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+{"version":"0.122.0","activationTime":1726275134906}
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+{
+ "dendron.rootDir": ".",
+ "files.autoSave": "onFocusChange",
+ "pasteImage.path": "${currentFileDir}/assets/images",
+ "pasteImage.prefix": "/",
+ "markdown-preview-enhanced.enableWikiLinkSyntax": true,
+ "markdown-preview-enhanced.wikiLinkFileExtension": ".md",
+ "editor.snippetSuggestions": "inline",
+ "editor.suggest.snippetsPreventQuickSuggestions": false,
+ "editor.suggest.showSnippets": true,
+ "editor.tabCompletion": "on"
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+# Dendron Second Brain
+This repo represents the publicly deployed Dendron vault `thoughts-on`.
+
+All of the magic in this repo is in
+`.github/workflows/deploy-dendron-nextjs.yml`, which deploys the generated
+nextjs site to gh-pages via the `pages` branch. Therefore, if you want to see
+the generated html, see the `docs/` directory in that branch.
diff --git a/dendron.code-workspace b/dendron.code-workspace
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+{
+ "folders": [
+ {
+ "path": "../main/thoughts-on",
+ "name": "thoughts-on"
+ }
+ ],
+ "settings": {
+ "dendron.rootDir": ".",
+ "files.autoSave": "onFocusChange",
+ "pasteImage.path": "${currentFileDir}/assets/images",
+ "pasteImage.prefix": "/",
+ "markdown-preview-enhanced.enableWikiLinkSyntax": true,
+ "markdown-preview-enhanced.wikiLinkFileExtension": ".md",
+ "editor.snippetSuggestions": "inline",
+ "editor.suggest.snippetsPreventQuickSuggestions": false,
+ "editor.suggest.showSnippets": true,
+ "editor.tabCompletion": "on"
+ },
+ "extensions": {
+ "recommendations": [
+ "dendron.dendron-paste-image",
+ "dendron.dendron-markdown-shortcuts",
+ "dendron.dendron-markdown-preview-enhanced",
+ "dendron.dendron-markdown-links",
+ "github.github-vscode-theme"
+ ],
+ "unwantedRecommendations": [
+ "dendron.dendron-markdown-notes",
+ "shd101wyy.markdown-preview-enhanced",
+ "kortina.vscode-markdown-notes",
+ "mushan.vscode-paste-image"
+ ]
+ }
+}
diff --git a/dendron.yml b/dendron.yml
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+version: 5
+dev:
+ enablePreviewV2: true
+commands:
+ lookup:
+ note:
+ selectionMode: extract
+ confirmVaultOnCreate: false
+ leaveTrace: false
+ bubbleUpCreateNew: true
+ fuzzThreshold: 0.2
+ vaultSelectionModeOnCreate: smart
+ insertNote:
+ initialValue: templates
+ insertNoteLink:
+ aliasMode: none
+ enableMultiSelect: false
+ insertNoteIndex:
+ enableMarker: false
+ randomNote: {}
+ copyNoteLink: {}
+workspace:
+ dendronVersion: 0.83.0
+ vaults:
+ -
+ fsPath: ../main/thoughts-on
+ name: thoughts-on
+ journal:
+ dailyDomain: daily
+ name: journal
+ dateFormat: y.MM.dd
+ addBehavior: childOfDomain
+ scratch:
+ name: scratch
+ dateFormat: y.MM.dd.HHmmss
+ addBehavior: asOwnDomain
+ graph:
+ zoomSpeed: 1
+ enableAutoCreateOnDefinition: false
+ enableXVaultWikiLink: false
+ enableRemoteVaultInit: true
+ workspaceVaultSyncMode: noCommit
+ enableAutoFoldFrontmatter: true
+ maxPreviewsCached: 10
+ maxNoteLength: 204800
+ task:
+ name: ''
+ dateFormat: ''
+ addBehavior: childOfCurrent
+ statusSymbols:
+ '': ' '
+ wip: w
+ done: x
+ assigned: a
+ moved: m
+ blocked: b
+ delegated: l
+ dropped: d
+ pending: 'y'
+ prioritySymbols:
+ H: high
+ M: medium
+ L: low
+ todoIntegration: false
+ createTaskSelectionType: selection2link
+ enableUserTags: true
+ enableHashTags: true
+ enableEditorDecorations: true
+preview:
+ enableFMTitle: true
+ enableNoteTitleForLink: true
+ enableMermaid: true
+ enablePrettyRefs: true
+ enableKatex: true
+ automaticallyShowPreview: false
+ enableFrontmatterTags: true
+ enableHashesForFMTags: false
+publishing:
+ github:
+ cname: thoughts.kyletycholiz.com
+ enableEditLink: true
+ editLinkText: Edit this page on GitHub
+ editBranch: master
+ editViewMode: tree
+ enableFMTitle: true
+ enableNoteTitleForLink: true
+ enableMermaid: true
+ enablePrettyRefs: true
+ enableKatex: true
+ copyAssets: true
+ siteHierarchies:
+ - root
+ enableSiteLastModified: true
+ siteRootDir: docs
+ siteUrl: https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com
+ enableFrontmatterTags: true
+ enableHashesForFMTags: false
+ enableRandomlyColoredTags: true
+ duplicateNoteBehavior:
+ action: useVault
+ payload:
+ - thoughts-on
+ writeStubs: false
+ seo:
+ title: Dendron
+ description: The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz
+ enablePrettyLinks: true
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+++ b/docs/404/index.html
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+404: This page could not be found
For full text search please use the '?' prefix. e.g. ? Onboarding
404
This page could not be found.
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/docs/500/index.html
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+500: Internal Server Error
For full text search please use the '?' prefix. e.g. ? Onboarding
500
Internal Server Error.
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diff --git a/docs/CNAME b/docs/CNAME
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+thoughts.kyletycholiz.com
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+{"pageProps":{"body":"
Second Brain
\n
Welcome to my Second Brain! Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.
\n
What I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future.
\n
You can think of this collection of inter-linked notes as my personal wiki.
\n
This Dendron notebook is the sister vault to the tech-focused Digital Garden
\n
Tags
\n
Throughout the Second Brain, I have made use of tags, which give semantic meaning to the pieces of information.
\n
\n
ex. - Denotes an example of the preceding piece of information
\n
spec: - Specifies that the preceding information has some degree of speculation to it, and may not be 100% factual. Ideally this gets clarified over time as my understanding develops. I try to go back after I have better understood the topic and clear out the notes of spec: tags
\n
anal: - Denotes an analogy of the preceding information. When I can, I attempt to link concepts to others that I have previously learned.
\n
mn: - Denotes a mnemonic to aid in memorization
\n
expl: - Denotes an explanation
\n
\n
Resources
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UE (Unexamined) Resources
\n
Often, I come across sources of information that I believe to be high-quality. They may be recommendations or found in some other way. No matter their origin, I may be in a position where I don't have the time to fully examine them (and properly extract notes), or I may not require the information at that moment in time. In cases like these, I will add reference to a section of the note called UE Resources. The idea is that in the future when I am ready to examine them, I have a list of resources that I can start with. This is an alternative approach to compiling browser bookmarks, which I've found can quickly become untenable.
\n
E (Examined) Resources
\n
Once a resource has been thoroughly examined and has been mined for notes, it will be moved from UE Resources to E Resources. This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.
\n
Resources
\n
This heading is for inexhaustible resources.
\n
\n
A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.
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What I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future.
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Affirming the Consequent
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Affirming the consequent is a logical fallacy confusing the directionality of if-then propositions. Logic is sometimes bi-directional, but it is the exception, not the rule.
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This is related to the fallacy of not recognizing the difference between \"all X are Y\" and \"all Y are X\".\n
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ex. claiming \"most terrorists are muslim\" is not the same as claiming \"most muslims are terrorists\"
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Statistical equivalent of confusion of the inverse\n
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ex. - If most criminals are members of group X, most members of group X must be criminals.
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ex.\n
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P: If X, then Y.
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C: If Y, then X.\nor
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P1: If X, then Y.
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P2: Y.
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Human Nature
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When a system is imposed on humans that is not understandable, they do one of two things: They either invent it as a religion, or they fight it with guns.
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Henry Kissinger
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The Two Sides of You
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There are 2 sides to everyone. The side that wants to maintain the status quo: this is the part of you that gets angry when others challenge you and your ego causes the emotion (someone says something, not intending to hurt you, but you find offensive because it's close to the truth and you are insecure about it).
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The more people are present the more cold they are. Conversely when there are fewer people around people are much more warm. However just because you're born in the city doesn't mean you're incapable of warmth. In fact, if a New Yorker goes just outside the city and goes for a walk in nature and they encounter somebody they will look at them and greet them
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Stubborn minority
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A \"stubborn minority\" can impose its will on the relatively disinterested majority.
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ex. A halal eater will never eat non-halal food, but a non-halal eater isn't banned from eating halal. Thus, a catering company switches to serving halal meat despite its being preferred only by a tiny minority of its customers. The price difference reveals itself to be negligible, so over time it becomes the preferred available option.
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Humans are fractals, since we ourselves are organisms, hosting many systems, which in turn host other systems (and so on, down to germs). Looking from the other side, humans are part of their local societies, followed by varying levels of society until we get to ourselves as part of the society of our nations, or even as part of Earth.
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The way we define ourself is all relative to our surroundings. However we differ from the people in our home town is how we define ourself. That’s where we shape our self-identity, growing up. Those are our defining traits. But when we go to a different place, the relative comparisons collapse. Traits like speed, ambition, independence, bravery, and humor — they’re all relative.
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Humans tend to take less care of things that they share in common, rather than things they own outright
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ex. think of the things we share. The air, the ocean, the roads... you don't put as much care into these things as we do our own goods
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what is common to many is taken least care of, for all men have greater regard for what is their own than for what they possess in common with others -Aristotle
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we diminish the value of things we dont understand
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ex. sports, WoW
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Diminished
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There are only three diminished chords, and each one has 4 inversions. you can take any note in a diminished chord and make that the root... which will give you another inversion
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as a Migration Chord
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Diminished chords are commonly used as \"migration chords\", whereby they will take us from one chord to another
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Examples
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Bennie and the Jets at \"...that's been known to change the weather\"
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All Star - Smash Mouth at \"...get your game on, go play\"
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as a Line Cliche
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They are also used as line cliches, where we start with a more or less \"normal\" note, and move through a progression by dropping the base tone.
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to the ear, it seems all we are doing is just walking down the bass, but in reality we are creating a chord progression.
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Examples
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Life on Mars - David Bowie at the intro, the progression goes F - Am/E - A°/E♭
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Diatonic
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Although diminished chords appear at the 7th scale degree in the major scale, they are not often used like this.
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the reason is because it's considered to be an incomplete version of the dominant chord.\n
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ex. in the key of C major, the 7th scale is a B°, and the dominant is a G⁷, which contains all the notes of the B°.
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Reference Tracks
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Critical when using reference tracks is to level match
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typically, plugins will do this for us (Magic A/B etc.)
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Rationale for this Dendron note
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As part of the reference track notes we should have sections that kind of demonstrate my favourite artists and influences. Showcase things about them, like Elton John uses lots of percussion to drive music. That way, when I’m looking for inspiration and ideas, I can treat it like “problem solution”. I need more driving forward in an Elton John type song? Check out philedalphia freedom
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Organize this document by highlighted instrument part, for example if I like the piano tone, vocals etc
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that way, we can come to this document if we are looking for a bass track to reference our own against. \"This song will provide a good benchmark for a gritty Rush-like tone\"
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Elton John uses lots of percussion to drive songs forward
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One Horse Town - Elton John
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This song is a great example for using orchestral instruments to build energy and lead into a verse. Take note before the vocals come in, the low horns and strings work beautifully to finish off the intro and introduce the first verse
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Electric piano can be a good counterpoint to solo acoustic guitar
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ex. Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy
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Pay attention to the hammond organ on burn down the mission. Notice the role it plays
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Hindsight
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The worse the consequence, the greater the hindsight bias.
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Freewill
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Schools of thought
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Metaphysical Libertarian
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Libertarian free will is summed up in the phrase “could have done otherwise”
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e.g. René Descartes, Immanuel Kant
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Determinism
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Determinism is about interactions which affect cognitive processes in people's lives. It is about the cause and the result of what people have done. Cause and result are always bound together in cognitive processes.
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Laplace's Demon
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irreversible processes in thermodynamics suggest that Laplace's \"demon\" could not reconstruct past positions and moments from the current state.
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Compatibilism
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Determinists say that if we actually had sufficient knowledge, we would be able to predict a person’s every thought and action.
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Leadership
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“How smart you are is defined by how clearly you can see the intellect of others.”
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social inclusion in humans is linked to meaning. When we feel a part of a group or a subculture, it gives meaning to our lives.
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“Everyone has a responsibility to tell me if you disagree with my decisions or think I’m missing anything.”
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Be generous with praise, but don't overdo it or you risk it becoming valueless. Scarcity results in perceived value
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ex. Consider how John Lennon didn't praise much of what Paul McCartney did after the Beatles. When Paul wrote and released Band on the Run, John publicly stated that it was a great song. Because John had been so aloof of Paul's post-Beatles career up until that point, his praise had far more weight to it.
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Is it possible that your smartest people may be impeding the smarts of your organization? And is it possible you are waiting too long to remove the blockers?
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The evidence suggests that social bonds don’t drive groupthink; the culprits are overconfidence and reputational concerns.
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to institute major changes, you must establish a sense of urgency.
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Think how the vibe and intensity changes in a game of basketball once people start keeping score. People need to see progress in real time.
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Ideally, these \"scores\" should be lead measures
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Being results driven
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Never join a team and start making changes right away. The right to make changes comes with understanding, and understanding comes through time. Be patient. Observe how they operate. Get the outsider's perspective on what is right now, and then begin to make changes. (almost) universal buy-in comes when people feel their leader can relate to them and understands their true concerns.
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Noise
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Noise is junk data that must be accounted for in any type of statistical analysis. Signals are the good part of the data spectrum that are contrasted with noise.
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Gravity
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The less gravity something has, the more its mountains can grow.
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for this reason, the moon is bumpier than the Earth, relative to its size.
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Gravity Assist
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A close terrestrial analogy is provided by a tennis ball bouncing off the front of a moving train. Imagine standing on a train platform, and throwing a ball at 30 km/h toward a train approaching at 50 km/h. The driver of the train sees the ball approaching at 80 km/h and then departing at 80 km/h after the ball bounces elastically off the front of the train. Because of the train's motion, however, that departure is at 130 km/h relative to the train platform; the ball has added twice the train's velocity to its own.
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Translating this analogy into space: in the planet's frame of reference, the spaceship has a vertical velocity of v relative to the planet. After the slingshot occurs the spaceship is leaving on a course 90 degrees to that which it arrived on. It will still have a velocity of v, but in the horizontal direction. In the Sun reference frame, the planet has a horizontal velocity of v, and by using the Pythagorean Theorem, the spaceship initially has a total velocity of √2v. After the spaceship leaves the planet, it will have a velocity of v + v = 2v, gaining around 0.6v.
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Newton's Second Law
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A body will accelerate at a rate that is proportional to the force
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ex. If a car doubles in weight, you must double the force provided by the engine to make the car go the same speed. Also, the acceleration would be twice as great if the force was also twice as great.
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this law also applies to the observation that 2 different objects of vastly different masses fall at the same speed. A body of twice the mass of another will have twice the gravitational pull on it. However, since the mass is doubled, the object will also require twice the amount of force to pull it to the earth, effectively cancelling each other out. The result is that both objects have the same acceleration.
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repulsive gravity ( look it up)
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Division
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Mental Division Tricks
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divide by 5: multiply the number by 2 and remove a zero.
