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by travjones 11y ago
This is incredibly sad--RIP Ian. Some may consider his actions extreme, but if you haven't been harassed, arrested, and deprived of your rights + freedom you won't understand how shitty it feels.
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by travjones 11y ago
"Unified-theory-of-reinforcement neural networks do not simulate the blocking effect" Sci-hub link: http://www.sciencedirect.com.sci-hub.io/science/article/pii/...
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by travjones 11y ago
This was a fantastic post. Granted the high-level view skirts very technical aspects of Tor, this post is perfect for laypeople who hear about "Tor" and ask about it.
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Understanding Positive Reinforcement(operant.xyz)
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UTR neural networks do not simulate the blocking effect(sciencedirect.com.sci-hub.io)
2 points by travjones 11y ago|0 comments
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SF Treat: Our Changing City(youtube.com)
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Selection by Consequences (1981) [pdf](direncsakarya.com)
11 points by travjones 11y ago|0 comments
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by travjones 11y ago
No problem. Pay walls suck. Enjoy!
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by travjones 11y ago
Paywall-free link: http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Robert_Hawkins6/publicat...
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Real-time behavioral experiments on the web w/ Node.js(link.springer.com)
2 points by travjones 11y ago|3 comments
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by travjones 11y ago
My white MacBook was in the same boat. I still use it as a media computer, so I formatted and installed Ubuntu Mate 15.04. If your son is just using the web browser, I doubt he'll notice the difference in OSes. I don't know how ol
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by travjones 11y ago
I agree somewhat with the headline; however, what is the definition of knowledge? I think knowing how to search for the right things is part of knowledge. Knowing how to search for what you need to know extends your knowledge almost infinit
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by travjones 11y ago
This is totally off topic, but the first thing I thought of when I read "Trix" was: "Silly rabbit, Trix are for kids!" Anyone else? On topic: Thanks, Basecamp. I like the minimalism and focus on function of this project.
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by travjones 11y ago
I honestly skimmed the article and didn't read it deeply because I have to run in a bit. But the fact that GUIX is a language-agnostic package manager sounds very neat. I write Go code and one of the things I had to cope with in the be
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by travjones 11y ago
Wow. Great response man. Thanks.
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by travjones 11y ago
You're correct that it is not wise to carry that much cash. However, we are allowed to do it. We are allowed to carry cash on us. I personally wouldn't do it unless I didn't have any other options, but for someone to have the
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by travjones 11y ago
Make sense. Subresource integrity looks very easy to implement for developers, but what about CDNs? Is it difficult for them to implement CORS?
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by travjones 11y ago
I thought the exact same thing while loading up the page. However, I think you should change a few words in your post in an attempt to improve the tone. It reads kinda mean, but maybe that's just me, or maybe that's what's ac
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by travjones 11y ago
I can't speak to the second part of your post, but I definitely agree with the first part. That is, in my experience, I have found remote desktops to be somewhat sluggish/poor quality gfx. I assume these are trade-offs for connect
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by travjones 11y ago
I agree with your 2 cents, so I guess that makes 4 cents if we combine our cents. Most tasks I would do remote require minimal power. It would be great to have a cheap plan with unlimited usage but reduced access to resources (slower cpu, l
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by travjones 11y ago
I agree. Sometimes one can establish a degree to which his/her interpretation is correct by considering evidence (from the author's text) for and against his/her interpretation, but rarely are lit teachers (at least in my exp
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Cognition, Creativity, and Behavior - Epstein & Skinner(youtube.com)
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by travjones 11y ago
This is really sad. Isn't "competence" a necessary prerequisite for entering into legal contracts?
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by travjones 11y ago
Take home point: "In fact, POWER* is a unitless measure because it is a semi-arbitrary combination of two measures with incompatible units." *POWER = "Energy Impact."
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Gone(vice.com)
1 points by travjones 11y ago|1 comments
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by travjones 11y ago
>"The compiler tool chain was translated from C to Go, removing the last vestiges of C code from the Go code base." This is really cool. Writing a compiler in the language that you're compiling seems kind of meta. The lang
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by travjones 11y ago
You are wrong. I'm not sure what your claim is now, but you were accusing me of suggesting "that behavior analysis is the only valid approach to any topic concerning human behavior." Nowhere in any of my posts did I make that
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by travjones 11y ago
I'm not being intellectually dishonest nor am I being pedantic. That's kind of offensive. Nowhere in my post did I suggest that behavior analysis was THE ONLY way to conceptualize "the mind" or whatever we are talking ab
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by travjones 11y ago
First, that's not the reply you were talking about when you stated that I was being dismissive above. Yet, your interpretation is still wrong. Second, except for the first sentence I didn't even use the term "behavior analysi
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by travjones 11y ago
Awesome point. When I used the term "freer" I was suggesting that we were freer because even laypeople now KNOW about electronic surveillance practices. But I'm not sure we are actually "free" in any sense of the wo

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