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Metaforecast: A Forecast Aggregator and Search Tool
(lesswrong.com)
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10y ago
If I had the choice between saving Millions of lives vs. being a supposedly more interesting person, I'd save the lives.
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The Flaws of Best and Worst Case Analyses
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Problems with Ruby 2 Keyword Arguments
(eng.grandroundshealth.com)
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12y ago
If we have a superior intelligence replace us, we'd prefer that it not be a cluster of Daleks. If future intelligences didn't experience happiness or whatever we find valuable, then the future of the universe could be quite sub-o
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Why “Changing the World” Is a Horrible Phrase
(effective-altruism.com)
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12y ago
That video looks fantastic. Thank you so much for working on this. Recently I've been experiencing significant repetitive stress. I am using a kinesis advantage keyboard and recently worked with a few physical therapists. I still feel
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12y ago
Completely agree. I found Thiel's book very preachy and strange. Liked the lecture notes a lot more, because they were more detailed and thorough. The Hard Thing is the most depressing book about being a CEO, but that makes it refre
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13y ago
Life game. Graphics: 9/10 Pretty good, shadows and lighting effects portrayed quite well. Some really strange pixelation going on though. It's on a very small scale, but still noticeable with the right instruments and upsetting
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13y ago
Common misconceptions. At most established nonprofits relatively little money actually goes to management. There have been a very few cases that have gotten a lot of publicity, but it's relatively a small (and dangerously over-stated)
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13y ago
One group that's spending some attention to this is 80,000 Hours, a group that Peter Singer recommended. They are researching and advising people on how to do as much good as possible through their careers. There are quite a few peopl
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13y ago
Just curious; I've read that energy takes quite a bit of non-salt water to produce. Energy can be used to create clean water by desalinization, but I believe I read that this still creates less clean water than the clean water needed
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13y ago
I know the team and recommend them highly. If you're in San Francisco and are looking for work, it's a pretty great option.
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13y ago
Quite nice for a hackathon. Some comments: 1) Want to choose a price range. $3k for a jacket? 2) When I click "Like", the animation to get a copy of a new one should be the same as when I click "Dislike", or at least in
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13y ago
This is one patent I really hope gets used in litigation.
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Evaluating the Opportunity Cost of Meetings & Events
(blog.bowlabs.org)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Apparently they just cut off all email access. From Facebook: "Could you please at least forward the messages for a couple of days to some other e-mail accounts? I can't reset/change the e-mails I used on other websites bec
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13y ago
I've been job hunting for a while as a sort of "Junior Rails Dev", and am finding it near impossible to find a job at a startup. I really question which companies will train people in some startup-heavy technologies like Rai
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13y ago
Those summaries were quite fantastic. I agree that perhaps it is unnecessary to use them for the selected entries, but feel like they must be useful somewhere else. Perhaps it would make the most sense to have an rss reader or similar with
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Modeling Information Availability
(blog.bowlabs.org)
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14y ago
That we deserve. It's fixed.
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14y ago
It's not from Google. This is only a hackathon to come up with ideas to enter in the #ifihadglass hackathon. There is no official affiliation. The website was not optimized for mobile; because of the time limitations (contest just announc
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14y ago
The site should be back up. We were using https://www.site44.com/ , had to upgrade with increased load. (site44 is pretty awesome btw)
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‘If We Had Glass’ Hackathon
(ifwehadglass.com)
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Using Feedback Army for Efficiency and Insight
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What the Failure of TheGlint Says About Silicon Valley
(slate.com)
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14y ago
We are using a combination of sources, not just Mechanical Turk. We plan to modify this as we find which ones deliver the best results.
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14y ago
We made this to allow people to optimize business names, article headlines, website copy, and other text that can't be split tested after launch. We use a large focus group to compare which headlines and copy will resonate with the public.
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Show HN: My MVP - Quick split testing for names and headlines
(wenameyou.com)
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15y ago
Another .js framework? Must be that time of week again
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