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Mental trick: Divisibility
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Divisible by 3 and 9
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Sum up all the digits, and if that number is divisible by 3, then so is the original number
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ex. \"is 231 divisible by 3?\" can be restated as \"is 6 (2+3+1) divisible by 3?\"
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ex. \"is 375 divisible by 9?\" can be restataed as \"is 15 divisible by 9?
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Divisible by 6
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Sum up all digits, and if that number is divisible by 3 AND is an even number, then the original number is divisible by 6
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Divisible by 4
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If the last 2 digits of a number are divisible by 4, then so is the whole number
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ex. \"is 43,275 divisible by 4?\" can be restated as \"is 75 divisible by 4?\"
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A big 2-digit number
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We can figure out if a big 2-digit number is divisible by 4 by taking the first digit, doubling it, then adding the second digit
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ex. \"is 96 divisible by 4?\" can be restated as \"is 24 divisible by 4?\n
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(9∗2)+6=24
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Divisible by 8
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Take the last 3 digits of the number and multiple the 100's column digit by 4, the 10's column digit by 2, and the 1's column digit by 1, and sum the results.
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ex. 362,848: \n
(4x8)+(2x4)+8=48
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48 is divisible by 8, therefore 362,848 is divisible by 8
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Techniques
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Multi-stage compression (a.k.a serial compression)
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Multi-stage compression involves using multiple compressors each applying a few dB of gain reduction.
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ex. when compressing vocals, we may apply the first compressor (a fast compressor) to tame the sharpest peaks in the dynamic range, then we might apply another compressor (a slow compressor) to \"glue\" everything together.
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The result is that we retain the same amount of control, but because each compressor isn't working as hard, we get a much more natural sound.
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therefore, this technique is used to preserve the natural tone that our sound has, while still getting the compression we're after.
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Different attack and release times are a good idea
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use fast attack/release times on first compressor to control transients
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use medium attack/release times on 2nd/3rd to shape the tone
Parallel compression is blending an uncompressed sound with a heavily compressed sound
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we must determine the appropriate level of blending to find the desired balance between control and naturalness.
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Parallel compression pushes a track forward and makes it sound bigger or more aggressive
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The benefit of using parallel compression is that it allows the engineer to achieve a more even and consistent sound while still preserving the natural dynamics and character of the original signal. By blending the compressed signal with the original signal, the engineer can achieve the desired level of compression without completely squashing the dynamics of the sound.
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Sounds great on vocals that just aren't sitting well in a mix and are getting buried.
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here, when the uncompressed track drops below a threshold, the compressed track comes up and makes the track sound fatter.
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In your DAW, make a copy of the track you want to parallel compress and put a compressor on it. You’ll want to hit it hard, so exaggerate your compressor’s settings even to the point in which it doesn’t sound pleasant and starts to distort.
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Make sure the original track is at the desired level, and bring up the compressed copy’s fader until it sits just beneath the original. Parallel compression gives the impression of control without sounding completely squashed. It’s a fantastic way to compress vocals, but works with almost any individual instrument, too!
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Sidechain compression
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Sidechain compression is a type of compression where the effect level on one instrument is controlled by the volume level of another instrument.
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A typical use-case is on tracks that compete in the same frequency space.
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ex. make the compression level on a bass guitar controlled by the output volume of the kick drum. The idea is that when the kick drum sounds, the bass guitar gets more compressed so that it can stay audible in the mix.
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ex. imagine you had a bass synth sound along with a kick drum every measure. In order to make the kick drum more present and punchy, we duck the sound of the bass synth every time the kick drum is hit.
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Because this affects how 2 or more similar-frequency sounds sit together in a mix, this is something we want to do before EQ.
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in other words, this allows us to give each instrument its space without messing with the frequencies.
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The general way we achieve sidechain compression is by
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opening up additional channels on the track we want to compress
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sending the signal from our trigger track (ie. the track that will trigger the compression to occur) into those newly opened channels
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setting the compressor plugin to apply only in response to those signals
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Side-chain compression has prominent usage in dance music
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Example: Reaper usage
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say you want your bass track to compress (or duck) a little to let your kick drum occupy the primary space of that frequency in those moments...
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what you would do is go to your bass track and click the i/o button (input output). within that you will see a receive section, add your kick drum. now go slightly below that and change the output of the from 1/2 to 3/4 (this will be an aux output you will recognize with your compresson in the next step)
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now go to your bass effects and add a reacomp (reaper compression) to the front of your chain. inside your compressor effects you will see a drop menu for the aux 3/4 (this is where your kick was sent. now solo your kick and bass tracks (just to audition for now), make sure to set your ratio, drop your threshold to a desired db, and watch the kick duck the signal down when it plays.
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basically the bass track now contains both the bass signal and the kick drum signal but the kick signal (on the bass track) is routed to outputs that aren't being sent to the master, which triggers the compressor
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Ducking
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Ducking is an effect commonly used in dubbed foreign films, where an actor speaking in a foreign language will get quieter once the dubbed voice comes in. The original actor's voice is linked to the overdubbed voice and will decrease in volume when the overdubbed voice reaches a certain volume level.
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Another example is for use by DJ, whereby when he starts speaking, the music decreases in volume.
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Ducking is an effect that is achieved with a compressor's sidechain input.
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Ducking can also be used to achieve the well-known and very popular 'pumping' effect
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De-essing
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De-essing is a technique achieved through side-chain compression
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Multiband compression
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A multiband compressor is a compressor that works on a specific set of frequency ranges, instead of the whole track.
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You can actually use a multiband compressor in place of an EQ, and in some cases they are more effective than EQs
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in fact, in cases where you want to radically alter a sound, a multiband compressor may be the way to go.
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note: Multiband compression must be used with care as it can easily destroy a mix.
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it's been said not to use multiband compression if you are getting your music mastered by someone else.
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Parameters
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Threshold
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The threshold determines what is to be selected by the compressor (which would be everything louder than the threshold)
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Ratio
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The ratio determines by how much we will squeeze down the selected parts
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Gain
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The gain determines how much volume will be added back to everything
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Attack
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Attack determines how quickly compression will kick in when the dB threshold has been met.
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Think of attack as letting you shape the transient of a sound. Adding punch (slower attack) or removing punch (faster attack) as you adjust the attack time.
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ie. the compressor lets you control the size, speed, texture, tone of the transient.
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Attack time is tweaked to manage the impact of transients but transients have almost nothing to do with our perception of loudness, which is a much slower impression than our impression of impact.
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Attack is a way to control how punchy the sound is
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with a slower attack, we let more of the punchiness th
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The slower the attack speed, the more of the transient we are letting through.
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this results in a more punchy sound. More focus is on the hits of the instrument
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generally speaking, slow attack is better for percussive sounds
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The faster the attack speed, the less sound we are letting through on the initial burst
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this results in a more mellow sound. More focus is on what follows from the hits
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generally speaking, fast attack is better for more melodic parts
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If you have a lead instrument in a dense mix, it can be a good idea to let some more attack through (longer attack time), since it allows us to follow the melody a little closer
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if we have a sparse mix, we may want to shorten the attack so that the transients don't poke through the layers.
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tip: to hear what the attack is really doing to the sound, turn the volume of your mix to an almost imperceptible level. At this point, you should be able to hear changes you make to the attack setting.
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this is because our perceptual system acts like a natural compressor at high volumes
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Release
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Release determines how quickly the compressor will recover from gain reduction.
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Release lets us control the movement of the compression.
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Fast releases can be perceived as brighter and more aggressive
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generally speaking, fast release is better for more percussive, punchy sounds
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Slow releases make the sound darker and a little smoother, and make the compression feel more relaxed.
slow release times on a track with strong dynamics (e.g. lead vocals) can result in unwanted compression on quieter passages, resulting in an unwanted stuttering effect.\n
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if we have too slow of a release time, then loud parts that trigger the compressor will take too long to recover, and will end up applying the gain reduction to the subsequent quiet parts, sort of defeating the purpose of the compressor.
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Consider a compressor on a drum beat track with kick-snare-ride.
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With a fast release, each time the (louder) kick and snare were hit, the ride would duck very quickly, since the kick and snare are being grabbed by the compressor.\n
With a slow release, the ride takes some time to get back to its highest volume level again, after each time the kick and snare hits. This creates kind of a swell effect on the cymbals themselves.\n
knee is about the interaction between a compressor’s threshold and ratio settings.
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Knee size smooths the way the compressor reacts to the signal
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Knee size determines whether the compressor kicks in suddenly or gently.
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a low setting (ie. Hard Knee) of 0dB ensures that the full compression ratio is applied the instant the threshold is exceeded.
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a high setting will result in the compression being applied more gradually.
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Knee size blurs the line of the threshold
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ex. 3db knee size means that 3db under the threshold is where the compressor begins to react, increasingly towards the real threshold value. This causes the compressor to start reacting in small amounts early, so it is less obvious where it starts.
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If you don't know where to start, start with a high ratio so you can really hear the effects of what the attack and release are doing.
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Constrain the scope with the interviewer\n
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What domain primitives do we have?
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How much main domain data are we storing?\n
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Offload non-critical tasks to a job-queue (implemented with something like Redis streams or Apache Kafka)
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Consider how read-heavy the data in your application is. Write heavy dbs may face scalability issues.
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For instance, maybe 5x more people are uploading data than are downloading it (a 1:5 read:write ratio). Let's assume 1M writes per day, giving us 5M reads
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Does read data need to be consistent with what was just written? If not, we can cache.
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Efficient indexing (recall that indexes slow down write operations)
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Batching write queries to reduce overhead of establishing connections, executing queries and committing transactions.
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Handling large number of registrations and logins will put strain on auth service\n
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Consider holding a separate database for our auth service, which will issue JWTs to autenticated users, and will verify JWTs.
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serving static content and handling increased traffic will put a strain on the server and affect the user experience.\n
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leverage a CDN to offload static asset serving and improve load times.
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Managing cache validation and ensuring consistency of content across distributed servers can present challenges\n
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Implement cache versioning and cache invalidation strategies (e.g., using cache headers or file hashing) to maintain consistency.
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We can cache some of the hot data points that are frequently accessed. Following the 80-20 rule, meaning 20% of hot data points generate 80% of traffic, we would like to cache these 20% data points.\n
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Scaling the system and maintaining high availability across multiple regions can be complex.\n
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Employ horizontal scaling by adding more servers and use load balancers to distribute the load.
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Coordinating data replication and ensuring consistency during updates are challenges.\n
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Techniques like database replication, data partitioning, and distributed caching can enhance availability and scalability.
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Can users upload as much as they want? For instance, if we were building Instagram, we would want to make efficient storage of photos a top priority.
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Have a good understanding of user expectations while designing the application. For instance, in an Instagram-clone, it's not necessary that every user sees the latest content at any given time— we can tolerate some delay. This enables us to retract our focus from strict caching and replication implementations, and instead focus on things that are more important for our system.
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How fast do writes need to be? How about reads?
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For Instagram, fast uploads would not be expected by users. Reads, on the other hand would be expected, since there is a high degree of swiping going on. For this, we'd want to have a more sophisticated caching system in place.
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We should keep in mind that web servers have a connection limit before designing our system. If we assume that a web server can have a maximum of 500 connections at any time, then it can’t have more than 500 concurrent uploads or reads. To handle this bottleneck, we can split reads and writes into separate services. We can have dedicated servers for reads and different servers for writes to ensure that uploads don’t hog the system. This has the added benefit of being able to scale each set of services independently.
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If users can upload a large amount of data, then efficient management of storage should also be a focus
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How reliable is your app expected to be?
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if you are Instagram, your users expect 100% reliability. Therefore, you should store multiple copies of each file so that if one storage server dies, the photo can be retrieved from the other copy present on a different storage server.\n
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If we want to have high availability of the system, we need to have multiple replicas of services running in the system so that even if a few services die down, the system remains available and running. Redundancy removes the single point of failure in the system.
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All potential bottlenecks and points of failure should be scrutinized. Think of how the system gets more complex as we implement [sharding|db.strategies.sharding]. Now we need a sharding rule to determine in which shard a row is stored. Suppose we implement round robin with recordId % 10 to spread out the records evenly. Well, now we have a new problem: we cannot have the shards increment the IDs themselves, since we need the ID first before we can even determine which shard it belongs in. So to solve that, we need some sort of external key generating service. This service can generate IDs, store them in a table (to indicate that it is used) when a new item is created. Each shard can use this service, and we can have perfectly incremented IDs across all shards. However, one last issue arises. This key generation system is now a single point of failure, so we have to iterate further. We could spin up another such key generating service, and split the load between them by having one service give out even-numbered IDs and the other odd-numbered IDs. Finally, we can stick a load balancer in front of them to round-robin the load between them. In case of failure of the even-numbered service, the only consequence is that there will be more odd-numbered IDs; something we probably don't even care about.
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Back-of-the-envelope Estimations
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From there, assume that each item is 10KB, so we need to store 10GB per day. If we want to store this data for an average of 10 years then we need storage capacity of 36TB.
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To keep some margin, we will assume a 70% capacity model (meaning we don’t want to use more than 70% of our total storage capacity at any point), which raises our storage needs to 51.4TB.
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New items per second:
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1M / (24 hours * 3600 seconds) ~= 12 pastes/sec\nresults in\n120KB of ingress per second.
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12 * 10KB => 120 KB/s
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Reads per second:
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5M / (24 hours * 3600 seconds) ~= 58 reads/sec\nresults in\ntotal data egress (sent to users) will be 0.6 MB/s.
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58 * 10KB => 0.6 MB/s
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This number of records totals 3.6 Billion in 10 years. Since 6 random base64 encoding (Private) ([A-Z, a-z, 0-9, ., -]) can be used to generate 68.7 billion unique strings, this should be sufficient for uniqueness.
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Since we have 5M read requests per day, to cache 20% of these requests, we would need:
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Word of Mouth Marketing
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For a story to be talkable, it has to be three things: relevant, interesting, and authentic.
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Your first job is to separate all of your marketing efforts into two piles. In the first pile are things that people might talk about. Not just what someone will notice and maybe even act on, but what might actually spur a conversation between people. In the second pile goes everything else.
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You won’t get good at word of mouth marketing until you really understand what motivates people to talk about the stuff they talk about.
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Before you run an ad, before you launch a product, before you put something new on the menu, ask the magic question: Would anyone tell a friend about this?
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Once you’ve got your big word of mouth idea, find a bunch of ways to make it easier to spread.
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We want to hear from someone with the same needs and lifestyle that we have.
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Ideas spread most reliably when they piggyback off an existing network of closely connected and interested people.
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In other words, if you’re trying to attract groups, find common points of origin.
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if you want your customers to remember you, do something remarkable and unexpected
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ex. When I took my vacuum cleaner to get it repaired, the repairman opened up the dust repository and dumped it right there on his floor, creating a big mess. This was unexpected that he'd done that, as you'd expect someone emptying a vacuum dust repository to do it over a garbage can. This stuck in my mind as remarkable, and I think of this event from time to time.
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3 Reasons people talk
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They love your company
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they want to feel good
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they want to belong to a group
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Five T's of WoMM
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Talkers - Who will tell their friends about you?
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Topics - What will they talk about?
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Tools - How can you facilitate travel of the message?
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Taking part - How should you join the conversation?
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clean up noise on tracks
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This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Charisma
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People who are powerful but uncharismatic will tend to be disliked.
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Their power makes them a target for criticism that they don't have the charisma to disarm
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Having conviction in your ideas and beliefs is the heart of charisma.
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It is the belief that things will work out. That somehow, someway your goals will be achieved. That no matter what, it will all be okay.
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Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are.
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Ask yourself these two questions when you get feedback that says you need to change:
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Have I gotten this feedback consistently?
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Are people getting an impression of me that does not align with my values?
