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by gravity13 12y ago
| The ultimate frictionless experience would be for coffee capsules to be delivered before running out of them But it's not like people can't be this, without much mental overhead. If I know it takes two days to ship something, an
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by gravity13 12y ago
Yes. This is truly great design thinking. But wait, how do you handle nudists?
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by gravity13 12y ago
| but I can't help but scream "why??" Because it's a tangible reminder that you need to buy new X and it removes all the barriers entirely to that. It's wildly convenient. Might I remind you: - Locate mobile devic
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by gravity13 12y ago
And it's not hipchat (or bought by Atlassian). Let's not forget that.
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by gravity13 12y ago
And here I have no doubt that there's sufficient demand to account for the increase in supply. There's probably not 120 people, and 100 houses. I think it's 500 people and 100 houses. Higher rent has driven a lot of people ou
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by gravity13 12y ago
That makes sense from a pedagogical perspective. It's a lot like exercise though, if you're Arnold Schwarzenegger, you are not going to make sweet gains from writing a for loop. You'll need to find people at your skill level
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by gravity13 12y ago
And perhaps the winner is decided after the fact by a vote, based on metrics of efficiency, elegance, etc... I'd love to see a more natural, bite-sizable, exposure to other programming languages and/or paradigms in this way.
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by gravity13 12y ago
I actually came in here to ask for clarification on this. This sounds presumptuous. Couldn't there be thousands of neural networks which all receive an input signal, and we know how to interpret the output of all of these, as a signal.
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by gravity13 12y ago
Hm. I hope this comes across as constructive criticism, but I'm not sure the visualization type matches well with the data you are presenting. The movement of the bubbles doesn't seem to convey any useful information, it's ju
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by gravity13 12y ago
Can Khan Academy ever become something other than Khan Academy? That's a profound question for me.
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by gravity13 12y ago
Steve Jobs touched my sister's boob.
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by gravity13 12y ago
This is true. I actually cite his physics lectures as part of the reason why I got into the online learning tech industry. Walter Lewin's been a bit of a hero to me.
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by gravity13 12y ago
I was confused about all of this until I read your comment. Makes perfect sense now! Also makes me think that they can dump the whole charade and provide no security check at all, but that'd probably make the service-providers uncomfor
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by gravity13 12y ago
I just like imagining the discussion that happened at the conception of this idea. It probably starts something like this: "Guys, we need a way to monetize the reddit."
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by gravity13 12y ago
Not just with the voice control - I can imagine something like Siri being able to respond to requests of things like, "Please show me all of my videos taken while I was in Hawaii of 2014."
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by gravity13 12y ago
Curious, why did you limit it to just two people? I would just want to send a playlist of three items out asynchronously to my friends, so they can listen whenever they want.
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by gravity13 12y ago
This is fucking awesome. Nice work! http://milkshake.mu/Wkd-yR5mS
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by gravity13 12y ago
Yeah, like when artificial intelligences enslave us all.
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by gravity13 12y ago
Great work! Would love to read a blog post in the future about how you guys did your layout engine behind this.
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by gravity13 12y ago
Did Mathjax just become obsolete?
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by gravity13 12y ago
The other day I saw a billboard on the side of the freeway for a casino which stated in big gold lettering, "HIGHER CHANCES TO WIN!"
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by gravity13 12y ago
I personally love photos too small to look at. I want to see many of them!
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by gravity13 12y ago
I had a similar situation, but it made sense. Instant messaging grants the asynchronicity of emails without the overhead of long waits between replies. When you want to talk to somebody without interrupting them, it's ideal. I might al
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by gravity13 12y ago
In red Victorian chairs with tall oversized backrests.
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by gravity13 12y ago
Yeah but drones, though.
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by gravity13 12y ago
I made something like this recently http://www.gravitypersists.com/musicspiral
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by gravity13 12y ago
I've been doing something like this for regex as a side project. One of the biggest things I'm thinking about is determining the adaptive algorithm that places you on different portions of the learning experience. My current strat
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by gravity13 12y ago
Interesting. But the real question we need to ask ourselves right now is: are these drones capable of delivering burritos? Because if so, imagine the possibilities...
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by gravity13 12y ago
Well, shit, my HDMI cable just broke. I need a new one. Like, right now. I don't want to wait two days for it. Hold on, let me (get in my car/wait for the bus/walk a few miles/order it with my phone, take a nap, and wake
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by gravity13 12y ago
"Education is the art of conveying a sense of truth by telling a series of decreasing lies." Nice.

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