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πŸ“š Agora node [[2023 french pension reform unrest]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File 2023-french-pension-reform-unrest.md by @neil β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

2023 French pension reform unrestΒ§

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Bruce Schneier’s book Liars and Outliers intersects with this material, & soΒ§

may be of interest.


Bruce Schneier’s book Liars and Outliers intersects with this material, & so may be of interest. Schneier does a statistical & game-theoretic analysis to figure out what percentage of cheaters in a society is actually stable & how extreme they could reasonably be, ultimately concluding that trust (in strangers, in institutions, etc.) is basically justified because of the strong incentives to get rid of free riders above a certain threshhold before the whole damn thing collapses.

By John Ohno on March 22, 2019.

[Canonical link](https://medium.com/@enkiv2/bruce-schneiers-book-liars-and- outliers-intersects-with-this-material-so-may-be-of-interest-984e970c168b)

Exported from Medium on September 18, 2020.

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Charter of the ForestΒ§

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Dark forestΒ§

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"Do you know what’s [[better than a tree]]?"

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New ForestΒ§

I went cycling in the New Forest some time in 2018, and was fascinated to learn that it is managed as a [[commons]]. With some pretty gnarly rules for doing so: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Forest#Common_rights

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Northern ForestΒ§

BookmarksΒ§

The plan to create a 50 million-tree forest in the north of England - Positiv…

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πŸ“œ File Artificial Intelligence/Introduction to AI/Week 3 - Introduction/Definitions/Random_Forest.md by @KGBicheno β˜† πŸ“Ž

random forestΒ§

Go back to the [[AI Glossary]]

An ensemble approach to finding the decision tree that best fits the training data by creating many decision trees and then determining the "average" one. The "random" part of the term refers to building each of the decision trees from a random selection of features; the "forest" refers to the set of decision trees.

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After [[the incident]], Silver Forest started to more closely monitor its employees. We don’t know what happened prior or even what was the incident. It doesn’t help for the fact that [[Zolpiden]] let everyone inhabit the only warehouse at the time.

you seem to be rather doubtful aboutbthe current business strategy.


  • the company
  • the place
    • a palace
    • a plaza
  • the silver jungle
    • massive
    • built to be built
    • You Can Live In It.
      • everyone has to.
      • the only place. it’s

I started working here because I had a fondness for boxes. I’m not sure what we’re doing now,mv.c i’m btowsing the database nust to get a sense of things. — [[DXF]]-2I


The database deploys what we call "good enough". Allow me to explain.

  • [[Shape]] - Relationship modeling.
    Each shape has a type.
    Each entity has its most relevant shape.

These are your nodes. I figured that there’s meaning between the edges. As of late, I think that this model is flawed. But we’re sticking with the current model; it works well enough.

  • #sf-meta does [[Zolpiden]] just build everything

We keep track of entities in the database. Have your matter on front, it matters that way. Middlematter is what [[DXF]]-3I calls "unstructured data".

Lines create a clear separation. It defines borders. It has to.

Everything has a relationship that fits within this model. Except for [[Silver Forest]]. That’s the only outlier.

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The Word for World is ForestΒ§

A : [[book]]

Written by : [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]

[[colonialism]].