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If two yes's, change. If not, stick to your guns
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Someone with real charisma:
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respects that other people have different opinions
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Does not seek other’s approval to make a decision or hold an opinion
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Is confident that they will meet other people who will agree with them
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Charismatic people reveal their flaws
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Charismatic people let you know when they’re nervous, pissed, or hurt
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Charismatic people don’t worry about fitting in. They just express themselves honestly, flaws and all
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Keep your messages uplifting and positive and people will be drawn to you
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Make the subtext of your jokes point to positive traits (“Does it hurt having a brain so big?” is nicer than “God you’re a moron.”) Whether the tone is serious or goofy, always frame others in the best light possible.
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If you want to instantly enthrall people, give a damn about something. Show that passion.
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People who have had to struggle for what they’ve got are more likeable
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future. \n\nYou can think of this collection of inter-linked notes as my personal wiki.\n\nThis Dendron notebook is the sister vault to the tech-focused [Digital Garden](https://tech.kyletycholiz.com)\n\n## Tags\nThroughout the Second Brain, I have made use of tags, which give semantic meaning to the pieces of information.\n\n- `ex.` - Denotes an *example* of the preceding piece of information\n- `spec:` - Specifies that the preceding information has some degree of *speculation* to it, and may not be 100% factual. Ideally this gets clarified over time as my understanding develops. I try to go back after I have better understood the topic and clear out the notes of `spec:` tags\n- `anal:` - Denotes an *analogy* of the preceding information. 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This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Survivorship Bias
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a.k.a Silent Evidence
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def - the bias of focusing the attention on the people who were successful in a particular endeavor, rather than focusing on the whole population, which would include a far greater number of those who are unsuccessful.
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It is a form of seletion bias
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Essentially, survivorship bias can exist anywhere that the voices of the survivors are the only ones existing. Those that did not make it past the gate are not able to add their voices to the conversation to add equity to the discussion.
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ex. When we analyze companies, failed companies are excluded from the analysis, giving an illusion as to why the successful companies succeeded in the first place.
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Any business that focuses on giving advice is an inherent victim of survivorship bias, since of course those who failed will never have their voices heard
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Examples
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when you go to the hospital you'll see a lot more people will bullet wounds in their legs than people will bullet wounds in their chests. This doesn't mean people don't get shot in the chest; it means that people who get shot in the chest don't recover.
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Abraham Wald's Aircraft Bullet holes
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During WWII, there were a number of military planes that survived gunfire and made it back to the military bases for repair. The military's stance was to reinforce the areas that were penetrated most by gunfire. A mathematician named Abraham Wald realized that this was succumbing to survivorship bias, since the planes that did not survive were not there to tell their story. Most likely, those planes did not survive because they were not hit in the same places as the survivors. This meant that the spots that needed reinforcing were the parts of the plane that were not even hit on the survivors. The likely reason why the failed-planes were shot down was because the areas they were hit in were not the same areas that the survivors were hit in, causing them to fall.
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ex. during a shipwreck the praying people recount that it was their praying that saved them. however, what we dont see are the stories of those who prayed and also perished
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silent evidence is what events use to conceal their own randomness (particularly the black swan variety)
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neglect of silent evidence is endemic when we study comparative talent (particularly in winner-take-all activities)
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consider 2 professions: writers and doctors. there are far more writers who work at Starbucks than those who make a professional living as a writer. on the other hand, there are hardly any doctors who work at anything other than medicine. therefore we can use the second group as an effective sample of the population, whereas the first would provide a poor sample (since we'd likely be neglecting those writers working at Starbucks)
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consider professions like doctor to be ones without superstar effects, making their sample more representative
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this doesnt mean that a person who becomes a superstar isnt skilled, but it does imply that there are many non-survivors who are equally as skilled, but just didnt have the luck that the survivors had. in other words, they arent less skilled, but they are less uniquely skilled
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ex. a newspaper article says \"russian mafia composed of members hardened by the gulag\". to see why this causative statement is a fallacy, consider a good cross section of the rat population: big, small, fast etc. shine a shot of radiation at all of them, so that the weaker ones die. what you are left with is a subpopulation of stronger rats. if we were to be ignorant of the ratiation that was shot at the rats, we would get a false impression of the average strength of the rat population.
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survivorship bias hides best when thr impact is largest (ie. the less survivors, the more they will come to \"claim\" to represent the whole group)
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dont forget that survivorship bias can work in the opposite way too. \n
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ex. consider that its likely that our perception of a criminal is flawed, since the less intelligent ones are more likely to get caught.
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consider evolution. perhaps most mutations have a negative consequence. you might be tempted to think that evolution is always improving us, but that's not the case. the negative mutations kill off the species that receive them, putting them in the silent graveyard that no one talks about and considers as part of the grander statistic
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in order to understand success and what caused it, you must look at the failures and study the traits present in those\n
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ex. studies of rich and famous people focuses exclusively on them. they take a population of hot shots, those of big titles and big jobs, and study their attributes. they look at what those big guns have in common: courage, risk-taking, optimism etc. it is then inferred that these traits help you become successful. take this scenario and apply it to a gym, or anything where there will be people who invariably drop out along the way. the resulting population skews our perceptions of reality
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The expression “what Does not kill me makes me stronger” might actually mean “what did not kill me did not make me stronger, but spared me because I am stronger than others. It killed others, and as a result of the average population is now stronger, because the weak are gone.”
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Here we see the transfer of Antifragility from the individual to the system. The system gets stronger at the expense of its weaker components
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Silent Victims
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consider when an event like hurricane katrina happens. governmental money gets redirected from places like cancer, where more deaths occur each year as a result.
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a life saved is a statistic; a person hurt is an anecdote\nconsider when we look at someone having built in job security as a result of union policy. we ascribe this to social benefits, but fail to consider the person who has a tough time finding a job as a result\nconsider 9/11 and the people afterwards who were scared of flying. they instead opted to drive, thereby increasing the amount of deaths (since flying is riskier than driving)
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Romance
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Remember to never go to bed mad at each other
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A good relationship principle is: whenever one has a complaint about the other, a promise should be made. One person should promise to work on the issue while the other promises to be patient with them.
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Ex. I say fuck a lot when frustrated, I promise to try to cut back and she promises to be patient and supportive (however that person feels would be the best way to be supported)
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Interdependence theory
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three determinants of whether a relationship will succeed\n
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level of satisfaction\n
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compared against an average benchmark of what constitutes a normal satisfying relationship
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level of dependence
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level of investment
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if both individuals are satisfied with the intimacy levels, then sex can make up 10% of the overall satisfaction of a relationship. if there is dissatisfaction with the sex life however, those problems can make up 70% of the problems
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never get \"into it\" about an event that happened years ago. just recuse yourself, \"that event was so long ago that I cant possibly say with accuracy what may or may not have happened\"
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Bass
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most commonly panned center, since it commands so much attention
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Jazz oftentimes place the bass off to one side
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normally done if the sound of the bass is thinner
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In a typical pop situation with the snare on 2 and 4 A common 'trick' used to help tighten a groove between bass and drums is to leave a \"hole\" for the snare hit: sustain your notes right up to the snare hit, and then stop it just before the hit.
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Compression
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Compress somewhere around 4:1
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Use fast attack time if the bass player is inconsistent with dynamic range (ie. playing loud in some parts and quiet in others)
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Use a long release time when final bass notes taper off too fast, combined with a moderate ratio (e.g. 6:1)
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EQ
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If bass sounds a little dull, experiment with:
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instrument
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Try
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Geddy Lee tone
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Feed a single bass signal into 2 separate Aux tracks, then blend:
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A heavily distorted tone with EQ cutting out the lows and highs
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Chemistry
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Hydrogen and helium (two nonmetals), make up about 99% of ordinary matter in the observable universe by mass.
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Living organisms are composed almost entirely of the nonmetals hydrogen, oxygen, carbon, and nitrogen
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Periodic Table
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Columns in the periodic table form similar valence electrons. If you are above or below another element in the table, you can make similar molecules with all the same other atoms.
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For example, silicon is right below. So every molecule we can make with carbon can also be made with silicon
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This is why many Sci-fi movies have life forms that are silicon based, rather than carbon based. This rationale is a bit weak however, since carbon is much more ubiquitous than silicon is.
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Molecules
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In a molecule, electrons are not confined to their own atoms. They can move around with ease if the right atoms are connected in the right way.
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Sometimes the movements are so divisive as to polarize the molecule, and sometimes not quite so much that the molecule is not very polar at all. The important thing to keep in mind is that molecules will interact with each other depending on these degree of electrical interactions.
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A lot of how a protein behaves is due to electrical interactions.
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Protein
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Each protein is a molecule that is composed of chains of amino acids.
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Using a particular set of atoms as building materials – which are carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and maybe a dash of sulfur – we can construct an amino acid. Start putting them together, and our chains will start to spiral and flatten due to electrical interactions between electrons that move around a molecule and expose positive regions.\n
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Chain enough amino acids and form enough spirals, and the result is an immensely complicated and massive molecule known as a protein.
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Baking example
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When mixing incredients for a cake, sometimes we have oil (large and electrically neutral) and water (small and highly charged). Naturally these 2 ingredients won't mix, but we can mix them if we add an egg. The reason this works is because of the egg's high protein content.
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Proteins are amphiphilic, meaning that they have segments that prefer mixing with oil and segments that prefer mixing with water. When mixing an egg, the proteins start to unravel, scooping the ingredients in the water and the ingredients in the oil, creating one large oop.\n
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This property makes eggs an emulsifier, also known as a binding agent.
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even harmonic distortion
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as you increase the drive knob of the saturation, there will be increased variation of odd and even harmonic distortion. It is not done linear, and is seemingly random how those harmonics will be added\n
In general, even harmonics tend to give a feeling of support, warmth, clarity and fullness, since we are adding in tones at octave intervals.
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ex. if we have a simple sine wave at 100hZ and add even harmonic distorion, then we'll be adding even multiple harmonics (200hZ, 400hZ, 600hZ, 800hZ etc.)
In general, odd harmonics tend to add in more richness, edge, bite, buzziness and grit.
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ex. if we have a simple sine wave at 100hZ and add odd harmonic distorion, then we'll be adding odd multiple harmonics (300hZ, 500hZ, 700hZ, 900hZ etc.)
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He saved 669 children during the holocaust... And he doesn't know they're sitting next to him
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What animal are you?
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How observant are you?
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Can we guess your real age?
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Reading anything that, is at once thoroughly intelligible to us may increase our store of information, but cannot improve our understanding, for our understanding was equal to them before we started. Otherwise, we would have felt the shock of puzzlement and perplexity that comes from getting in over our depth.
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Active recall vs Passive study
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active recall testing is far more effective at building strong memories than passive study.
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Active recall testing means being asked a question and trying to remember the answer.\n
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the same type of thing is happening when we learn something new and are immediately asked to explain it to others. Prior to doing this, we likely have a higher degree of confidence in our understanding than afterward, when we try to explain it to someone else. At this point, the holes in our knowledge become apparent. Holes in an understanding of something is important, because knowledge by itself just floats around, and without something to attach it to, is simply forgotten. On the other hand, once we identify these holes and then proceed to fill them in, the knowledge becomes sticky since it becomes part of a larger mesh of understanding.
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contrast with passive study, where we read, watch, or listen to something without pausing to consider if we know the answer
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All semantic learning (think: internalized knowledge) is mnemonic in nature as the semantic framework can make the best kind of a mnemonic framework.
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mnemonic \"link words/concepts\" should be overly impactful. Think of how George Carlin said \"every good joke needs one thing that is way out of proportion. The link word needs to be that thing so that it stands out in your memory when you are learning that language.
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mnemonics need to have strong association (read: glue), and at the very least, visual association. Even better if sound, smell and feel can be associated as well. The stonger the association, the quicker the target word can be retrieved from memory
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also, mnemonics that are more sensational will stick in the memory stronger. This is why the details of dirty jokes tend to be remembered.
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The more meaningful something is, the more likely it is to stick in your brain
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Exemplify the general truth that has been enunciated by the teacher by referring to a particular instance of it. To imagine a possible case is often as good as citing an actual one. If you cannot, you do not know what is being said.
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your investment of time and effort should be proportional to the long term benefit that you stand to gain by focusing your attention there.
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ex. if a smart person you know sends you a 10 minute article that says helped shape who he is, you should realistically give the article a close and effortful read, since there is a higher percent chance that this material will impact you in a similar way.
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When learning a new concept that is a bit arcane to you, see if you can leverage examples of things that you already understand, so that you can leverage existing knowledge.
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(When using this technique, the closer related the 2 things are, the more likely it will be a better analogy)
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ex. In learning how DNS (Private) works, we learn that it is a hierarchical system. That seems a bit abstract to me, and I don't really understand the implication. One approach to gain a deeper understanding here, is it ask myself \"what other kind of hierarchical systems can I think of?\". What about a file system on UNIX? Hierarchy in that context makes me think of levels. It makes me realize that there are multiple distinct stages that you can traverse, with the ability to behave differently at each level (ie. having different files/foler combination at each level). In the DNS context, I can understand the hierarchical description better. If it were a filesystem, the root directory would contain top-level domains (directories). Within each TLD, there would be domain names (also directory), and within domain names, there would be sub-domain names. Since you are leveraging knowledge that already existed in order to gain new knowledge, this is syntopic learning.
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If you find yourself completely lost on a concept, ask yourself: “Do I not understand this because it is complex, or do I not understand this because I don’t understand the things that surround it?”
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There are 2 different ways of thinking about a problem: Focused and Diffuse
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We can only be in one mode of thinking at a time
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Focused mode
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Using the familiar focused mode, we can leverage the neural pathways that have already been built to recall and learn new information. This is the most familiar method
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anal. In a game of pinball, this mode would involve a lot more pins. This poses no problem if we are learning (or recalling) something in an area that we are familiar with. However, it causes problems when we want to learn something new (ie. something that takes place in the bottom left)
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Using the diffuse mode, thoughts can go much further before their progress is impeded.
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diffuse learning happens in the background when we are not even thinking about the topic at hand
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ex. Salvator Dali (a painter) used to hold a key in his hand as he drifted off to sleep so that he'd awake just before sleeping. In that state of somnolense, his mind was open to diffuse thinking, so by awaking immediately before sleeping, he was able to get access to these pathways created while drifting off to sleep.
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All learning is dependent on feedback.
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The faster the feedback, the faster you can learn.
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Thus, in many domains, the individual, team, or organization with the fastest feedback cycle is the one that wins.
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if we learn before napping/sleeping, we have an increased chance of dreaming about it.
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Sleeping consolidates memories into easier to grasp chunks of knowledge
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There is danger in blindly trusting past experience for dealing with the future. \"We should be careful to get out of an experience only the wisdom in it, and stop there; lest we be like the cat that sits down on the hot stove lid. Yes, she will never sit down on a hot lid again, but also he will never sit down on a cold one either\"
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Anders Ericsson, the man who originated the 10,000 rule would argue that deliberate practice is what mattery; the actual amount of hours more or less being just an estimate.
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Hyper-intentionality about a specific weakness or trying to achieve a particular goal.
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Practice with complete attention (acting alone is better)
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Repetition of the cycle
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Focusing on the zone of Peripheral Competency
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Regarding time spent practicing to learn a new skill, does it have an effect if you practice sporadically throughout the day vs. maybe keeping it to 1-2 practice sessions?
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Philosophical
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In school, you’re given the lesson first. On the street, you’re given the mistake first and then it’s up to you to find the lesson.
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a mistake is simply a lesson with emotions attached to it.
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“Whenever we make a mistake, we become upset. An upset is our brain's way of telling us that we need to learn something. It is a tap on our shoulder saying, ‘Pay attention. You have something important to learn. If you lie, blame, justify, or deny the upset, you waste the upset and will waste a precious gem of wisdom.’”
