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by jesperlang 9y ago
I can confirm on the high demand for this stuff. In addition, gluten-free, low-lactose, lactose-free, "super berries", raw food, are all quite popular here in Sweden. But with these trends come unreasonably high prices, it is gett
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by jesperlang 9y ago
Yes! I was deliberately phrasing my problem finding as "how to build car free cities", which is too tech, phrasing the problem in relation to tech! But you will quickly get to even bigger questions like "why do we move",
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by jesperlang 9y ago
I think the author has an interesting direction but don't quite like the examples.. Taking a step back and looking at it more generally I see this as problem solving vs problem finding (in Alan Kay's words), where a perfect exampl
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by jesperlang 9y ago
More details about the situation in the arctic: http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/
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by jesperlang 9y ago
Agreed 1000%, the article just seem to overcomplicate things, why talk about processors, discs, binary? This is ridiculous! All children can relate to physical movement and giving commands, lets start there! It's like we're throwi
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by jesperlang 9y ago
great perspective! My desired goals are more in something like cognitive science.. I think most of my grumpiness about this is not that things arent progressing (check out Santa Fe Institut and their work on complexity) it's just that
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by jesperlang 9y ago
Can you describe what you mean by "he doesn't understand"? His background is in psychology and neuro science so his view on intelligence is probably quite different than person coming from computer science. For me he puts wor