Yes. I keep a five year journal [1] after it was given to me as a gift at a wedding I attended two years ago. I had tried journaling before but a full, blank page was too much in terms of time commitment and stress I…
I came here to say this, what do you like to bake? I am a becoming a bit of a sourdough fanatic and am starting to see some results [1]. Thinking about building a wood-fired oven and baking a little for the farmers…
I see several thoughts about that interesting proposal(offhand and only related to USA): 1) Those that have participated in government/military have less say than when they served. This could be a positive, but I feel…
I was working for the leading print marketing company that was starting to have serious competitors and post-IPO we were really concerned that people were going to order business cards from us all the time (since they…
Thanks Tyler.
The most recent is Liquid Intelligence by Dave Arnold[1] [1]https://www.amazon.com/Liquid-Intelligence-Science-Perfect-C...
http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal....
As this thread is filled with people that know way, way more about CUDA and OpenCL than myself I hope that you will indulge me a serious question: I get that graphics cards are great for floating point operations and…
There is something similar in the US at Dartmouth (yes it has a slightly goofy name): http://engineering.dartmouth.edu/academics/graduate/innovati... Basically they let you cross register with some Tuck Classes while…
You are thinking of tit for tat, right? I remember reading about generous T4T where in ~10% of the cases they were generous [CITATION NEEDED] it performed better that pure retaliation. Now there is a new paper in…
I have been doing them for a while. Yes they suck to start but then they start getting meditative. As winter ended in New England I wanted to up the stakes a bit. Where my wife and I live there is a lovely little…
I lived with the author for several years so I am coming at the paper from a position of knowing how he approached the work. I also see it as typical of systems and EE/CS MEng work at MIT. In my grad program a Dr. Jason…
Yes. I keep a five year journal [1] after it was given to me as a gift at a wedding I attended two years ago. I had tried journaling before but a full, blank page was too much in terms of time commitment and stress I…
I came here to say this, what do you like to bake? I am a becoming a bit of a sourdough fanatic and am starting to see some results [1]. Thinking about building a wood-fired oven and baking a little for the farmers…
I see several thoughts about that interesting proposal(offhand and only related to USA): 1) Those that have participated in government/military have less say than when they served. This could be a positive, but I feel…
I was working for the leading print marketing company that was starting to have serious competitors and post-IPO we were really concerned that people were going to order business cards from us all the time (since they…
Thanks Tyler.
The most recent is Liquid Intelligence by Dave Arnold[1] [1]https://www.amazon.com/Liquid-Intelligence-Science-Perfect-C...
http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal....
As this thread is filled with people that know way, way more about CUDA and OpenCL than myself I hope that you will indulge me a serious question: I get that graphics cards are great for floating point operations and…
There is something similar in the US at Dartmouth (yes it has a slightly goofy name): http://engineering.dartmouth.edu/academics/graduate/innovati... Basically they let you cross register with some Tuck Classes while…
You are thinking of tit for tat, right? I remember reading about generous T4T where in ~10% of the cases they were generous [CITATION NEEDED] it performed better that pure retaliation. Now there is a new paper in…
I have been doing them for a while. Yes they suck to start but then they start getting meditative. As winter ended in New England I wanted to up the stakes a bit. Where my wife and I live there is a lovely little…
I lived with the author for several years so I am coming at the paper from a position of knowing how he approached the work. I also see it as typical of systems and EE/CS MEng work at MIT. In my grad program a Dr. Jason…