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Enlightenment is achieved only when, in addition to knowing what an author says, you know what he means and why he says it.
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Deep understanding requires that one uses one’s senses and imagination. One must observe, and remember, and construct imaginatively what cannot be observed.
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Framing
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Losses evoke stronger negative feelings than costs
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Ex. Buying a lottery ticket for $5 with 95% chance to lose is more attractive than a bet where there is a 95% chance to lose $5
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Be wary when making assumptions based on 2+ facts placed side by side. This is a logical fallacy because it demonstrates a cause and effect that may only exist for those with access to those 2+ facts side by side
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I worked 7 days/week for several months
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I take a weekday off and don't get paid for it.
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If looking at these statements together, there is a sense of injustice delivered by the hands of the person who refused to pay. However, it may not be the case, since this person may not have these 2 facts readily available to them
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Reacting to someone else's frame is the very thing that causes you to give up frame control.
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Laughter in response to something you did is a telltale sign that someone has had their frame shifted
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If someone is resisting, don't push. Instead get them to change their frame (if they are upset, use humour)
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Whoever controls the options has the power. Creating choices for yourself gives you power.
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ex. Game of thrones. Tyrion didn't like two options of execution or exile, so created a third option: trial by combat, thus retaining power over the situation
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When it comes to thinking about benefits, people like certainty (200 people saved > 33% chance to save all 600 people)\nWhen it comes to losses, people become more risk seeking (400 people die < 66% everyone dies)
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When you describe something, you are implicity creating a context, since words will be influenced by the ones that came before it
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ex. pay attention to feelings of the person's character arises as each word is read\n
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Alan -> intelligent, industrious, impulsive, critical, stubborn, envious
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Ben -> stubborn, critical, impulsive, industrious, intelligent
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Similar to the word bank (where it can mean something you sit on, or a place you deposit money, depending on the context), stubborn is ambiguous, since
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This can be thought of as suppressed ambiguity\n
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ex. Halo effect is an example of this
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Decision Making Frames
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Once you take a particular viewpoint on something, it is difficult to produce reasons for the other side, even if you do not necessarily agree with that viewpoint
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ex. One group was asked to list various reasons why buying a VCR is a good idea. Then, they were asked to list reasons why it is a bad idea. This second list turned out to be very difficult to product. The next group was asked to do the opposite, and for this group, it was difficult to come up with benefits of a VCR.
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This shows that once we take a particular viewpoint, it is difficult to
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Positive frames tend to elicit positive feelings, and result in proactive and risk-seeking behaviors.
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the phenomenon that related opposite things will tend to be grouped together
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ex. [Up, car, sky, down]. Even though they are opposed, they are considered part of the same structure (see structuralism), and thus considered as closely related
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this may have pervasive cultural influence, as people begin to think of the structure as binary (ie. If I'm not strong, then I must be weak)
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Implicit and Explicit rules of the game
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There are many different games we play throughout life. For each game, there are the rules we are \"told\" and are known by everyone. But also, there are the rules that are more scarce, and when their knowledge is possessed by people, it gives them an edge.
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Take a job interview for example. There are shared rules that we all know: make up a resume, give that resume to different companies to express interest in trading time/effort for money, and so on. We accomplish this by following a more granular set of rules, such as when to email the interviewer after an interview has taken place, or how to sign off on emails.
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In addition to these common rules that we all share, there are more arcane rules that only the astute will have uncovered. It is well known in psychology that first impressions matter a great deal. This effectively becomes a rule in the game. If we are able to give off a better first impression, then we will heighten our chances of winning the game. The thing is, this part of the game effectively goes unmentioned.
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When evaluating the value of a single set of info (eg. A set of 10 high-value baseball cards), adding in 3 junk cards actually diminishes the value of the set. In other words, people put less value on it. However, when comparing 2 sets, one with the 10 cards, and the other with the 13, the second set is perceived as more valuable. This indicates that when left without anything to compare values to, the average is used (I'm 13 card set, value of each card drops, even though overall value rises)
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It's a fundamental law. the more responsibility that is split among people the less that each person feels responsible for its outcome.
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When two things are compared, more (even if its broken dishes) will add value. However if there is no comparison (like a gift), items of cheap value added to the main gift will diminish its value
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A good mood is a signal that things are generally going well, the environment is safe, and it is all right to let one’s guard down. A bad mood indicates that things are not going very well, there may be a threat, and vigilance is required. Cognitive ease is both a cause and a consequence of a pleasant feeling.
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students “quietly exempt themselves” (and their friends and acquaintances) from the conclusions of experiments that surprise them.
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Commodities
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Generally speaking, when the price of commodities is inflated, there are high levels of inflation
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That’s to say, when there’s high inflation in the economy, commodities tend to do very well
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In this way, we could consider commodities to be a good way to offset inflation in the portfolio. If you have an equities heavy portfolio, since commodities generally do well during inflation., They should be a hedge against high inflation.
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Also commodity companies, not just commodities themselves
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Inspiration
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When you want someone to perform a task that is rather difficult, overstate the importance/difficulty of the project.
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ex. Don't say \"You have to do this by Friday at two P.M.\", but say \"I need the impossible done by Friday at two P.M. Can you do it?\"
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if people aren’t aware of their genius, they are not in a position to deliberately utilize it. By telling people what you see, you can raise their awareness and confidence, allowing them to provide their capability more fully.
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make it clear to each person why she has been selected for that role. Don't only notice their talent; label it for them.
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begin with small, early wins and use those to generate belief toward the greater stretch challenges.
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your greatest contribution might depend on your ability to ask the right question, not have the right answer. You will see that all great thinking starts with a provocative question and a rich debate
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In terms of inspiring people, your energy is more essential than your message.
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Suspended
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Suspended chords have no 3rd and either an added 4th (sus4) or added major 2nd (sus2)
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Suspended chords allow you to \"explore\" the bass.
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That is, try making a piano rhymthm with sus2/sus4/major in the right hand, and move around the bass note to drive the progression.
sus chords also work well as arpeggiated sequences, leveraging octaves in the bass and the 3-note sus chord in the treble.
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also works well with the 3rd added back in.
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Razor
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A Razor is a rule of thumb used to eliminate unlikely explanations.
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Occam's razor: Simpler explanations are more likely to be correct; avoid unnecessary or improbable assumptions.
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Hanlon's razor: Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.
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Hitchens's razor: What can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.
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Hume's guillotine: What ought to be cannot be deduced from what is. \"If the cause, assigned for any effect, be not sufficient to produce it, we must either reject that cause, or add to it such qualities as will give it a just proportion to the effect.\"
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Alder's razor: If something cannot be settled by experiment or observation, then it is not worthy of debate.
Popper's falsifiability principle: For a theory to be considered scientific, it must be falsifiable.
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Grice's razor: As a principle of parsimony, conversational implications are to be preferred over semantic context for linguistic explanations.
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Double tracking
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Doubling is extremely effective in creating depth and space
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Doubles can be panned together adding depth and unique character, or they can be panned apart to add width.
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ex. try panning them wide during verses, and centre during chorus
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ex. try panning early verses/choruses wide, but pan centre during later ones for added intensity.
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note: breaths and sibilance (s’s and t’s) can be extremely distracting when out of time. As such, they can simply be removed completely from Vocal2.
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Also, consider reducing the s’s and t’s in the doubles with de-essing so as not to clash with the main vocal.
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Consider not always using double tracking on every word. Save double tracking for emphasis on select lines to emphasize a lyric.
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Consider using a different microphone for Vocal2, which will create some separation, texture and depth in the vocal mix.
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To create a lot of vocal power, consider having two separate vocal doubles. Pan the main vocal centre, and pan each double track hard left and right respectively.
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Types of Double
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Unison (ie. Double)
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Octave - singing an octave higher/lower than main vocal line. Tuck it a little lower in the mix than the lead vocal\n
vocal1 panned centre, and vocal2 panned hard left, with slight delay panned hard right
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lead vocal panned centre, with 2 unison double tracks panned hard left and right to result in a thick vocal
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lead vocal panned centre, with 2 lower octave double tracks panned ~50% left and right, so as to support (and not distract from) the lead vocal
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Strings
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Panning
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From left to right\nViolin1 - Viola - Bass - Cello - Violin2
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Stoicism
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Stoicism can be summed up as \"indifference to fate\".
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It is about continuously degrading the value of earthly possessions. It is about the idea of harmony with the cosmos
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About a fellow who led a lavish life, Seneca wrote “he is in debt, whether he borrowed from another person or from fortune”
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It is a good practice to imagine ahead of time what the worst case scenario will be. This allows us to take an appropriate amount of risk and choose the right class of risk, and anything on top of that is just a bonus. In this way, any potential downside is clear and unambiguous.
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this shows how stoicism is not about detaching yourself from emotions, but it is about domesticating them.
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One needs discipline the most when things are going well
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Stereotyping
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Any time you are putting a label on someone (ex. Calling someone a Hindu), take a step back and try to realize that you are conflating what your perception of a Hindu is with that person who is the target of your slur. The slur is merely a concenvience for \"everything a hindu is\". Because it is highly unlikely that they match that prototype, it is very harmful, among other reasons, because we immediately write that person off because they are a member of the group that we don't like.
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Recognize the intervals on a musical staff. Recognize what a 3rd interval looks like, 5th etc.
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Drums
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Panning
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pan Overhead1 100% left and Overhead2 100% right
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listen to the overheads to discern where (from left to right) each drum is coming from, then pan that drum accordingly
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Sometimes in jazz you will find the drums panned all the way to the right. This has the advantage that it opens up the whole left side, leaving more space to explore the melodies. The disadvantage is that it becomes more difficult to discern each drum sound.
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Kick drum is normally center
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Snare is normally middle, but is somewhat commonly placed off to one side
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Hi-hat is placed off-center, something like 30-50% left
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mixes that are meant to be more spatial benefit from a hi-hat that is panned all the way to one side
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Rack toms are commonly heard fully panned from left to right
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consider if you will pan left-right or right-left. Are you panning from the audience's perspective or from the drummers
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Floor toms are commonly heard panned far right, but when the floor tom is used as a driving force of the beat, it's not uncommon to place them middle (since they serve a similar function as the bass drum)
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Reverb
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Consider adjusting the pre-delay so that the transients are heard just before the reverb tail.
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Try higher diffusion with drums for a glossier sound.
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try adding a slight amount of reverb to the entire drum bus before applying compression for punch and/or glue. It marries the ambiance to the kit and makes everything more groovy.
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Compression
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Fast attack allows us to hear more of the drum sounding out in the room (ie. a smoother sound)
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if it's too fast, we will neuter the transients
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Slow attack allows us to focus more on the toughness and the punch of the drum hits
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Slow release
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tighter snare
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less growly \"in your face\" kick
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cymbals become less bright and more diffuse (ie. each hit of the cymbal blends into the next more)
To make snare drum stand out more in mix, try sidechain compressing the OH with the snare (ie. compressing the OH based upon the snare)
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Toms
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If possible, tune the toms to be within the key of the song. Ideally, either make them a root or a 5th. At the very least, they should be a note that is within the scale of the song's key.
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of course, make sure the tom is still tuned within the tom's ideal tuning range.
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You can either compress each individual tom (giving you more control of each one's sound), or you can compress the Tom bus, giving them a more cohesive sound.
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4:1 ratio, with a slow attack, and a release setting that blends musically with the rest of your mix is a good place to start.
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Kick
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Compression can be used to emphasize the difference between the low and high velocity kick hits.
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Because of the nature of kick (as compared to snare), the sound takes a little time to build up after the drum is initially struck, but it dies off more quickly.
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Overheads
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Room microphones can be used as the connective tissue or the glue of a drum kit. This approach to using the room microphones greatly benefits from a lot of gain reduction— somewhere between 6-10dB.
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this heavily compression thickens the overall drum sound.
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use a slow enough attack time so that the transients are unaffected by the compressor
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have the release set timed to the track.\n
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If you want the room tone or natural reverb to be emphasized more, use a faster release time.
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use a high ratio of somewhere between 6:1 to 10:1
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Experiment with saturation on overheads
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compression that releases too fast may make your cymbals distort
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Have OHs be more mono during verse (try 25-30% L/R), and more stereo during chorus (try 60-65% L/R)
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EQ
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If drums sound dull and ordinary, experiment with:
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use a scanner every morning you program to find Stocks in Play based on the following criteria:
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Stocks that in the pre-market gapped up or down at least 2%
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Stocks that have traded at least 50,000 shares in the pre-market
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Stocks that have an average daily volume of over 500,000 shares
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Stocks that have Average True Range of at least 50 cents (how large of a range a stock has on average every day)
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There is a fundamental catalyst for the stock
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As a rule, I do not trade stocks with an enormous short interest higher than 30% (the short interest is the quantity of stock shares that investors or traders have sold short but not yet covered or closed out)
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Fallacy
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Cognitive Bias vs. Logical Fallacy
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People sometimes confuse cognitive biases with logical fallacies, but the two are not the same. A logical fallacy stems from an error in a logical argument, while a cognitive bias is rooted in thought processing errors often arising from problems with memory, attention, attribution, and other mental mistakes.
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During a discussion (no negative connotation), when you have to concede points, it's a good idea to show the audience why the other side's argument is not important or less important to the big picture of your argument. Acknowledging counterarguments contributes to ethos and makes the arguer seem more balanced and fair
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List of fallacies
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Analyzing inductive reasoning
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Take the following syllogism:
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P1: If each man had a definite set of rules of conduct by which he regulated his life he would be no better than a machine.
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P2: However, there are no such rules.
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C: Therefore, men cannot be machines.
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This is a non-sequitur for 2 reasons:
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Premise 1 speaks nothing about possibility, but only about opined relativity.\n
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in other words, nothing is posited about whether or not men can be machines. P1 simply states that \"if we had these rules, we'd be no better\".
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P1 ignores the possibility that men could be machines without such definite rules
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P2 is painting \"rules\" as a binary construct. It is making them seem as if they exist, or do not, rather than rightfully placing them on a continuum. P2 implies, \"if we do not have a strict set of rules (which is what machines have), then things without those strict set of rules cannot be a machine.\"
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Occam's Razor
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The simple explanation is more likely to be true than to be complex
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this is because complex explanations have by definition more moving parts (think of them as variables in a function). All it takes is one variable to be wrong in either explanation, and the whole theory no longer holds water
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take 2 explanations that explain the same phenomenon: 1 simple and 1 complex. the first has 3 moving parts (3 variables) and the second has 30. if there was 99% confidence that each variable was trustworthy, then the first explanation would have only a 3% chance of being wrong, while the second would have a 26% chance
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Hanlon's Razor
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the explanation most likely to be right is the one that contains the least amount of intent behind it
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you should not attribute to malice that which is more easily explained by stupidity/ignorance/mistakes
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Hanlon's Razor is a counter to confirmation bias
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The relationship between cognition and disfluency
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When things are more arcane and complex to understand (or are just organized poorly, meaning more attention has to be paid in order to progress), comprehension rises. Also, people become more deliberate and analytical with their rational thought. When things are fluent as easy to understand and reason about, we default to our lazy auto-pilot brain which kind of skims by it without registering.
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ex. Think of how we sing a song we've heard a thousand times— we don't even realize the words we are singing. This is because knowing a song carries with it a high degree of fluency.
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Problem of Induction
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\"can inductive reasoning lead to knowledge?\"
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inductive reasoning presents issues, because:\n\n
you may observe a large sample of something, and still make a false conclusion about it\n
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ex. the existence of black swans
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you may believe that sequences of events that have \"always\" occurred will continue to occur indefinitely (Uniformity of Nature)\n
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ex. the laws of physics will always hold\n
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ex. the sun will always rise
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The tendency to think linearly
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in a primitive environment, process and result are closely tied\ntherefore our emotional apparatus is designed for linear causality
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ie. given 2 causally linked variables, more input of one variable will result in more output of the other variable
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ex. building a bridge— more efforts will result in more work getting done
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when things are not linear, it is much easier to become demoralized, since we expect a reward for our effort (all black swans are nonlinear)
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Negative Empiricism
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a series of corroborative facts is not evidence.
