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The Creativity Delusion: There Is No Genius
(copy-me.org)
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The JavaScript Learning Landscape in 2018
(css-tricks.com)
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I have often thought that the Freestyle Chess model (a variation of Advanced Chess https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Chess ) could be applied to medical diagnosis. Create a team consisting of one or more human doc
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9y ago
From the author: "An update of contact forms unexpectedly disabled the recaptcha causing havoc. As a result, the site is suffering from a massive number of requests for books. Until I have managed to fix that, no copies can be download
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9y ago
The headline is incorrect. The Telegraph article says that Elon Musk's potential payout is $70 billion, not $7 billion. The New York Times article ( https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/23/business/dealboo
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9y ago
I'm particularly fond of "Secrets of Synthesis". It gives you some idea of the difficulties she had to overcome to create this amazing music using such early versions of the hardware.
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As much as I admire Turing (I've often wondered what our world would be like if he hadn't died as young as he did), I've never been that convinced of the value of the Turing Test. Given a choice between 1) software that can c
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9y ago
One of my favorites: "Wishing without work, is like fishing without bait." -- Frank Tyge (published a very long time ago). Another list from last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13907413
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The Weaponization of Education Data
(hackeducation.com)
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9y ago
Sorry. I always forget that you shouldn't wrap a link in quotes.
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This discussion (Ask HN: Fully online CS degrees? " https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15899383" ) came up three days ago and has over 100 comments.
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9y ago
As I was reading this I was thinking "why not do it with Raspberry Pi Zeros, set up for mesh networking", like the OLPC " https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Laptop_per_Child" . It would significantly r
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9y ago
I don't quite understand why this comment got downvoted. I thought the information in the article could have been presented in a MUCH more concise way, (and certainly less vertigo inducing).
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The Downloadable Brain: We're Closer Than We Think to Immortality – Literary Hub
(lithub.com)
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The Giving Season: Three Alternatives – Popehat
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9y ago
The search box in Firefox has a pulldown menu that lets me choose from 8 different search engines, including Google, Yahoo, Bing, DuckDuckGo, and others. My default is set to DuckDuckGo because I'd rather not be tracked, but if I think
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9y ago
The title is a little bit mis-leading. The last line in the article: “But the danger is this would give people an incentive to go the SEC rather than to someone in their company. That’s the bad news. Every company wants people to report int
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I don't think creating a government monopoly is the solution to the problem. I think there needs to be more competition rather than less. I think a good first step would be to remove the current barriers to local municipalities setting
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Net Neutrality Divide: Canada and the U.S. Go Separate Ways on an Open Internet
(michaelgeist.ca)
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It seems to work. This same blog post was listed on HN two days ago. It got one upvote (might have been mine, I'm a sucker for articles on art, however obscure). The re-post has gotten 88 votes in seven hours.
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Where Is Technology Taking the Economy?
(blog.irvingwb.com)
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At the bottom of the post is a link to volume 1 of a book about Apple Operating Systems, which presumably includes information about this new version of their operating system.
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Researchers from Microsoft and Google are creating more human AI research
(qz.com)
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Some other questions I would want the answers to: 1) Is a Non-Compete Agreement required and what are the terms (time and geographic coverage; compensation during the non-compete time frame)? 2) Is the company going to assert ownership over
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Are you waiting on a hardware timer to use for Pomodoro? because there a lot of software software Pomodoro timers available (e.g. " https://tomato-timer.com/" ). Since most of my study is on the computer (Coursera,
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9y ago
Some of the links appear to be broken; i.e. they take you to books different than the titles listed. Clicking on "The Psychology of Art by Lev Vygotsky" takes you to the Amazon page for "Economics: analysis, issues, and polic
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9y ago
A sprinkler on your roof wouldn't do any more damage than a heavy rainfall.
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My favorite: "Neuromancer" by William Gibson. A close second: "Accelerando" by Charles Stross. (I met Charles Stross once. He told me that "Accelerando" was not his favorite of the books he's written.)
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"The Martian" is really good book, and I loved the movie. I am looking forward to Andy Weir's new book. But ... I wouldn't put "The Martian" in the scifi AI category.
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9y ago
Sci-Hub has an onion address ("scihub22266oqcxt.onion") for access through Tor.
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