madiator

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by madiator 4y ago
Oh that's a great idea.
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by madiator 4y ago
For me this makes the world feel so much bigger! It lets me step out of my tiny world that I am familiar with and realize the vastness of the world.
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The prices of everything you do(newsletter.smarter.blog)
2 points by madiator 4y ago|0 comments
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The Planning Fallacy(newsletter.smarter.blog)
1 points by madiator 4y ago|0 comments
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by madiator 4y ago
Of all the characterizations in the headline, the "eight-months-pregnant" is unnecessary.
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by madiator 4y ago
This is not a problem with journalists alone. This is human nature. Establish the same set of incentives and structures and this outcome will be very likely.
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by madiator 4y ago
Your argument is weak in that it could have been invoked for several previous inventions: ATMs replacing cashiers, search engines replacing librarians and so on.
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by madiator 4y ago
I think DALL-E 3 will generate short clips. But I am curious to know what HN thinks will OpenAI will do with these technologies?
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Sharp Mental Models(newsletter.smarter.blog)
1 points by madiator 4y ago|0 comments
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by madiator 4y ago
Yeah I think that book is actually a great read. Too bad the name is that way --- it is a lot more than about taking notes.
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On the Convexities of Everyday Life(newsletter.smarter.blog)
2 points by madiator 4y ago|0 comments
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Why Read Books(newsletter.smarter.blog)
1 points by madiator 4y ago|0 comments
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by madiator 5y ago
I am always amazed by such megaprojects. Imagine how much planning and coordination needs to happen. So many different parts manufactured in different places need to come together at the right time and lifted up by a custom designed crane.
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Curves of Competence(newsletter.smarter.blog)
3 points by madiator 5y ago|0 comments
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On War and Madmen(newsletter.smarter.blog)
1 points by madiator 5y ago|0 comments
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Building a ML Transformer in a Spreadsheet [video](youtube.com)
9 points by madiator 5y ago|2 comments
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by madiator 5y ago
And a waste of time and water and of opportunity cost.
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Learning to Learn(newsletter.smarter.blog)
4 points by madiator 5y ago|1 comments
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On Goodhart's Law and Boeing(newsletter.smarter.blog)
2 points by madiator 5y ago|0 comments
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Zeigarnik Effect and Your Memory(newsletter.smarter.blog)
2 points by madiator 5y ago|0 comments
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by madiator 5y ago
+1 on everything you said, except it takes me more than 2 minutes per day. :D
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The Power of Systems and Routines(newsletter.smarter.blog)
1 points by madiator 5y ago|0 comments
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by madiator 5y ago
Instead of coining a new term, why not call it by the name everyone uses: spaced repetition? One of the best articles I have read on this is by Michael Nielsen: http://augmentingcognition.com/ltm.html
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by madiator 5y ago
This may pale in comparison, but relatedly, some people make arguably unnecessary trips to keep their airline status.
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by madiator 5y ago
In case you haven't read already, I highly recommend reading Bad Blood.
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by madiator 5y ago
Why is it pseudo science? I tried it first hand and saw remarkably better outcome.
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by madiator 5y ago
As an end user I don't want companies to email me often to establish relationship, but if I were a company I would follow your advice. What a world of suffering we live in.
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by madiator 5y ago
Shhh, you are giving ideas to the crypto banks.
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by madiator 5y ago
Good job on keeping up with the consistency in reading! Pride journal is a good idea as well, especially useful in professional setting. Even if you didn't accomplish anything on a given day, you can still write something in the gratit
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Some ideas to challenge your mind for 2022(newsletter.smarter.blog)
4 points by madiator 5y ago|2 comments

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