Is soldier versus civilian really such a different thing? It seems more like a gradient, to me -- you support your country by building bombs / planes / etc., that's very different than just living peacefully on your own…
Not if you seek objectivity. You have your own biases, which do not go away because you live/interact there. It is common for people closest to a subject to have the biggest blind spots. the wonderful nature of our own…
Can you elaborate a bit more? Could he not do other people's jobs, not do them as well? If he was correct in his assessment, was the issue that it affected morale? Right now, I feel I could do maybe 15 peoples jobs. Not…
I may be misunderstanding your point, but you appear to suggest that union workers are at more of a risk than non-union. The link you provided (addressing only mining unions, not all unions) says exactly the opposite:…
Worth mentioning, but this isn't exactly true for baseball players: "Baseball players (stars made middle-class salaries before the union)." They got nothing like the millions in the game today, and ownership was taking…
Would you recommend 4 hour body to someone who is generally put off by Ferriss' writing style and ego-centricity?
I'm outside my depth here, but isn't that what hierarchical learning is? (I think it's popularly called "deep learning", which I assume means the neural nets have depth?) From what I've read, we aren't going more than a…
I see a lot of responses that seem to reflect what I consider a misunderstanding of the real advantage of speed. It's not to get the same amount of work done in a shorter time (the management fallacy referenced in some…
> They try, usually with simple probabilistic techniques and input element-wise transforms, to mimic some function that produces approximations for a given set of inputs and outputs It's my understanding that this is…
Is soldier versus civilian really such a different thing? It seems more like a gradient, to me -- you support your country by building bombs / planes / etc., that's very different than just living peacefully on your own…
Not if you seek objectivity. You have your own biases, which do not go away because you live/interact there. It is common for people closest to a subject to have the biggest blind spots. the wonderful nature of our own…
Can you elaborate a bit more? Could he not do other people's jobs, not do them as well? If he was correct in his assessment, was the issue that it affected morale? Right now, I feel I could do maybe 15 peoples jobs. Not…
I may be misunderstanding your point, but you appear to suggest that union workers are at more of a risk than non-union. The link you provided (addressing only mining unions, not all unions) says exactly the opposite:…
Worth mentioning, but this isn't exactly true for baseball players: "Baseball players (stars made middle-class salaries before the union)." They got nothing like the millions in the game today, and ownership was taking…
Would you recommend 4 hour body to someone who is generally put off by Ferriss' writing style and ego-centricity?
I'm outside my depth here, but isn't that what hierarchical learning is? (I think it's popularly called "deep learning", which I assume means the neural nets have depth?) From what I've read, we aren't going more than a…
I see a lot of responses that seem to reflect what I consider a misunderstanding of the real advantage of speed. It's not to get the same amount of work done in a shorter time (the management fallacy referenced in some…
> They try, usually with simple probabilistic techniques and input element-wise transforms, to mimic some function that produces approximations for a given set of inputs and outputs It's my understanding that this is…