#heuristics

52 choose 5: I'll take a royal flush please.

SCENE is an acronym-based heuristic I use when I assess my fiction writing and when I look at others' writing. It's derived from the framework of a writing rubric, but I don't like using it as a quantitative

Heuristic: is any approach to problem solving or self-discovery that employs a practical method that is not guaranteed to be optimal, perfect or rational, but which is nevertheless sufficient for reaching

Short reflection today because I've been bad about getting started in a timely fashion. Fortunately some of my bigger time crunches are getting done soon, so it shouldn't be an issue for much longer. Aphorism

I've got a bad thing going on where I keep writing right next to bed-time, so it's going to be another single aphorism night. However, I Think this one is going to be interesting, even though the writer

A look at the recent rise in conspiracy theories, how they originate and the reason* for the inexplicable persistence in the face of ridicule. Furthermore, how closely does the whole (on the face of it)

Intezer Analyze THE FUTURE OF MALWARE DETECTION AND ANALYSIS Screenshots Hunter's comment . . .i mean it makes total sense to me . .. that we would have to take our logic from the way our own bodies work

It is used in advanced malware detection for discovering abnormal system behavior.

Some visual notes on 'Thinking, fast and slow' by Daniel Kahneman. The drawings are my own interpretation of the concepts in the book with what I feel and learn from everyday life around us. I felt the

This is a seemingly mind-boggling primary school mathematics problem from Singapore, for primary 4, or even primary 3. This is like our version of grade 4 elementary school, but on steroids. You may want

It is going from plenty to particulars to the general. It is very handy as general takes much less room in ones memory than collection of particulars. Effect of such compression is the reduction in the

We have now arrived at the most important part of this series on Intelligence as an algorithm: Problem solving. Thus far I have exposed my hypothesis that intelligence functions as a kind of algorithm