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ex. turkey making inductive rationales as to why life is good and will continue to be so, since he has only observed life up until his unexpected death. before that, everything would falsely indicate that everything would continue to be good\nhowever, we can know which statement is wrong, but not necessarily which is correct.
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ex. if I see a black swan, I can verify not all swans are white.
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ex. finding a malignant tumor proves the existence of cancer, but not finding one doesnt prove the absense of cancer\ntherefore, we can edge toward the truth by negative instances, rather than making verifications
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it is misleading to build general truths from observed facts (and our body of knowledge doesnt grow from a series of confirmatory observations (like the Turkey's).
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therefore, observations are asymmetrical in the sense that some observations can be used to confrim facts, while others cannot
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this shows that we may have 1000 points of data that provides less value than a single point
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\"1000 observations cannot prove you right, but 1 observation can prove you wrong\"
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takeaway: be resistant and sceptical of definitive truths
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takeaway: when you have a theory about something, start looking for observations that would prove it wrong (this is fighting confirmation bias in a direct way)
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Fallacies
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Disposition effect
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When forced to choose between selling a losing stock (for $5000) and selling a winning stock (for the same price), people will opt to sell the winning stock, because then is official: they've bought and sold a stock at a gain. This is a logical fallacy, because good stocks should be held onto, yet we don't want to mark a loss on our record
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Ex. Stock 1 - bought at $10000, now $5000
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Ex. Stock 2 - bought at $2500, now $5000
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Decision Making
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\"Good consequences don't necessarily mean we made a good decision, and bad consequences don't necessarily mean we made a bad decision.\"
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Rational decision making
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define purpose and principles (your why)
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envision the outcome and how it will play out
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brainstorm methods to achieve the vision
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organize actionable ideas and make a plan
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identify next actions to be taken
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While there are millions of factors that go into decisions, there will always be a few variables and factors that will carry the bulk of the weight.
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If you’re operating within your circle of competence, it should be relatively easy to figure out the relevant variables and forces at play.
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According to James March, there are 2 types of logic that can be used to make choices (source):
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Logic of consequence
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use cost benefit analysis to make decisions. Assess probabilities etc
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Questions are “what are the benefits? Costs? Probabilities?”
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Logic of appropriateness
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“what does a person like me do”?
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questions are “what situation is this?”, “who am I?”, “what does someone like me do in a situation like this?”
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Decision Journal
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Keep a “decision journal” to record the major decisions you make each week, why you made them, and what you expect the outcome to be.
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Review the choices at the end of each month or year to see where you were correct and where you went wrong.
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Theory
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Ratios in music
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Music is all about ratios
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The choice of 12 semitones per octave comes from the fact that going up 12 \"perfect fifths\" (3:2 ratio) is almost exactly the same as going up 7 octaves (2:1 ratio)
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the chromatic semitones are equally spaced by have each note be the same ratio higher than the preceding note, so that the product of 12 of these ratios equals 2:1 (octave) exactly. \n
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Mathematically this ratio is the twelfth root of 2.
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Tonic
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Music is built around the tonic. Some notes are ok with being away from the tonic, but others give a strong push towards ending up at a tonic. Notably, the leading tone of a scale wants to point back to the tonic. If the tonic is the most grounded note of the spectrum, then the leading tones serve to add gravity to the music. That is, they send the progression back to the tonic center.
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Metronome
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The goal of playing with a metronome is not to rely on it, it's to develop your internal sense of space and time
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try setting your metronome on beats 2 & 4, which forms the backbeat of most popular music. Then, try setting it only on beat 4. Then try putting it on the \"and\" of beat 4. Then try putting it on the first beat of every second bar. Doing this allows you to really feel the space between the beats and how the music fits in it.
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The root of the relative minor is 3 semi tones below the root of the relative major
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ex. A minor is relative minor of C major because A is 3 semi tones below C
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Plagal cadence - when IV (subdominant) chord resolves to the I (tonic)
A function describes the relationship between a chord and a tonal center, all in the context of the harmonic progression.
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Tonic function
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stable chords of a key.
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In major: Iiiivi. They are stable because their triads (ex. C E G) all contain the key's third scale degree (ex. Here, all C E and G chords contain an E.
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In minor: i♭VI⁶♭III\nHas 3rd but no 4th
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The third is the most important note for defining the scale's overall sound (modality)
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Subdominant function
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bridge chords between other 2 functions. These chords take you away from home rather than lead back home.
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In major: iiIV. How these chords feel changes depending on if we are using triads or 7th chords. The IV triad contains the root of the key, giving it a little more stability. Meanwhile, the ii lacks the root, making it sound more adrift. The 7th of that chord happens to be the tonic, giving it more stability
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Has 4th but no 7th
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Chord contains the tonic note of the mode (c)
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Common melodic resolutions are 5 -> 1, 2 -> 1, 7 -> 1
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In minor, the 4th is usually a iv⁷
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Dominant function
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unstable chords that provide tension and point back to tonic. Main engine that drives songs forward. \n
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it is unstable because of the characteristic leading tone
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in the major scale, if we add a 7th it adds even more instability, thus making it have more gravity in wanting to point back to the tonic (ie. it makes the dominant function of the V scale even more dominant by making it a V⁷)
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In major: Vvii°. They both contain the 7th (leading tone) and 2nd degree of the scale. These notes circle around the tonic and want to collapse in toward it.
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Has 7th but no 3rd
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Doesn't really exist in minor, because there is no leading tone in minor, which dominant needs. Harmonic minor scale includes a leading tone, which effectively brings back the leading tone (and by extension the dominant resolution).\n
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this is only partially true, because the V chord can still create tension to make us want to return to a i. It all depends on context really.
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Imaging
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Mono
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Mono (short for monophonic) means one channel of audio.
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when recording a microphone into an audio interface using one microphone and one channel, that is the definition of mono
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When we have a mono signal in our DAW, eventually it gets sent to a stereo bus. It’s technically still mono information, but that same mono signal is now sent both to L and R. This is what creates a centre image.
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Mono information in a stereo environment equals centre information. As our ears hear the same thing from either side at the same volume and at the same time, our brains localise that as centre
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Stereo
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Stereo (short for stereophonic) means more than one channel of audio.
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precisely, it is the reproduction of sound using 2+ independent audio channels
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Stereo Image
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Stereo width is achieved when what comes out of the left is different to that of the right.
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ex. when tracking guitars, record the same part twice and pan them left and right respectively. This works because they are two different pieces of audio, giving off a sensation of width.
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A wide stereo image is when a sound seems to be coming from multiple angles (like a wall of sound)
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Problem Solving
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Inversion
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The idea of looking for solutions to a problem by looking at the inverse of the obvious path (ie. subtractive instead of additive)\n
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ex. rather than think about \"what makes a good life?\", think about \"what makes a miserable life?\"
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The idea is that avoiding stupidity is easier than seeking brilliance.
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Often people have the best intentions, but end up causing more harm than good.
Corkscrew solutions: problem solving with a twist (Recommended book on problem solving from the learning how to learn course)
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Confidence
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Give a slight pause before responding to anything or anyone. This will allow you to be a fraction of a second more rational and to make more rational statements. The idea is that if you do this often and consistently, you'll become more thoughtful and more composed, and the pausing and confidence will come automatically.
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Look for ways to make yourself slightly uncomfortable. for example if you were the kind of person who finds it awkward to say hi to people on the street, start there. If you already do this, then start greeting them in an accent. This will feel uncomfortable at first but as time goes on it will feel less and less uncomfortable. Up the ante as you feel more and more comfortable doing increasingly crazier things.
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Increases in knowledge are offset by even greater increases in confidence
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often, a gain in confidence is more than is justified by the increase in knowledge. we have to fight that instinct
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One of the easiest ways to get a confidence boost is to help someone out with something. Helping someone out makes you feel overall competent about your abilities, and makes you feel good about having helped someone.
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don't worry so much about how to start off saying what you want to say. Just start speaking, and the confidence that you say things in, the thoughtfulness that you put into it. That is what is going to determine the feel and interpretation of your message. When you worry so much about what you're going to say and how you're going to say it, then you lose that connection to the moment, and that comes out in the way you were talking. Just go in and say something and think about it as you're speaking give them your attention and your focus, and the words will just come naturally.
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Sitting/standing asymmetrically projects a sense of relaxation and confidence
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Imagine showing somebody David Bowie's Blackstar and asking their opinion. Their response, is that they think this is bad music. In response, you say \"but is it the music that's bad or is it the fact that makes you feel uneasy\". This is better than just saying \"aww u think it sucks?\" In a way this kind of defending the way you feel about something, justifying its existence
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insight: you should never need to defend the way you feel about something. You should never justify the way you feel to someone else. Instead, you can make points for why the way they don't see it may have failed to consider all perspectives (as in with our example)
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Having confidence in yourself leads to less jealousy and less insecurity. Consider your feelings of jealousy towards intelligent people. Do you feel threatened because you’re not fully confident of your own intelligence, and don’t think that you’ll be able to match up in every regard to other people. However, if you were more confident in your abilities and your capabilities as a person, then you wouldn’t feel threatened by the intelligence of someone else.
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Probability
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Probability and relative frequency are two sides of the same coin.
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Denominator neglect
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Low probability events are taken more seriously (ie. Given more weight) when described in terms of relative frequency (e.g. How many times out of 100 it will occur), than when described in abstract terms of probability
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ex. \"There is a .001% chance you child will get cancer and die\" vs. \"1 / 100,000 children will get cancer and die\".\n
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The second example is more vivid, leading us to imagine it, and produce cognitive ease. This makes a better story, and makes its likelihood seem higher
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How to determine probability
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first access with a base rate is if I am asking what are the odds that Jim is a teacher that I have to find out how many teachers in the population are. For instance if .1% of the population are teachers, with such limited information I must conclude that there is a .1% chance that Jim is a teacher. this is the base rate probability and we should always start here first. from there we can adjust the probability up or down depending on what extra information we have.
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Bayes' Theorem
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Bayes’ theorem is a probabilistic approach towards incorporating new information into the model as it becomes available, and updating the probability as a result.
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The act of adjusting our assessment of the probability is called Bayesian inference
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Describe the probability of an event occurring based on prior knowledge that may relate to the event.
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ex. if the risk of developing health problems is known to increase with age, Bayes’s theorem allows us to assess the risk more accurately, by including the age in the model. Otherwise, we are just assuming that the individual is typical of the population as a whole.
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Zipf's law
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Zipf's law states: \"given a large sample of words used, the frequency of any word is inversely proportional to its rank in the frequency table.\"
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So nth word has a frequency proportional to 1/n.
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this means that the second most common word (of) will appear 1/2 as often as the most common (the), and the third most common (and) word will appear 1/3 as often as the most common (the)
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this also means that only about 135 words are needed to account for half the sample of words in a large sample. This holds true for most languages, though the reason is not well understood.
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Zipf's law applies to:
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the population ranks of cities in various countries,
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corporation sizes,
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income rankings,
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etc.
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Echo Chamber Danger
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If all people in one group are coming to similar conclusions, it could be a sign of an echo chamber. Conversely if very different people are saying the same thing, they're probably right.\n
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The likelihood of people using different data (ie. a different source of information) and different perspectives and still arriving at the same conclusion is low.
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improbable things happen all the time because \"improbability\" is an illusion based on our preconceptions. Often it has nothing to do with statistical truth. The trouble is that we can't grasp the difference between (a) \"This particular improbable pattern of lottery numbers came up on this particular day in this particular lottery\" and (b) \"Some improbable pattern of lottery numbers came up sometime in the last five years somewhere in the world.\" In short: \"improbability\" does not imply \"impossibility\".
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The Same Birthday
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Consider a party attended by thirty people: what are the chances that two of them have the same birthday? One in twelve, or, roughly 8% (30/365)? After all, it's a 1 in 365 chance someone will share your birthday, and by the lottery analogy above, there's 30 shots at winning.
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No, the odds are significantly better than that. In fact, there is a 70% probability.
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This is known as the \"birthday problem\". The apparently miraculous breaking of odds is attributed to the fact that the question is \"what is the chance that any two people have the same birthday?\", whereas most people following common sense tend to translate the question as \"what is the chance that someone has the same birthday as mine?\". So while you get 30 shots at this 1 in 365 lottery, so does everyone else. More specifically, every possible pairings of two individuals in the group of 30 has a shot at this 1 in 365 chance. Regardless, the answer is very non-intuitive and is a good display of how people don't do well at guessing probabilities. Once the problem is known, however, calculating the real odds is just a simple case of exploiting the correct mathematics.
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Probability of at least one being selected
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Say we have 6 face-down cards, and 2 are known to be aces. What many people will assume from intuition is the chance of choosing at least one ace when flipping two cards over is 2 in 6 (~33%). This is only true of drawing an ace on the first attempt, however. The actual chance of picking up at least one ace is much better than that.
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Range of probabilities
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Consider all possible parallel paths of outside effects : janitor who won the lottery would have had 999,999 lives with unsuccessful lottery tickets, and one possible life winning. Whereas a dentist who followed the dental-school and self-practice path has a smaller range of possibilities : ranging only from a dentist practice for poor people versus a dentist practice for rich people.
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Reference Point Argument
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def - do not compute odds from the vantage point of the winning gambler, but from the bird's eye view of all those who started in the cohort.
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Normal Distribution
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Small/Large hospital example
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in a town, there are 2 hospitals: 1 large and 1 small. one day, 60% of the births of one hospital were male. which hospital was it?
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intuition tells us that it was the large hospital, but statistics shows us that with larger sample sizes, we get closer to a mean (50%). therefore, it must be the smaller hospital
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Prior Probability
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ex. 1% of women have breast cancer. 80% of those women received a positive mammogram. Also, 9.6% of women without breast cancer tested positive. What is the probability that any random person that tests positive will actually have breast cancer?
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most doctors when asked this question will vastly overestimate the probability, placing it at ~80%.\n
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The most common mistake is to ignore the original fraction of women with breast cancer (only 1%), and the fraction of women without breast cancer who receive false positives (9.6%), and focus only on the fraction of women with breast cancer who get positive results (80% of the 1%)\n
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It seems intuitive that if 80% of people with breast cancer tested positive, then the probability of a woman with a positive test actually having breast cancer is 80%.
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“The probability that a woman with a positive mammogram has breast cancer” is not at all the same thing as “the probability that a woman with breast cancer has a positive mammogram”
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The Priors
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Prior probability - The original proportion of patients with breast cancer (1%)
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Conditional probabilities - probability that a patient with breast cancer gets a positive mammogram (80% of the 1%), and the chance that a patient without breast cancer gets a positive mammogram (9.6%)
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see Round-trip Fallacy
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Chaotic system
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Imagine we had a pseudo-random coin flipper that worked by simply reading the digits of pi. If the number was even, then it is tails. If it was odd, then it is heads. To those who don't know how the heads/tails are derived, it seems random. However in reality it is not really random at all. This is the distinction between a random system and a chaotic system.\n
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the fundamental truth of a chaotic system is that if we know the inputs, we can determine the outputs. Put another way, it is completely deterministic
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ex. physically flipping a coin is not random, but chaotic, because if we knew the initial linear and angular momentum of the coin, and amount of wind resistance, we could predict every time what the result would be.
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when you get a bunch of chaotic motions all working together, they end up producing a predictable result\n
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What this implies is that the more chaotic a system is, the more predictable it is.
