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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Your Beat Kicks Back Like Death by Scout Niblett, covered by Jens Lekman (SC101) (Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
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Tagged aleatoric, Jens Lekman, music, Scout Niblett, Secretly Canadian, Your Beat Kicks Back Like Death
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Beyond Between Good and Evil
“Adults have to deal with moral grey areas” “I’m not liberal or conservative, I guess I’m somewhere in the middle” “It may be helpful to think of data science and business intelligence as being on two ends of the same … Continue reading
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Tagged 1-D, 3-D, black & white, black and white, black&white, bw, color, colour, conceptions, concepts, continuous, CW-complexes, discrete, grey area, ideas, imagination, linear order, philosophy, total order, unidimensional
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visualisation of how the kernel trick makes a non-separable collection of points linearly separable. I guess the kernel mappings really add a dimension, rather than replacing a dimension, don’t they. (Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
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Tagged kernel, kernel trick, machine learning, support vector machines, SVM's, visualisation
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Bob Kenny says [great wealth] isn’t always worthy of envy, and is certainly not worth sacrificing one’s life to attain. “If … people … know that getting the $20 million or $200 million won’t necessarily bring them all that they’d … Continue reading
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Tagged desire, economics, envy, happiness, Leontes, life, money, rich, self, self versus other, Shakespeare, super-rich, super-wealthy, The Winter's Tale, utility theory, vino, wealth, William Shakespeare, wine
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the Welsh longbow as Weapon of Mass Destruction stirrups, knights, and heraldic crests Henry V and the Battle of Agincourt the high cost of a plowshare and a team of oxen: That’s why villages happened. horses ≻ oxen legumes + … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, Connections, economics, family crest, Henry V, heraldic crest, heraldry, history, James Burke, knights, longbow, nobility, organisation, peasants, plows, plowshares, social organisation, stirrups, the internet, the meaning of tumblr, tumblr, villages, Wales, warfare
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Death Cream by Sonny & the Sunsets (Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
“They don’t have money for a gym membership. They don’t have money for a 24-hour gym pass. This is a ghetto pass. They work out in the ‘hood. A lot of these guys are creative, because they’ve been incarcerated. They … Continue reading
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Tagged creativity, exercise, fitness, gender, health, imagination, incarceration, jail, muscle, neighbourhood, poverty, race, resourceful, resourcefulness, ripped, work out, workout
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Circled #4, oil transfer drawing, 44×30, Glovaski 2009 via planetaryfolklore, oieouio, glovaskicom (Source: http://glovaski.com/)
