rollinDyno

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The Politics of Information(fivebooks.com)
3 points by rollinDyno 6y ago|1 comments
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Machine Learning Methods That Economists Should Know About(annualreviews.org)
2 points by rollinDyno 6y ago|0 comments
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by rollinDyno 6y ago
Hello, how come you chose to use quip over Google docs? I'd expect you to choose the latter since you work for Google.
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by rollinDyno 6y ago
I have the same issue with Firefox on a Windows machine. My phone is iOS.
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
When you say catch up on do you mean you want to review what you’ve already learned or you actually want to catch up with the literature in what used to be your field? If the former, I don’t see why you would go through a structured program
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Genetic Diseases to Guide Digital Hacks of the Human Genome(youtube.com)
2 points by rollinDyno 7y ago|0 comments
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
This blog post says nothing about why Roam is actually cool. It seems like a waste of opportunity, given that it has reached the front page and it's not really telling anyone why they should use it. I have seen people praise Roam becau
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
I think the concept is cool but after walking a few steps the game just freezes for me. Will try again later.
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
Thanks for the tip. I think some responsibility lies on the author as he chose which platform to publish with.
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
I can't read the article since I don't own a Medium account. Why does the author need me to sign in?
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
Recently I have really enjoyed: * Joseph Stiglitz on the introduction of informational mechanisms in Economics [1] * Burton Folsom on the myth of robber barons and the great american entrepreneurs of the 19th century. [1] https:/&#x2F
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Ask HN: Share your favourite talks on YouTube
2 points by rollinDyno 7y ago|1 comments
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
Can Polar automaticlaly extract the metadata from a journal article? Also, while I can see tags being useful, I don't think it'll really be Zettelkasten-like until you can link from one annotation to another.
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
Can you please link to your plugin?
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
What I do is just annotate absolutely everything. I try not to think much about structure. What matters is that my thoughts are put down into text. Structure and organization comes later. Once your second brain is searchable, you can quickl
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
I do not know if it makes financial sense, but I would be very interested in trying out a new Reddit with a more representative subreddit moderators. Currently, moderators are selected with little input from the community members. Because m
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
What I’ve found is that it really doesn’t matter which tool you use. There’s many options that will allow you to manage your bookmarks, consider a simple txt file. The challenging bit is providing a sound enough structure so every item find
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
I use hearing aids and always have trouble discerning tones, this is my only gripe with learning chinese and it is hindering me. I have learned english and have got rid of my thick accent by imitating how other people speak, I should be abl
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
Some people might decide to pay but the technology will be there to distribute it for free. At this point it would be sort of like a public good with the free rider problem.
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
I worry that if this system becames permanent, one in which it is practically impossible to stop piracy, followed by the loss of traditional incentives we might find ourselves in a place where no motivated investor will break even when prod
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
OneNote would be ideal but I wish I could keep the PDF file in my local directory rather than in the cloud. This is because I use Zotero where I link my PDF files stored in a local directory. Edit: just played with OneNote once again. I rea
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
Okular was my favorite PDF annotator until I got my Surface Pro a couple of days ago. I still haven't figured out what's the best PDF reader with pen input, any recommendations?
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Samsung Blockchain(developer.samsung.com)
1 points by rollinDyno 7y ago|0 comments
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
Nietzche said something along the lines that we get the rights we fight for, and we will lose those we stop caring about. Are you willing to die for your right to, for example, filter? At some point the pile of rights will start conflicting
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
Parent comment here, I just tried scrolling with my mouse and it was horrible. I should've mentioned I was scrolling with the arrow keys, using the mouse just now was awful and I can see why so many people disagree with my initial view
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
Can we talk about how smooth and beautiful the website is? I know, it's Apple and their websites are always the same, but there's always a tiny increment. This time it's the woman adjusting the ANC by holding her Airpods. The
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
Additionally, a part of the device's API is not going to be available to the webapp.
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
I've been using Todoist for 5 years and even though they're still my favourite solution in the market I don't think they're innovating in any way. I always have half a mind to create my own app implementing features no t
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
I wasn't being serious about that. I was trying to say is that just as they can't tell if the Amazon is on fire because they don't live there, they can't tell if someone is being opressed by the system because they simpl
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by rollinDyno 7y ago
I think this is very telling, as a symptom of a diseased democracy. People wouldn't take their fight to these environments if democracy was working, because they'd have faith in the due processes of government. But once they start

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