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tbonza
2mo ago
As someone who has earned over 3 million points on Khan Academy over a 3-4 year span about ten years ago, I am very appreciative of my experience. What I appreciated most is when Sal would derive formulas such as the quotient rule in Calcul
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3y ago
Maybe atdgen would help with rewriting the interfaces https://atd.readthedocs.io/en/latest/atdgen.html
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4y ago
I see where you included metrics as a starting point like how long an article takes to read. Maybe like a word count approach as a starting point. Thinking about understanding the content of an article and seeing who's most likely to b
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4y ago
Using page rank as suggested by OP, would provide weird incentives like frequent comments, or higher volume, could rank a person higher than if they had occasional comments further down the thread. If OP is interested in the most influentia
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4y ago
What happens on a slightly different task where domain experts have tried to create a set of topics, not all domain experts talk to each other, and so we instead need a way to merge existing topics? I continue to see benchmarks where human
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5y ago
https://github.com/norvig/pytudes/issues/118 Norvig's Sudoku solver inspired me to make my own Wordle solver last month
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Wordle can be solved like Sudoku
(github.com)
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5y ago
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For Many, Remote Work Is Becoming Permanent in Wake of Coronavirus
(wsj.com)
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6y ago
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9y ago
Peter Norvig cracked Sudoku using a clever algorithm: http://norvig.com/sudoku.html
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Neurodiversity as a Competitive Advantage
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9y ago
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10y ago
It's a good point. Terrorizing an urban population with $200 drones doesn't seem like an unrealistic scenario. How would a tool like the F-35 be used to combat this situation? I think it would be fairly useless. Here's a link
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10y ago
This makes me think of Liars Poker. There may not be anything special about what the traders are doing. They could just be in the right place at the right time.
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10y ago
Correlation is not causality. I'm so glad someone put this article together
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Small town Football politics
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Security. The alternative might be to let them make those choices then arrest them later. Or hit them with a drone strike. The filtering approach seems more compassionate.
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Punchcards explain data
(tbonza.github.io)
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11y ago
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Volunteer with your data science skills
(tbonza.github.io)
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11y ago
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