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ex. consider a distribution curve metal ball tool. When we turn it upside-down and let all the balls drop, it results in an almost perfect distribution curve. The balls do not \"know\" where to go, but they end up that way.
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\"any event can have an infinite amount of possible causes\" - Pierre Daniel Huet
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Moving average
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\"Moving averages don’t inform about trend; only about volatility\"
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Volatility is lower when the stock is above a MA and vice versa
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This is more of a fundamental view to analysis, and technical adherents would probably disagree with the preceding sentiment.
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The MA answers the question, \"what if we took the high price of a stock each day over a period of time, and got the average of all of those highs?\"
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so to get a 5Year MA, we take the average of the 5-day highs surrounding the date we are applying it to.
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ex. to get MA of Year3, we would take the average of highs from Year1 to Year5. Carrying on, to get MA of Year4 we calculate the averages from Year2 to Year6. This is how we derive the trend line.
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Typical periods: 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200, but these really are arbitrary.
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Moving averages filter out the “noise” from random short-term price fluctuations.
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From a technical perspective, the MA is used to:
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identify trends\n
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if price > MA, upward trend
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if price < MA, downward trend
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identify support (floor) and resistance (ceiling) levels\n
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More technical traders set stop losses at Moving Average-current price differentials (ie. they find the stop-loss point by subtracting the MA from the current price). When the current price crosses the MA, it indicates the occurrence of a sell-off or buy-in
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MAs with shorter time frames will react more sharply to price fluctuations
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Therefore, the lower the MA period, the closer the MA will track the actual stock price.
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As a rule of thumb, the longer your horizon is, the longer the period of MA you will use.
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This is because when you have a long-term view on a stock, you are more accepting of medium-term (~3-6 months) downturn periods.\n
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If you were to choose the wrong period, you would notice that you would be inclined to sell on premature hints of a downturn. In other words, you wouldn't be as willing to \"weather the storm\"\n
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This means that generally, volatility reduces the relevance of the MA. You pick a longer period to offset the amount that you \"care\" about volatility (remember: volatility only can exist in the context of a time-period, since a short-term trader sees a 5% daily swing as much more volatile a movement than an investor would view it).
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Longer MAs by nature have longer lag times, which impacts when we will consider something to be uptrend of downtrend.
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This makes sense, because \"trend\" only makes sense in the context of a time period. A long-term investor is more tolerant of midterm \"downtrends\", but to him, they don't matter because he is looking overall, and asking \"what is the stock generally doing\"?
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Crossover
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If you plot a short MA and a long MA together, you may be able to forecast an upcoming downward trend for the stock\n
- Again, the MA periods you choose depend on your investment horizon. If you are looking at long-term, then you should use longer period MAs. Ultimately, all investors should want to \"sell before a downtrend and buy before an uptrend\". Which trends matter is the question that you have to answer. Is this stock a long-term play? very-long-term? medium-long-term? \n
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Exponential Moving Average (EMA)
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more for intra-day traders
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gives more weight to more recent prices
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Therefore, it reacts more sharply to price changes than a SMA
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Moving Average Convergence-Divergence (MACD)
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shows relationship between 2 different moving averages\n
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12-period EMA minus 26-period EMA
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a 9-day EMA of the MACD (signal line) is plotted on graph\n
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Crossover - if MACD crosses above the signal line, it is a buying signal. If it falls below, it is selling signal.\n
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The speed of a crossover is a signal of how overbought/underbought a security is
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MACD helps investors understand whether the bullish or bearish movement in the price is strengthening or weakening.
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Since EMA is used, more importance placed on recent price data
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MACD has a positive value when 12-period MA is above 26-period MA.\n
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spec: meaning the short term trend is surpassing the long-term trend
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MACD has a negative value when 12-period MA is below 26-period MA\n
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when price of stock moves away from MACD (divergence), it indicates an end to the current trend
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If MACD is dramatically higher than longer trend, it indicates the security is overbought
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Moving Average Timing Model
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at the end of the month, see if index is still above the 200-day moving average. If yes, hold onto the stock. If it's below, sell it.\nat the end of each month, if the stock is below the 200-day moving average, sell it. Otherwise, hold onto it.
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The insula is involved with disgust responses.
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analogy lead/lag indicators in economics
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Solos work within the general framework of the scale you're in.
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Inversion
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When we play chords in different inversions, we are voicing the same chord differently.
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Root Position
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The basic way of playing a chord is known as root position (e.g. a Cmaj chord is CEG)
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1st Inversion
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1st inversion is when we remove the tonic and replace it an octave above\n
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therefore, the lowest note is the 3rd
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2nd Inversion
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2nd inversion is when (from 1st inversion), we remove the third and replace it an octave above\n
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therefore, the lowest note is the 5th
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In this inversion, the bass note (the fifth) and the root of the chord are a fourth apart which traditionally qualifies as a dissonance.
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3rd Inversion
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Since 7th chords have 4 notes, there is a 3rd inversion (which doesn't exist in basic triads)
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if you want more authentic responses to a question, just ask the question and don't give any leading answers
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ex. don't say \"how would this solution improve workflow? less swapping back and forth between programs?\"
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\"leading the question\" like this, adulterated the information the other person has in their head, and influences what their response would be.
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It's better to just ask the question without any leads, then ask the leads after they have given their response.
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There is a difference between \"equality of opportunity\" and \"equality of outcome\".
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IQ matters up to a point.
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Panning
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Usually, the most problematic area of the sound field is the center, as this is normally the busiest place within a mix. It is advisable to keep the kick, snare, bass, and vocal in the center as they provide the music with a solid grounding and help aid the rhythm (although these rules can often be broken to great effect). For every other instrument, however, it is advisable to position them either side of the center.
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Be careful not to pan too aggressively, as the instruments still need to blend together to make an integrated mix.
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To maintain balance within a mix, for every element panned one way, another element should be panned the other
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Bass heavy instruments should generally live at or near the centre.
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If you want to feature an instrument more in a mix, you can try going direct on one side and a heavily modulated version of it on the other side
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Microshift is good for this (just make sure to verify what it sounds like in mono).
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If we want to bring an instrument more into prominence, we can do so with panning, by moving an instrument that was previously panned over to one side to the center. Imagine the first verse of our song was driven by mandolin, so we kept it centered. Then in the second verse, the lead guitar (which was 50%L) takes more focus, so we move the mandolin slightly off center, and move the lead guitar to the center. Finally, in the 3rd verse we want to feature the banjo, so we move the lead guitar back to where it was at 50%L, and move the banjo to the center (which was 50%R)
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To bring further emphasis to the instrument we are panning center, it's a reasonable idea to increase the volume of that section as well.
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If everything is all stereo all the time, then you miss out on the opportunity to highlight things by using stereo. That is, purposefully make things sounds more \"mono\" during less exciting parts of the song, and widen it with stereo during exciting parts (e.g. chorus)
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Consider using panning to make the chorus sound more \"stereo\" (ie. have more width) than the verses (e.g. pan OHs more toward centre during verse)
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If one instrument is panned toward one side for verse1, try panning it on the opposite side for verse2
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Double tracking
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When double tracking instruments with panning, if we pan them hard left/right, we make those tracks sound more prominent. If we instead want those tracks to support the main track, then we should consider panning them less hard (say ~50% left/right)
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Pan law
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As we pan a sound further away from centre, its perceived volume drops.
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Therefore, panning does not just operate on the horizontal dimension of the soundscape, but also depth.
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The pan law setting determines the rate at which the volume of a track appears to decrease as we pan further from the center.
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Types of panning
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Panning techniques
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Avoid hard panning parts that are very critical to a song, because in mono it won't sound that great.
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note: this doesn't mean you can't do it, but you will drown out the instrument, and it will need to be brought back using some other kind of mixing technique.
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Double Tracking
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If you don't want to actually double track and instrument but want the benefits, you could pan the track hard left, send to a bus with ~20ms delay, then pan that hard right.
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Bookend Panning
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What if we want to create a spatial relationship between 2 instruments, but there arises a problem of one of the instruments drowning out the other? The obvious solution is to pan them away from each other, but what if we want to (or need to) keep them relatively near each other on the left-right spectrum?
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ex. if we have mandolin and banjo parts, the mandolin will naturally overwhelm the banjo, since the mandolin has higher frequencies.
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If we had a guitar panned left, a banjo panned center (as it is meant to be the main rhythmic instrument) and a mandolin center-right, what we could do is add banjo sounds just to the right of the Mandolin, so that the mandolin is wrapped by the banjo on either side. This prevents the mandolin from overwhelming the banjo.
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Microshifting
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Microshifting is a technique to widen the stereo image of a sound
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Take one stereo track, pan it center and keep it there.
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Next, duplicate that track twice (so you now have three versions) and put a pitch shifting plugin on both copies. Pan one hard left and the other hard right.
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Now, use the pitch shifter to pitch one copy down a few cents (5-10 cents is common) and pitch the other copy up the same amount of cents.
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Repetition is paramount.
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what do meetings look like?
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how is mentorship viewed?
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what ratio of work is ticket-related? Is there an allowance of time to just learn new (somewhat relevant) things? how about time to do off-the-desk work, like writing documentation, or writing RFCs?
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Pagerduty?
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Timetracking?
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work/life balance?
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can you tell me a little about the financial state of the company?
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what is your and the team's philosophy on code reviews?
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workflow of tickets: \n
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who makes tickets?
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how are tickets assigned?
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how does code review work?
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how does code get merged?
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how does deployment work?
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How do you envision the structure of your ideal team?\n
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ex. everyone full-stack vs split of backend+frontend+infra
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how do you think about getting to that ideal level of collaboration amongst people on your team? How do you encourage collaboration, and how do you encourage cross-pollination of ideas so that the sum of parts is more than each individual?
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what is the team's philosophy towards testing? What percentage of components would you say are covered by tests?\n
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When a team takes a haphazard approach to testing, it becomes burdensome to add new features. Things break, and it often takes hours, days or even weeks to rectify the mistakes, taking away focus from developing the new features themselves. A team that doesn't embrace tests is destined to always be playing whack-a-mole, continuously figuring out what has gone wrong with their code.
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How is development work structured at the company? Does the team follow some incarnation of scrum? What kind of rituals would we expect to have (daily stand-ups, sprints, retro etc.)
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Somewhat of a follow-up to the previous question, what is the meeting culture like at the company? How is sync up made with teammates?
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How fragmented is team knowledge? On a scale of \"each member is expected to be a specialist in their area\" to \"each member is expected to be a generalist for more or less the whole system\", where would you place the expectation?
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Is there an on-call component, such as PagerDuty or something similar? If so, with what frequency does duty occur and for how long?
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How is work-to-be-done derived? Do we have product managers and designers who create goals? Do they work closely with developers?
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30 second pitch (written)
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As a mid-level software engineer, I bring a unique perspective to software development. I started my career as a UI/UX designer, but quickly realized the limitations of not knowing how to code. I taught myself front-end development and became the sole developer in a small local start-up. I then expanded my skills to become a full-stack developer, playing key roles as a system architect and database administrator. With a proven track record of being able to learn quickly and continuously improving my skills, I am able to quickly adapt to new technologies and understand how they fit into the bigger picture of the architecture. I like to see myself as the tide that rises all boats; A versatile and adaptable support team member who is able to jump in and perform a multitude of varied tasks as they present themselves.
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Ok, so my unique value perspective that I bring. I started out my career by doing UI/UX design. It didn't take long before I realized the limitations of not knowing how to code, so I taught myself front-end development. I took my first professional position as the sole developer in a small local start-up. From there, my curiosity got the better of me, and I expanded my skills to move more into the backend, becoming a full-stack developer. I joined another startup, and since no one else volunteered for the job, I played the role of database administrator and served as one of the principal system architects administrator.
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Pricing
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On Amazon, there are 2 competitive products side by side. Both have an even 4.5/5 stars, and one is $2.00 more than the other. The only other key difference is that this more expensive one has a label on it saying \"$5 off\". All else equal, the cheaper item is the better bet, since they are both rated the same. The pricing effect here is interesting however, because when we consider the pricier item, we think we would be getting an item that is $7 more expensive for only $2 more. In that sense, it is a great deal.
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Sales
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Selling without being recognized
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You have to sell it in a way that explains the facts (that everyone can agree on), then come to a conclusion that people will reach naturally. That way, it doesn't come off as a sales pitch
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Ex. Indeed has lots of jobs. But there is no organization. You're expected to find jobs fit for you with a simple search function. What you find are jobs that, while in the area you want, are not suited for your experience, nor your unique desires of the job
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Start off by making a connection. - The earlier this is done, the stronger communication will be.
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Connection doesn't have to mean \"things in common\", like where we both went to schools or grew up. It could mean \"I've seen your Facebook posts over the past years, and in a strange way it almost feels like we've still talked here and there\".
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This makes the other person feel more trust toward your intentions.
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After asking someone for their time, if they still resist, ensure them that you'll get to the point in 10 seconds. If they aren't interested in what you have to say by then, they can just turn around and be on their way.
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Always start a pitch with presenting the problem that you are going to solve first. Present a picture, and allow the other side to picture it in their mind and relate. Once you do a good job of convincing the other side that this problem exists, they will be eager to hear how you solve it. This is the \"why\" of the product. Next, the \"how\". How do we solve this problem?
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Selling Psychology
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Don't jump to what you are selling. Instead, focus on the issue the prospect needs to solve
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engage the customer in a discussion about their past experiences in similar projects
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share stories about issues other clients faced that you helped to solve
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\"On a scale of 0-10, how satisfied are you with your current provider?\"
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Drill home the idea that you can either get a better outcome, or a better price.
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Make it clear that finding the right fit is more important that making the sale
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a salesman who tries to maximize return on a particular deal is likely to be a \"one and done\" type of salesperson. Put another way, if you are trying to cultivate a relationship, you can't be of the mindset that you need to maximize return on any one deal. You have to treat it as a long term maximization of return.
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When selling, build the story about products features/benefits around a solution to a problem you know the customer has.
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ex. Frank was just like you. He never thought about vacuuming, never wanted to vacuum, and never ever did it! So once he got his automatic vacuum, he loved the fact that all he had to do was just plug it in and leave it. Now Frank REALLY doesn't think about vacuuming!
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set yourself a clearly defined call goal, and put each name and number on a sticky note and put them up on the window. as you finish each call, take off the sticky note and crumple it up. this will give a feeling of satisfaction and progress
To get over a hump, you first need to oversell. You are trying to get an interview, you are trying to secure a contract etc. Now is the time to raise expectations to the roof. Once you've secured what you are after, now is the time to lower expectations. If you just got them to sign a contract to deliver 10,000 instagram followers, say to your client \"ok there will be a quiet period at first, but we will gain more quickly over time, with 1000 in month one, and 10,000 by 6 months\". Set a level for yourself that is lower than what you can actually deliver, and then overdeliver it. - ex. Imagine job hunting. You set high expectations in an effort to get the interview, but then you need to take your foot a bit off the gas. Manage expectations at this point, such as communicating that you've been burnt out recently, and that you've been trying to take a break from coding to focus on mental health. This will cause the person to adjust their anchor downwards in regards to your performance. Hopefully, when the interview comes, you can outperform the expectations that you set out.
