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by qrian 4y ago
If OP regrets reading your comment, you have proved your point and provided some insight to OP, therefore contradiction. Just a fun thought.
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by qrian 4y ago
Recently stumbled upon [C4 Model]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2-rSnhpw0g ), which seemed very promising. It builds on the failure of adopton of UMLs, and aim to be practical and communicative.
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by qrian 4y ago
Got it first try without undoing! Key was guessing the answer at like step 4 and reverse engineering it from the back. Don't Wordle 8 - SURVIVED Hooray! I didn't Wordle today! ⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜6438 ⬜⬜⬜⬜470 ⬜⬜⬜⬜132 ⬜⬜⬜⬜15 ⬜⬜⬜⬜4 ⬜1 Undos used:
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by qrian 4y ago
The same author has a story describing how AI might escape: https://www.gwern.net/fiction/Clippy Not that I agree with the author but 'AIs are sandboxed and resourced constrained therefore safe' doesn't
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by qrian 4y ago
(1948)
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by qrian 4y ago
Maybe what transformers actually transform are us..
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by qrian 4y ago
This article uses lambda function to change a column's dtype, but that is highly inefficient, and impractical once data size grows. Not sure it's because the article is relatively old (2016).
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by qrian 5y ago
Response time was ultimately why I discarded foot pedal after going trouble of setting it up. Brain to foot response time was too long for me and it significantly degraded productivity, especially since modifier keys are meant to be pushed
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by qrian 5y ago
Another case where 3rd party tools collided with the proposed standard name: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2018/03/smooshgate
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by qrian 5y ago
Colab (Pro+?) should be enough until you decide to spend 500$/mo.
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by qrian 5y ago
I guess then I will have to wait for someone much more knowledgable in mechanical engineering than me to answer. Thanks for the input.
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by qrian 5y ago
> First, these scanners rely on complex superconducting electromagnet/cryogenics designs and ever increasingly powerful electronics (including gradient and radiofrequency power systems) for fast imaging and/or advanced imaging
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by qrian 5y ago
Can this also do fMRI? I'm already trying to build DIY fnirs machine for cogsci research but if this does fMRI too I might build this one too.
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by qrian 5y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28545920
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by qrian 5y ago
Perhaps "Listening to music before you sleep" might pique your interest, because it requires very little investment with proven increase in sleep quality. We spend 1/3 of our lifetime sleeping so even a few percent increase i
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by qrian 6y ago
The article claims that they are sold to a south korean company “Daegu ltd.”, but I was not able to find any information on this company online. One site even claims that it is an American company[1]. Although I agree that it sounds very mu
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by qrian 6y ago
Why is l and I not aliased? They are easily confused in san-serif fonts.
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by qrian 7y ago
Another interesting zugzwang situation is the game of animal shōgi [0], a simplified shōgi game that is strongly solved and found to be zugzwang position from the start. [0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dōbutsu_shōg
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by qrian 7y ago
Just found out about saccade induced retrieval enhancement and wanted to share here. It's about how moving eyes for a bit enhances explicit recall. There weren't many articles covering this phenomenon so sorry for picking an artic
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Can Saccadic Eye Movements Enhance Implicit and Explicit Memory? (2018)(sciencetrends.com)
22 points by qrian 7y ago|4 comments
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by qrian 7y ago
I am also a Korean and wrote this on top of my head, though I do have to admit that it has been some time since I've been a student involved in it. I'm mostly talking about 학종 where you submit 자소서 and 생기부(학생부?), and that there&#x2
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by qrian 7y ago
Sorry I meant the Korean one (CSAT?) which is indeed run by the government. That's interesting that American SAT is not run by the government directly.
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by qrian 7y ago
They don't have it as a selection criteria. Some context: South Korean educational system recently had a crackdown on private academy(hakwon), and in their infinite wisdom, decided to ban every non-public educational experiences (inclu
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by qrian 7y ago
> "Still better than a master of one" is a recent addendum to the phrase. Your wikipedia link says the last line is not included in the original phrase
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by qrian 7y ago
I am still confused. So are you implying the engineers who think they are the engine of the world incorrect or not?
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by qrian 7y ago
Not trying to critique anything, but it seems like engine itself is also useless without the rest of the parts.
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by qrian 8y ago
Is it just me or is this site literally completely unreadable? Its font color is too similar to the background for me. Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/KFzMuaF.jpg
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by qrian 8y ago
Reminds me of [this game]( http://tobiasgame.co.uk/about.php ) which also took a quite bit(13 years). They also have video presenting great tips for prolonged development such as ‘different mechanic for every rooms’ and ‘stic
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The aging mind: neuroplasticity in response to cognitive training (2013)(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
204 points by qrian 8y ago|117 comments
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by qrian 10y ago
I think we should view them as what we are trying to represent, not what they really are. Besides, with the same logic int32 or int64 isn't really an integer in a sense that it can't represent 2^64.

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