the paper [1], just the embedded video [2] of Torsten's talk MSR posted a few days ago and a link to the slides; however, this URL includes everything (slides, video, and pap
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Solving Low-Dim Optimization Problems via Zonotope Vertex Enumeration [video](youtube.com)
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by espeed 8y ago
He said he had funding secured for a buyout at $420 420...was is really $420? And then smoking weed on Joe Rogan? LOL, now that's funny ;-)
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Large-Scale Models of Consumer Choice and Counterfactual Inference [video](youtube.com)
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by espeed 8y ago
Have you seen the VDB tree...? VDB: High-Resolution Sparse Volumes with Dynamic Topology (Academy Award Winning data structure) http://www.museth.org/Ken/Publications_files/Museth_TOG13.pd... OpenVDB is an open-so
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by espeed 8y ago
Re: pairing functions, two of my favorite are: 1. Moser–de Bruijn sequence https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moser%E2%80%93de_Bruijn_sequen... n = x + 2y x = n & 0x55555555 y = (n - x) / 2 2. A 'Bi
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Enumerating Trees (2013)(cs.virginia.edu)
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Network Topologies for Large-Scale Datacenters: It's the Diameter Stupid [video](youtube.com)
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OpenVDB (Academy Award Winning Data Structure)(ken.museth.org)
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Mathematics as Metaphor – Curtis McMullen (Harvard University) [video](youtube.com)
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VDB: High-Resolution Sparse Volumes with Dynamic Topology (Academy Award Winner) [pdf](museth.org)
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by espeed 8y ago
Get a Google Voice number https://google.com/voice and link it to Google Hangouts or Google Messenger so you can send and receive texts via your phone or Wifi Web apps.
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by espeed 8y ago
And I suspect this is the common connection weighting the algo's recommendation... Feynman's Lost Lecture (ft. 3Blue1Brown) [video] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17927217
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by espeed 8y ago
Strange. The reason this article seems off is because it's trying to capitalize on an earlier article by Nick Bilton, but this attempt at adaptation is missing the essence and mangles the point. The idea this article is trying to con
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The Math Less Traveled: Post Without Words #11(mathlesstraveled.com)
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Some thoughts about peer review post-NIPS(twitter.com)
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by espeed 8y ago
search for the LA course by "maththebeautiful" on YouTube. Also check out Gilbert Strang's MIT lectures. I just realized there's a deep connection among your recommendations...Gilbert Strang was Greenfield's PhD a
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by espeed 8y ago
Yes. Jones and Trump both subscribe to the philosophy of "there's no such thing as bad publicity...all publicity is good publicity." Jones was overjoyed when Clinton referenced him publicly in her campaign.
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by espeed 8y ago
Indeed, the MIT lectures by Prof Strang and the MathTheBeautiful videos by Prof Grinfeld provide perfect pairings to go with the enhanced visual intuition you acquire on 3Blue1Brown. NB: MathTheBeautiful [1] is by MIT alum Pavel Grinfeld [2
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by espeed 8y ago
A similar concept related to elliptical constants and proportional areas, is the curve formed by the cycloid [1] of a circle, which is the curve formed by tracing a point on the circumference of a circle as it rolls across a surface from po
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Feynman's Lost Lecture (ft. 3Blue1Brown) [video](youtube.com)
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Succinct de Bruijn Graphs(alexbowe.com)
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by espeed 8y ago
See the "Alternatives Considered" at the bottom of this page: https://s2geometry.io/devguide/s2cell_hierarchy Somewhere there's an older doc/presentation that goes into the reasons for the cube in m
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Lorentz Transformations with a Mechanical Time-Globe [video](youtube.com)
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Yet Another Paper on Group Theory Single Axioms(cs.unm.edu)
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What does genius look like in math? Where does it come? Dandelin spheres [video](youtube.com)
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