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by unkulunkulu 7y ago
I might not have provided enough details, in the book Josh analyzes his path as a competitive chess player and a martial artist and provides insights he was able to gather from his experience. So I mostly commented regarding learning sport
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by unkulunkulu 7y ago
I don’t think so. The book is about learning an adversarial skill, it provides analysis of Josh’s path as a competitive chess player and martial artist.
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by unkulunkulu 7y ago
I’m currently reading Josh Waitzkin’s The Art of Learning and I think this question of thinking, intuition, practice and flow and putting it all together is explored there at a great length, can totally recommend it if you’re interested in
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by unkulunkulu 8y ago
No, Apple had a vision for perfect usability. It had no wires for the ear pods so no need for a standard jack.
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by unkulunkulu 8y ago
That’s just not true, you have to support your words. They are exacly earpods minus the wires, completely honest product that had to have been made!
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by unkulunkulu 8y ago
You can solve this problem once and for all too if that’s so important to you, there are even things you can buy that help with that
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by unkulunkulu 8y ago
> The nymphs emerge in large numbers about the same time, sometimes more than 1.5 million individuals per acre (>370/m²).[14] Their mass emergence is a survival trait called predator satiation: for the first week after emergence,
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Periodical Cicadas(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by unkulunkulu 8y ago|1 comments
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by unkulunkulu 8y ago
The example with the dart plays into the «random numbers» notion, i.e. you have to use some kind of random process to get hold (non-constructively) of such a number.