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Fable: The Diver Test
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Unsure what to include in your resume? Use the simple ‘Diver Test’\nUse the ‘Diver Test’ to optimize your resume for any job
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One slow Wednesday afternoon I found myself in the office communal kitchen with a coworker whom I didn’t know very well. Eager to nudge the hour hand towards 5:00, we struck up a conversation. It turned out that Brent was the hiring manager for the department, and he was feeling accomplished because he had just brought on the newest addition to his team. Not only this, but he told me that he had never been so impressed with a candidate in his entire life!\nNaturally, I assumed that he must have had an impressive background. So I asked what company he worked for.\n“I don’t remember”, he casually replied.\nBaffled, I asked what product he sold at his previous job.\n“He didn’t” was his response.\n“What do you mean?”\n“He’s never sold a product in his life”\nSo, I asked, “why did you hire him then?”\n“Because he was so brilliant at selling himself”\nI’m sure my curiosity could be read quite easily, and had to know: why was this man so impressive, and where did he learn to sell so well if he’s never even had a sales job?\n“He used to be a diver,” Brent interjected, responding to my obviously confused expression. “And that fact alone did not impress me. What did impress me so much was how he was able to tie diving and sales together.\n“I’d love to hear this” I replied, and let Brent explain the interview.\n“When he came in, we sat down and his body language immediately showed he was comfortable. This is the first thing I look for in all candidates. Nervousness is natural and ok, but there has to be some level of comfort that can be grown into. “\nCheck #1.\n“After some back and forth, we went through his resume, including his most recent profession in diving, which he had done for the past 10 years. I asked him, ‘Why the switch from diving to sales? Why do you think you’ll make a strong salesman?’”.\n“His response blew me away, because he explained that being a diver taught him how to manage his time effectively. He went on to describe how as a diver, you have a limited amount of oxygen. This means you must always be aware of your progress in relation to how much time is left. If you are not on track to meet your goal, you must make adjustments on the fly. Failure to meet those goals is not an option, because it greatly reduces your efficiency and will end up costing the company money.”\nThis response stunned me, because it completely opened my mind to how efficient humans can be, and how skills, competencies and knowledge gained are different for everyone, even given the same experiences as someone else.\nHe continued on.\n“Next, he described how while underwater, it is vital to be able to work with co-workers to complete tasks within small windows of opportunity. He said, ‘I have learned how to truly depend on my co-workers. This has led to me becoming an incredibly team-focused individual.’”\n“After that point, he continued to express how through diving, he has learned to remain calm in the face of adversity, and how to face your fears to push your own man-made boundaries.”\nSuffice to say, the man was hired, and for good reason.\nExperience is not everything. What is everything, is what is gained from those experiences.\nA less observant diver perhaps would have seen himself as merely a specialist that has chosen an immutable career. He too would have learned teamwork and the ability to manage time, but it may have been limited to his job. He might not have believed in himself enough to apply those competencies to other areas of his life. Even if he did apply those things, his lack of awareness would have limited his ability to sell himself, and in effect limit the impact his abilities could have had on his life.\nThe Diver Test is a simple way to apply many of the varied experiences that you have had throughout your life to a new scenario. Every single person has experiences, and with those experiences come lessons. The mistake would be to limit those lessons to the medium through which they were learned. Instead, expand what you know, by leveraging what you have already learned in your life.\nSo ask yourself next time you are adding something to your resume: does it pass The Diver Test?
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There is a cost to spontaneity. By not scheduling things in advance and being cognizant of them, we rob ourselves the pleasures of anticipation
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Intervals
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Minor 2nd
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Examples
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Jaws
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Major 2nd
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Example
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Frere Jacques
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Minor 3rd
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Example
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Mad World
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O Canada
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Major 3rd
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Examples
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Let's Dance (David Bowie)
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Chimera (at \"you never know\")
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Perfect Fourth
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All you need is love brass intro
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this is not exactly true. you have to imagine that the first 2 notes are unison, rather than ascending
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Tritone
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Examples
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Simpsons choral intro + bass line
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YYZ
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Perfect 5th
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Examples
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Star Wars
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Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
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Minor 6th
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The minor 6th is the 5th of the tonic's tritone, making it a dissonant interval
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Examples
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Baker street saxophone
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Usher - Yeah! (the first duo is 1-6, then it's 1-6)
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The James bond theme (chordal intro, not the riff) is good for recognizing both the minor sixth and major sixth intervals. It starts at a fifth, then ascends to minor 6th then major, then back down.
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Major 6th
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Examples:
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Two of us (intro) - Beatles
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Goron Lullaby (1st and 3rd note; skip out the intervening note)\n
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Goron Lullaby is 1-5-6
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Descending:
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Man in the Mirror - Michael Jackson\n
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\"I'm starting with the man in the mirror\"
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Minor 7th
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Can't stop - Red hot chilli peppers
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Major 7th
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Examples
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Take on me (during the part where he sings \"take on me\")
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DAW (Digital Audio Workstation)
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CPU usage and Realtime process vs Non-realtime process
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Consider that we can render a track to disk in less time than the duration of the track itself, while at the same time having audio issues that cause the playback to be choppy
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this is because writing to disk is a non-realtime operation, while playing back audio is a realtime operation.
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therefore, if you are able to render a track faster than the duration, then your playback issues are probably not due to CPU limits\n
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this can be verified by checking ActivityMonitor to see how much CPU the DAW is taking up.
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Consider recording in a DAW vs a process like video editing or spreadsheet editing.
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in a DAW, the CPU continually takes in WAV data from an audio interface (or MIDI) and plays it back through studio monitors, writes to memory, and also plays back the tracks that already exist in the song. If this process takes >100ms, it will be noticeable.
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in a video editor, our input to the program is to make edits. The nature of this is that our workflow is a cycle of making some edits, then playing it back. 100ms is too short a period of time to notice it in this workflow.
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How audio gets from the DAW to studio monitors
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The DAW provides a continuous stream of digital audio data
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this data is transferred in chunks of data at a time, called the buffer size (set as an audio interface parameter)
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the buffer size is related to the responsiveness of the system, because once the audio is moved into the buffer, it times time to do the conversion
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spec: therefore, the amount time the audio files take to be converted to an analog signal serves as a bottleneck
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because the DAW needs to respond quickly to this buffered audio data, the buffer size must be very small, and therefore refilled very often, because the DAW can only fill one buffer at a time.\n
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therefore, decreasing buffer size increases the responsiveness of the system. However, a shorter buffer means that the other elements of the system must be correspondingly more efficient in order to ensure that the CPU isn't locked up for too long (recall that CPUs multitask and handle many different requests seemingly at the same time, but actually does so sequentially)\n
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\"other elements\" here might consist of, video cards, audio interfaces, network interfaces (espectially wireless interfaces), USB controllers, disk controllers\n
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often the problem lies in a video card or sound card, which is why installing new drivers is normally the first thing to do when a performance issue like this arises.
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by increasing the audio buffer size, we are essentially increasing the window of opportunity for the CPU to fill it.\n
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therefore, if we are having pops and crackles that are caused by devices that deliver audio files to the computer, increasing the buffer size is essentially slowing down the train to give the CPU a chance deliver all of the expected audio data on time.
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When a problem device (e.g. audio interface/driver) locks up the CPU, the DAW can't properly fill each buffer, the audio data has a gap in it, or worse, a garbled mess of random data. As the sound card receives this corrupted data, this is manifested as pops, clicks, crackles
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other times, the computer will just put everything on pause until the buffer is filled— in which case playback will produce a stutter.
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spec: an audio buffer size can be measured in ms or mb.
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if my buffer is 200ms it means that it will
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Fixing problems related to crackling/popping
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check for latest drivers (note: the latest driver is not always the best for your system.)
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Ensure buffer size is not too small.\n
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the more tracks in your project, the higher your buffer needs to be
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Ensure that sampling rate is not too high. (a sensible default on many systems is 44.1khZ)\n
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if sample rate is higher, then buffer size needs to be correspondingly bigger.
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use a latency checker with the input devices, and see if anything pops out. If not, then it might indicate a problem with the DAW. Check for updates.
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disable input devices (ie. video cards, audio interfaces, network interfaces etc.) one by one and determine if problem is resolved.
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Latency = Buffer size / Sample rate
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Latency
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Low rates of latency are not essential when mixing
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increasing latency can free up CPU, enabling you to run more tracks and more plugins in real time.
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One of Muhammed's wives Aisha was six or seven years old when she was married to Muhammad and nine when the marriage was consummated. He was in his fifties at the time.
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Quran 4:34 allows Muslim men to discipline their wives by striking them
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Practice
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hand independence
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Practice independence between hands where the left and right hands each take turns playing the more dynamic melody.
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Sustaining root while doing scales
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Doing chords (non octave) with left hand
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Spread Voicing Left hand bass arpeggio
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Practice a bass pattern where we hit the tonic-fifth-extended 3rd (ie. above the octave)
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Setup
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Truss rod
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The neck should have a slight concave bow (u, not n)
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this means from a straight neck, the truss rod should be slightly looser (this means turning the truss rod nut lefty loosy)
\n
similar to how we \"tune up\" and never \"tune down\", you want to adjust the truss rod up and never down.
\n
turn 1/4 turn at a time, tune the guitar back up, then check.
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\n
Relief can be estimated by using the tap test
\n\n
fret the first fret with LH
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fret the 12th fret with RH pinky
\n
tap the 7th fret with the RH index.\n
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if there is a slight space, the truss rod is about right
\n
if there is no space, the neck is back-bowed (truss rod too tight)
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Intonation (electric)
\n
Intonation can be checked by checking how in tune a string is when played open and when played at 12th fret.
\n
\n
if the 12th fret is sharper than the open string, it means the distance between the 12th fret and the bridge is shorter than the distance between the nut and the 12 fret.\n
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therefore to fix, move the bridge saddle toward the tail of the guitar to attempt to make the distance equivalent.
standard height between string and nut is about 20,000ths ±4000
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Misc
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Humidity should be ~45%
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future. \n\nYou can think of this collection of inter-linked notes as my personal wiki.\n\nThis Dendron notebook is the sister vault to the tech-focused [Digital Garden](https://tech.kyletycholiz.com)\n\n## Tags\nThroughout the Second Brain, I have made use of tags, which give semantic meaning to the pieces of information.\n\n- `ex.` - Denotes an *example* of the preceding piece of information\n- `spec:` - Specifies that the preceding information has some degree of *speculation* to it, and may not be 100% factual. Ideally this gets clarified over time as my understanding develops. I try to go back after I have better understood the topic and clear out the notes of `spec:` tags\n- `anal:` - Denotes an *analogy* of the preceding information. When I can, I attempt to link concepts to others that I have previously learned.\n- `mn:` - Denotes a *mnemonic* to aid in memorization\n- `expl:` - Denotes an *explanation*\n\n## Resources\n### UE (Unexamined) Resources\nOften, I come across sources of information that I believe to be high-quality. They may be recommendations or found in some other way. No matter their origin, I may be in a position where I don't have the time to fully examine them (and properly extract notes), or I may not require the information at that moment in time. In cases like these, I will add reference to a section of the note called **UE Resources**. The idea is that in the future when I am ready to examine them, I have a list of resources that I can start with. This is an alternative approach to compiling browser bookmarks, which I've found can quickly become untenable.\n\n### E (Examined) Resources\nOnce a resource has been thoroughly examined and has been mined for notes, it will be moved from *UE Resources* to *E Resources*. This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Writing
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Philosophy
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\n
don't make a sentence do too much work. If you're reaching for commas to string thoughts together, you probably need to break the sentence down.
\n
every word should do something meaningful. A paragraph has a single responsibility, like a module in programming. Its responsibility is carried out by the sentences.
\n
sometimes descriptive words serve a purpose. You have to ask yourself if the words are necessary based on the sentences' purpose. Is it just filler (clutter)? Then cut it out
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never say anything in writing that you wouldn't comfortably say in conversation
\n
Change your perspective when you are writing. Write for yourself, and don't give a damn about what other people think. Write as if you are thinking. \n
\n
write in the same manner as when you talk to yourself on walks. Think about the purpose of those talks. In essence, it is a dialogue. It is for you. Keep your writing in the same vein.
\n
\n
\n
when reading any sentence, consider the sentence that came before it.\n
\n
ex. \"The tragic hero of the story is Othello. Small and malevolent, Iago feeds his jealous suspicions.\"
\n
there's nothing wrong with the second sentence, but it doesn't follow well from the first.
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allow the reader to think for themselves. Lead them down a trail, but let them take their own steps. Don't annoy them by over-explaining.\n
\n
ex. \"The average double play takes 4.3 seconds, so naturally of you see a player getting to first base in under 4.3 seconds, you're interested in them.\"\n
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we don't need to add a sentence explaining how 4.3 seconds is a great time.
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avoid words like \"surprisingly, predictably, of course\", which put a value on a fact before a reader even encounters it.
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Structure
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\n
The philosophy: think in terms of paragraphs, not sentences.
\n
The most important sentence in any article is the first one. If it doesn’t induce the reader to proceed to the second sentence, your article is dead. And if the second sentence doesn’t induce him to continue to the third sentence, it’s equally dead.
\n
Every paragraph should amplify the one that preceded it.
\n
\n
Hook
\n
\n
Often the hook comes from some odd fact that the author was able to discover, rather than originating from the author's style.\n
\n
ex. - \"I spent the afternoon taking notes at the museum, focusing my attention to one piece in particular\". The sentence is structured in such a way that it creates intrigue about what insight the author picked up\"
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Direction
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Make it clear to the reader what they stand to gain from reading this particular piece. Create intrigue where possible by baiting.\n
\n
For this reason, \"setting the stage\" is generally a bad idea, as it wastes time.
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Now, what do your readers want to know next? Ask yourself that question after every sentence.
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Readers should always feel that you know more about your subject than you’ve put in writing.
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Surprise
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Grammar
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Use active verbs to invigorate the sentence.\n
\n
eg. \"Launch a business\", as opposed to \"Starting a business\"
\n
tip: avoid verbs that include an appended preposition. \n
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ex. set up, get on
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Dead sentence
\n
\n
a sentence where the reader is unable to visualize anybody performing some activity.
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\n
Words not to use
\n
\n
quite
\n
rather
\n
\n\n
Hedging word - basically any word you use that undermines the desire of the sentence.
\n
\n
ex. \"and yet, on balance, I think it was a success\"
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Inactive vs active sentences
\n
The problem with these sentences is that they have no people in them and they have no working verbs. All they have is is or isn't, so the reader can visualize anybody performing some activity.
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\n
the common reaction is incredulous laughter
\n
\n
\n
most people just laugh with disbelief
\n
\n
\n
bemused cynicism isn't the only response to the old system
\n
\n
\n
some people respond to the old system by turning cynical, others say...
\n
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\n
the current campus hostility is a symptom of the change
\n
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\n
it's easy to notice the change, you can see how angry all the students are
\n
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\n
Having the action done to the subject
\n
He was struck by a thought; He was emboldened to say
\n
\n
Notice how these sentences have the construction of an object having an action done to it. The action used is also quite active. Struck and emboldened are both lively words
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Links (TO journal)
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Curiosity
\n
persuasion
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Proteins
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Proteins are made up of amino acids.
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A protein is a molecule that carries out most of our biological functions such as making skin, hair, muscles etc.
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An enzyme is a type of protein which can cause certain chemical reactions
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Proteins are also hormones that act as messengers between our cells.
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Loss Aversion
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Loss aversion - It is difficult to get people to accept losses. That's why it's better to negotiate by getting the other party to give you something, rather than having them give up something
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ex. It feels better to gain $50 twice than $100 once, since every gain is rewarding. Likewise, it feels worse to lose $50 twice than to lose $100 once, since every loss is painful.
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Economics
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Motivation crowding theory
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def - Intrinsic motivation for a particular task can be undermined if money is offered to do the job
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Economy -> market -> transaction
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Getting credit is just a transaction of money for interest
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Economic cycles are created because of debt. Without debt there are no cycles
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borrowing money today means I can spend more today, but will have less to spend in the future. This is what creates the cycle
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credit it one of the most important to pay attention to, since it is the biggest and most volatile
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as interest rates are low, more people seek to borrow the cheap money. This causes people to spend more. This increased spending, results in an increase in overall income, and someone elses quality of life increases.
