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Building and Deploying Microservices with AWS Lambda and Semaphore(semaphoreci.com)
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
That's a very interesting project. The field desperately needs an alternative to z-tree and psychtoolbox. JS web app seems like a great solution! I' wrapping up my PhD in neuroEcon at USC. I've started a company to help devel
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
You didn't see any horizon effect? People didn't become more likely to "cheat" as the game and the value of their reputation approached an end?
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
This is an odd paper. It reads like a so-so experimental game theory paper written by an anthropologist. The task was designed to produce Nash equilibria that would fit story they wanted to tell. And they as though they are surprised to see
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
You're probably thinking of the Whitehall Study[0]. There's a more recent study about how being the person at the top can be really stressful too[1]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitehall_Study [1] http
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
Anything to say about trends over time or what works (as apposed to what is )?
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
That's great to hear. It's hard for me to over emphasize how extremely interested I am in the social and physical architecture of human thriving. I'll be watching Common with wrapped interest.
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
Yes, that 40% is called profit margin.
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
Even if everyone in the house is an extrovert compared to the wider world, someone is still going to be the most introverted person in the house. And the most charismatic and extroverted person in the house is going to relatively dominate t
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
$1800/bedroom/month sounds like a lot for someone trying to bootstrap a start-up. My co-founders and I pay $730/bedroom/month in Los Angeles, and it's more than enough space. It would be nice to share a bigger space
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
How do you keep a small charismatic group from totally dominating the common spaces. In other words, how do you keep them "common," so that even the introverts can feel comfortable using them?
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
Do monastic orders qualify for your definition of co-op?
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Inside OpenAI: Will Transparency Protect Us from Artificial Intelligence(singularityhub.com)
3 points by tdaltonc 11y ago|0 comments
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
If you're working with censored data, it's possible to know the median but not the mean of your data. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censoring_(statistics)
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Ex-terrorist explains how to fight ISIS online(cnn.com)
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Are there any in depth analysis of this idea (short term interest rates have a quick, big effect on the availability of VC capital)?
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
This is what I keep thinking. People are talking about an imminent winter, but I don't see how VC money could drain out that fast.
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Open AI(open.ai)
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
You could do the slow part ( voter registration/verification) in advance, and then the voting would be fast and transparent.
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
> married hetero male founders: we're thinking of getting an intern > me: okay but I don't see what we could offer. You know we're on a really tight > married hetero male founders: we're getting an intern. >
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
You don't say? . . . That's going on the list.
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
We[0] make SAAS for developers, so we expect a lot more of our customers to be in the bay. There’s also a deeper market for technical talent and VC capital. LA has a lot of lifestyle perks (beach, forests, desert, great weather, more daylig
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
Maybe you only remember the super technical parts because the product-focused parts were effortless for you.
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
It might actually emanate out of One Wilshire. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Wilshire
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
My start-up is in LA and we're been talking about moving to SF. This will definitely factor in to our discussion.
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
You might not be able to share it, but I'd love to see a covariance analysis on that matrix. You have this hypothesis that companies hire based on some sort of culture. Is that culture random or are there types of culture? Product-focu
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
Not the author, but I know about ontologies generally. Non-overlapping is great, but rarely possible because whatever you're trying to organize might not divide up that way. Next best is eigenvectors. You would find the "pure type
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
probably because ML is the hot new thing. People that are interested in a hot new method (especially if there "excited to learn!") instead of the results that that method can product (a better product) are prone to running down te
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
I like the ontology of programmers. Are there any other efforts to do this? Anything data driven or externally validated? Given what a big role personas and demo/psycho-graphics play in marketing, I'm surprised that I haven't
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by tdaltonc 11y ago
There are some obvious things to "fix" in humans if we knew how. The laryngeal nerve, the mechanics of birth, the growth rate of cartilage. Certainly it's possible to be hubristic here, but there's also just as clearly s

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