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techbio
16y ago
What is the source of the term "luck surface"? It's a good one.
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16y ago
Oui--heartwarming, and not a post-apocalyptic nightmare scenario. I'd like a low-powered computing device that (a) observes my habits and emulates their neighboring variations in a sandbox and (b) I can unplug if I choose, so as to carry th
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techbio
16y ago
What data do you have? If a predictive system performs with that data, QED.
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16y ago
As appealing as the opportunities appear, my naive guess is that "neat" is superseded by "regulated" but this makes me wonder... while finances are about as graphically personal as information can be, the optimization potential for billions
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techbio
16y ago
Yes, digraphs are much more flexible. Present-day wood trees -really, really cannot- share leaves.
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16y ago
Now, now, children. There are enough cookies to go around.
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16y ago
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2010/04/african-student-tran... Note: Lome is the capital of Togo, not rural or isolated.
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techbio
16y ago
I knew my #2 would be taken more literally than I meant it. At a very fundamental level, computation consists of moving bits, hence I/O.
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16y ago
Nope. In an ideal world people would honor each other as individuals and prosper in civility, not fight murderous, destructive ideological vendettas. You can consider profiling to be the collateral damage from the aberrant behavior of unche
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16y ago
The thing is, wood trees don't share (or trade) leaves, but abstract trees can.
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techbio
16y ago
That, and bottled water in the gift shop will cost you 8 times the equivalent volume of gasoline.
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techbio
16y ago
The frog will jump out when the temperature gets up there. http://www.snopes.com/critters/wild/frogboil.asp
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16y ago
Racialist generalization. There is a "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" aspect here, and frankly the TSA's, and the average anxious air traveler, have an appreciation of irony I could only describe as absent. I wouldn't be surprised at
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16y ago
Their enforcement of the Streisand Effect is quite impressive.
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techbio
16y ago
Good follow-through-on-something project. I have too much trivia in my head already to follow this, but it might inspire enough to sell some quality markers.
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techbio
16y ago
"Shhh, we can't talk about it" is the root of most social problems.
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techbio
16y ago
1. Defining problem space. 2. Input/Output.
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16y ago
Wow, I had this idea 8 years ago and abandoned it because I lived in the Midwest.
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techbio
16y ago
"The media" really loves itself.
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techbio
16y ago
What about a Jeffery Jalaluddin? As an adult white American-born male who's subjected to the same "security theater" idiocy, I have to discount this sort of racialist argument.
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techbio
16y ago
Automated Penetration Testing?
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techbio
16y ago
From a brief look at the spreadsheet, seniors (65+) much more often "used the internet today" than "use the internet." Something is badly wrong with this data.
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techbio
16y ago
It is impolite, and therefore unbalanced, to never agree to disagree. Then again, if half of your conversation can be replaced by [fill in the blank] your questions may be imprecise.
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techbio
16y ago
a.ck
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16y ago
Sounds like a steady setup. How packagable is it? With AppEngine, you could make this an easier transfer by consuming a short list of URLs in a textarea (homepage, resume, blogA, blogB, profileA, profileB) and simply spawn a clone. Seen any
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techbio
16y ago
How about a simple Bayesian classifier for legitimacy? Parameters: account open date, date of first comment, date of last comment, karma, std dev of time between comments. Good for drawing crooked lines between accounts of a similar age, eg
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16y ago
what if it were average of: (comment score/parent score) ?
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16y ago
I don't get that more is implicitly better. It is pretty clear from a naive glance at the list of leaders that there are diverse average points that correlate to diverse posting styles. If you want it scaled to fit a continuum of "bigger is
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16y ago
An idea in and of itself is free from technical debt. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technical_debt
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16y ago
7+- is a recognizable red herring. There is a better metaphor, but the title led me to think directly of the concept "mentally uploaded". I visit all of the top ten listed, and twenty or more others pretty regularly, but the idea of a set o
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