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481.
by sova 6y ago
I never thought of "unstable games" before and that is quite revelatory when thinking about money, but I do wonder about cooperation because maybe not in Ethereum-land is there much joint minting of money, but there are subtle sys
482.
by sova 6y ago
Most languages have their own Slack (was IRC) channels... Are you looking for more entrepreneurial communities or language-specific hangouts?
483.
How to Teach Yourself a Second Language(learn-japanese.org)
1 points by sova 6y ago|0 comments
484.
by sova 6y ago
2:03:00 begins a discussion on meditation and at 2:03:45 he says "everything is downstream from controlling attention" -- toward the end of the segment labeled "AI simulating humans to understand its own nature"
485.
by sova 6y ago
"everything is downstream from controlling attention" - Joscha Bach on the Lex AI podcast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-2P3MSZrBM&t=3s
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Decomposition of a Japanese Sentence(japanesecomplete.com)
2 points by sova 6y ago|0 comments
487.
by sova 6y ago
Like SQL for nested maps in Clojureland. Neat. The DSL [ALL :a even?] does feel a tiny bit un-clojurey to me as well, maybe making it look like [:all :a even?] would make it clearer.
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The Family That Built an Empire of Pain (2017)(newyorker.com)
45 points by sova 6y ago|16 comments
489.
Essential Japanese “The Mental Model” [pdf](japanesecomplete.com)
4 points by sova 6y ago|0 comments
490.
Japanese Grammar in EBNF Notation(learn-japanese.org)
7 points by sova 6y ago|0 comments
491.
by sova 6y ago
Okay, source code, then what about chip schematics and everything on the hardware layer you can't audit for?
492.
by sova 6y ago
Very neat idea. Seamless interplay between layers like that is nifty to think about.
493.
by sova 6y ago
Buckminster Fuller invented a map projection called the Dymaxion [1], imagine peeling an orange peel as one intact piece and placing the North pole at the very center. 1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dymaxion_map
494.
Learn Hiragana by Sound(japanesecomplete.com)
4 points by sova 6y ago|0 comments
495.
Free Hiragana Listening and Identification(learn-japanese.org)
3 points by sova 6y ago|0 comments
496.
by sova 6y ago
That's quite a cynical summary, and the key insight is that any group could move to more sparsely populated areas and influence the election in their favor. Would you really want the election decided by the 5 most populous cities every
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The Four Types of Kanji(learn-japanese.org)
1 points by sova 6y ago|0 comments
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Stop worrying and start loving the Electoral College(satisologie.substack.com)
2 points by sova 6y ago|4 comments
499.
by sova 6y ago
praiseworthy and apt use of "kafkaesque"
500.
RoBeetle: Powered by Catalytic Methanol Reaction(youtube.com)
3 points by sova 6y ago|0 comments
501.
The Makeup of a Dollar(satisologie.substack.com)
2 points by sova 6y ago|0 comments
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I learned to stop worrying and love the Electoral College(satisologie.substack.com)
9 points by sova 6y ago|1 comments
503.
by sova 6y ago
Also cool: https://www.aclweb.org/anthology/Y03-1034.pdf (parser from 2003 with 97% coverage on native text)
504.
by sova 6y ago
There have been some recent attempts at creating EBNF grammar definitions for Japanese that try to balance simplicity and coverage https://learn-japanese.org/2020/01/04/japanese-grammar-in-eb...
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by sova 6y ago
In regards to your first statement, that's absolutely the point of Score Voting, to have a clear leaderboard with 1st, 2nd, 3rd and so forth. With regards to your second statement, "because we cannot access data means the data ne
506.
by sova 6y ago
Score Voting notably defies Arrow's Paradox. Score Voting (= Range Voting) is where candidates are given a score from, say zero to 99, and an average is taken. Effectively the same style as in figure skating. Yes, a once-every-four-y
507.
by sova 6y ago
This title is sarcastic right? It's doable just not well because there is no way to create a totalitarian panopticon without having your state first be a totalitarian panoply of optics and cons.
508.
by sova 6y ago
Based on your experience it seems that #5 ought be first: "Data dominates"
509.
by sova 6y ago
So not a "blood letting," but a "blood plasma letting," very different, you see.
510.
by sova 6y ago
Say a student misses a "live session" -- it's probably simple enough for them to go back and watch it? I mostly wonder about the videos, can I keep them and export them for archival purposes later? Can they be shared freely

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