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When someone's income rises, it makes them more attractive for getting loans (creditworthy)
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Therefore, as income rises, borrowing typically rises, which leads to more spending. This creates a cycle that impacts the entity that received your money, and so on. (See below image)
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This results in economic cycles\n
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As entities (corporations/people) age, the good ones learn how to advance further and use experience/knowledge to make more money. Put another way, they produce more, so they can charge more for their productivity hours.
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This is productivity growth
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productivity growth doesn't fluctuate much over time, making it more important over the long run, and less so over the short run.\n
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On the other hand, because credit is so volatile, it matters most in the short run. In other words, it is a big driver of economic swings.
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This is because when we have more freely available credit, we consume more. Conversely, when we have less available credit and have to pay back the debt, we consume less\n
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The supply of a currency will rise as a result of increasing demand in that currency
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expl. as demand for the $USD increases, the price will be driven up and the federal reserve will print off more money to meet that increased demand.
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\"Bitcoin is the first commodity in the universe where supply does not follow demand\" —Winklevoss
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when the government prints off money, there are a few places that the government can inject the money into the economy
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it can go to the government, which is debt monetization (or the nationalization of debt
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If both depositors and borrowers get it — depositors through higher interest rates and borrowers through lower interest rates — then it’s called dual interest rates
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it can go to the lenders, which is quantitative easing
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it can go to the people, which is helicopter money
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How did negative oil prices happen?
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Imagine if the price of a commodity were to so low, that traders did not want to sell it, instead desiring to store it for future sale. Because availability of storage is so inelastic, such a scenario can lead to a gnarly game of musical chairs. And that’s exactly what happened on April 20th 2020, a month into the U.S. Covid-19 pandemic lockdown. Demand for oil dropped so precipitously that oil holders suddenly found themselves scrambling for storage depots. When storage ran out, those still holding barrels had no choice but to pay people to take their oil, causing the price of oil to go negative. Yes, really, the West Texas Intermediate oil benchmark closed at -$37.63.
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In every recent recession there has been a permanent loss in jobs
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ex. In the Covid pandemic, when productivity return to pre-Covid levels, there was overall less amount of hours worked, meaning that there was a permanent loss of jobs, given the same level of productivity
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Cognitive Dissonance
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people quickly reject information if it does not fit in with their prevailing view of the world.
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This is cognitive dissonance
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This is a very reactive and subliminal tendency ( system1), which is why logical arguments often fail (system 2).
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what is a cognition?
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The beliefs/knowledge about particular things that matter to us\t
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Psychological stress caused by lack of consonant cognitions
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different types of cognitions
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consonant
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dissonant
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magnitude of dissonance
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the more dissonance, the more discomfort
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ways of responding to new cognitions
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accept the cognition and assimilate
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justify your own cognition, by changing the reality of the incoming cognition.\n
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\"So what you're saying is, ...\" <-- something totally different from what you actually said.
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\"the harmful effects of smoking are exaggerated\"
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justify your cognition, by creating a new cognition that is more consonant than the incoming cognition\n
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\"Ok fine, burgers are bad. I'll just work out an extra 30 minutes when I get home\"
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\"Smoking makes it easier for me to socialize\"
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deny the cognition, outright disagreeing with it and moving on
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ignore the cognition\n
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occurs where the dissonance is too great, and doing anything other than ignoring that cognition would be analogous to pulling the carpet out from underneath
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4 things that can happen after a person makes a decision about a challenging (dissonant) cognition
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Belief disconfirmation
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After rejecting a dissonant cognition, the person then moves to attack it, and/or seek moral support from those who agree with them (share the same cognition)
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ex. religious cult who believed a spaceship would rescue them. When it didn't come, they claimed the purpose just shifted, thereby preventing the carpet from being pulled from underneath
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induced compliance
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When someone in a position of authority tells you to believe that a boring task was actually interesting, will actually start to believe it. When told to persuade someone else that the task is actually fun, you will actually remember the task more positively than someone who had another incentive ($$). In this scenario, you have to perceived incentive to lie about it, so you share the cognition \"I enjoyed it\", which creates dissonance when met with the other cognition \"it was actually boring\". This dissonance is relieved when the person admits \"hey, I actually liked it\".
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Ex. Forbidden Toy
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To 2 groups of children, there is a forbidden toy. To the first group, there is severe punishment if it is played with. To the second, there is minor punishment. After 20 minutes, the children are allowed the play with the forbidden toy. For the first group, few wanted to play with the toy. They met the dissonant cognition by justifying that \"the forbidden toy wasn't worth playing with in the first place\"
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Free choice
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People tend to review something more favorably after they have done something consistent with liking that thing. This effect occurs when the decision is notably difficult. The more difficult the decision, the more you will convince yourself.\n
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*ex. In reviewing 100 items, and then choosing one of those items to buy for a friend, the next time you rate that item, you will give it a better review in order to make your cognition more in line with the action of buying that gift. \n
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What's interesting here is that if our choice was to come down to 2 items, there would naturally be aspects of choice A that we like, and the same for choice B. Once we ultimately decide on choice A, we ignore those things about B we like, since that would create dissonance.
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In trying to convince someone else, you actually end up convincing yourself further of your own opinion.
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Effort justification
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dissonance occurs when in order to get a desired goal, one has to voluntarily subject themselves to discomfort\n
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*Ex. Simpsons Stonecutters, Homer goes through the humiliating initiation, and the pain causes him to desire the goal even further.
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notable ways CD has been used to persuade
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anti-smoking campaigns
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recycling campaign
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anti-racist campaigns
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anti-drunk driving campaigns
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donating to charity
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promote hatred towards members of a country that your own country is at war with \n
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Trust
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The main difference between a Will and a Trust is that the trust will let you transfer assets to beneficiaries when you’re still alive, while a will transfers your assets when you die.
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Purpose
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A trust allows you to separate the control and management of an asset from its ownership.
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Trusts are used to manage estate taxes, shelter assets from creditors and pass on wealth to future generations.
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one of the most common uses of a trust is to allow for family income and capital gain splitting.
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The way that the trust does this is by splitting income amongst lower-income earning family members by way of paying dividends out of a private corporation.
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spec: is this just for a family trust?
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a trust is formed when a settlor contributes property to the trust for the person he intends to benefit
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The usefulness of a trust is based on the fact that a trustee can hold property on behalf a single beneficiary, or a group of beneficiaries, for their benefit while maintaining control over the property.
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This can be useful from a tax perspective, as it allows income of the trust to be shared with beneficiaries who may be taxed at a lower rate than the trust while not giving up control over the property.
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Parties
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There are 3 parties to a trust:
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a grantor/settlor - the person who makes the trust and transfers their assets into it. They also set out instructions on how the assets are to be used or managed and who will benefit from the assets
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a trustee - the person who manages the assets in the trust on behalf of the beneficiaries. Often the trustee is the same person as the settlor, but upon death the role of trustee goes to someone else.
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the beneficiaries - the individuals who receive some type of financial benefit from the trust
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an individual can be all three parties in the same trust.
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there may be adverse tax consequences if the settlor is a trustee or beneficiary.
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Logic
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Elimination of Waste
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each year the government sends $31 million as benefits payments to deceased people. To correct this error would be expensive and cost more than eliminating the waste would end up saving.
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$31 million makes up 0.004% of total disbursements
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\"What's the right amount of taxpayer money to be wasting?\"
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anal: getting to the airport 5 hours early carries a lower risk than getting to the airport 3 hours early. The thing is, getting to the airport 5 hours early carries a cost.
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To think independently of other human beings is impossible, and if it were possible it would be undesirable. Thinking is necessarily, thoroughly, and wonderfully social. Everything you think is a response to what someone else has thought and said. And when people commend someone for “thinking for herself” they usually mean “ceasing to sound like people I dislike and starting to sound more like people I approve of.”
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Whenever a wide range of variant theories can account equally well for the phenomenon they are trying to explain, there is no reason to prefer one of them over the others, so advocating a particular one in preference to the others is irrational.
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when people believe a conclusion is true, they are also very likely to believe arguments that appear to support it, even when these arguments are unsound.
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If you are struggling to justify doing something, think about how much value +/- there is, and how much compared to the the other party (if there is one)
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ex. it's not strong logic to not buy Apple because \"Apple sucks. they are ruining the world. they are bad for mankind...\" etc. What it comes down to is the question of how much value they are adding to your life. Does owning a Mac provide you with signficant value over the alternative? And besides, it's not like your boycotting Apple will make one iota of a difference anyway. There is a large disparity in the value +/-
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People say that your first reaction is the most honest, but I disagree. Your first reaction is usually outdated. Either it’s an answer you came up with long ago and now use instead of thinking, or it’s a knee-jerk emotional response to something in your past.
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Socratic Method
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clarifying your thinking and explaining the origin of your ideas
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challenging assumptions
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looking for evidence
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considering alternative perspectives
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examining consequences and applications (what if I am wrong?)
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The Socratic method searches for general, commonly held truths that shape beliefs and scrutinizes them to determine their consistency with other beliefs
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When feeling conflicted, ask yourself a bunch of questions to work through your feelings, looking for the source of the conflict, then ask yourself more questions around the clash in values, and work through other alternate ways you’d like things to be
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Humans are notorious at looking too close to the picture in relation to where they stand. Consider how long your impression is of how long humans have dominated the planet Earth. Now, imagine the most recent salient species in the position of Dominator of the Earth: the dinosaur. When we look at these two they both seem like equally impressive dominations of the Earth, with perhaps human seeming more dominant. In fact, it is interesting to note that the dinosaurs have existed on the planet for 3,100 times longer than we have. This shows human inability to look at the big picture and the bias that we must fight everyday
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Logical Fallacies
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Five Whys
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continuously ask \"why\" on your premises. challenge yourself that you truly understand each assumption that you are taking as a process of decision making.
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when you have deep rooted feelings about something (something relating to emotion rather than logic), use the 5 whys to get at the root of your feeling.
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Pay attention to the logic that other's use to explain their views. For example, ask them why they think racism is a bad thing and see how they respond. If they say, \"it's because it's wrong\", then you know that they're confirming their opinions based on societal norms. However, if the person responds \"because it makes no logical sense because a race doesn't make you actually inferior so the people can do equally good work regardless of ethnicity\", then you can see that their thought process came from a place of logic, rather than the knee-jerk system 1.
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future. \n\nYou can think of this collection of inter-linked notes as my personal wiki.\n\nThis Dendron notebook is the sister vault to the tech-focused [Digital Garden](https://tech.kyletycholiz.com)\n\n## Tags\nThroughout the Second Brain, I have made use of tags, which give semantic meaning to the pieces of information.\n\n- `ex.` - Denotes an *example* of the preceding piece of information\n- `spec:` - Specifies that the preceding information has some degree of *speculation* to it, and may not be 100% factual. Ideally this gets clarified over time as my understanding develops. I try to go back after I have better understood the topic and clear out the notes of `spec:` tags\n- `anal:` - Denotes an *analogy* of the preceding information. 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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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System1 System2
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System 1
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The main function of System 1 is to maintain and update a model of your personal world, which represents what is normal in it.
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System 1 loves patterns and will seek them out when there is a major event. A major event is supposed to have consequences, and consequences need causes to explain them
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ex. Bond prices rise upon Saddam Hussein capture, or coincidence?
\"After spending a day exploring beautiful sights of new York, Jane suddenly realized that her wallet was missing\"
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In surprise recall tests of this story, the word \"pickpocket\" was strongly associated with the story, even though it never appeared
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System 1 understands sentences by trying to connect the dots and make the story coherent. This resulting cogent story causes us to be gullible and believe too strongly in whatever we believe.
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expl: If you can make a coherent story out of some percentage of the facts and fill in the gaps yourself, you are likely to believe it, because it makes sense. However, it did not necessarily happen this way, it's just a coherent story that is tricking you into thinking like that.
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ex. There is a story about a man who went to visit a professor at his home. Outside the house the dog was playing on the lawn. When the professor open the door to let the man in, the dog ran into the house. Later the professor asked the man, do you always travel with your dog? The man replied, \"it’s not my dog. I thought it was yours\"\n
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this story demonstrates how System 1 is writing a narrative in the background without us even realizing it.
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When uncertain, System 1 bets on an answer, and the bets are guided by experience. The rules of the betting are intelligent: recent events and the current context have the most weight in determining an interpretation. When no recent event comes to mind, more distant memories govern. Among your earliest and most memorable experiences was singing your ABCs; you did not sing your A13Cs.
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Because System 1 represents categories by a prototype or a set of typical exemplars, it deals well with averages but poorly with sums.
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Your emotional attitude to such things as irradiated food, red meat, nuclear power, tattoos, or motorcycles drives your beliefs about their benefits and their risks.
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System 1 generates impressions, feelings, and inclinations; when endorsed by System 2 these become beliefs, attitudes, and intentions
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System 1 understands sentences by trying to make them true, and the selective activation of compatible thoughts produces a family of systematic errors that make us gullible and prone to believe too strongly whatever we believe.
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You surely understand in principle that worthless information should not be treated differently from a complete lack of information, but WYSIATI makes it very difficult to apply that principle. Unless you decide immediately to reject evidence (for example, by determining that you received it from a liar), your System 1 will automatically process the information available as if it were true.
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System 1 is overconfident
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The measure of success for System 1 is the coherence of the story it manages to create.
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The amount and quality of the data on which the story is based are largely irrelevant. When information is scarce, which is a common occurrence, System 1 operates as a machine for jumping to conclusions.
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Confidence is a feeling, which reflects the coherence of the information and the cognitive ease of processing it.
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In other words, confidence in a belief can be traced to two related impressions: cognitive ease and coherence
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Put another way, confidence is a function of cognitive ease and coherence
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How System 1 responds to statistics
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System 1 (your intuition) has no capacity to understand statistics. This is significant, because in events that require no statistical analysis, system 1 does well at connecting cause and effect (hitting egg with hammer). However, in understanding why rural states have higher incidences of kidney cancer, the mere statistics of having smaller sample sizes doesn't cross the mind of system 1. It looks for logical links and finds something else to explain the phenomenon.
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System 1 will pay attention to statistics if it offers a cause and effect type of answer to the question. this is why sometimes statistics will have an effect on answers.
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ex. 85% of the cabs in the city are blue cabs in 15% are Green cabs. I told you that a Green cab rear ended me yesterday but my reliability is only 80%. In another scenario 85% of the blue cabs cause the accidents.
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See how your impression of cause and effect changed the story and made it more clear what the cause was? this shows that people do indeed pay attention to base rates but only when it offers a cause-and-effect type of explanation.
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This example also illustrates that there are two types of Base rates:
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statistical base rates - facts about a population to which a case belongs but are not relevant to the individual case. (Generally underweighted and sometimes neglected all together)
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causal base rates - change your view of how the individual case came to be. Creates a stereotype in your mind. (Treated as information about the individual case)
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Intensity matching
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This is a system 1 strength\n
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This is because people have an intuition for averages.
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ex. his hair is as long as she is tall. \n
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if a girl is 6'2\", then we know that is unordinarily tall for a woman. This causes us to approximate the length of the man's hair following a similar description, unordinarily long
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Ex. Match the loudness of music to the brightness of a light
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Ex. Match the ability of a 4 year old to read fluently to the height of a male (ie. How tall would she be in terms of male height? 6'5\"?)
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System 1 has more influence on behavior when System 2 is busy
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some people are more like their System 2; others are closer to their System 1.
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System 2
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System 2 works on data that is retrieved from memory (ie. from system 1). System 2 is therefore susceptible to the biasing influence of anchors that make information easier to retrieve.
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A happy mood loosens the control of System 2 over performance: when in a good mood, people become more intuitive and more creative but also less vigilant and more prone to logical errors.
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Analogy: System1/System2 as a caching system
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You ask yourself a question like \"does my dad have integrity?\" And you immediately answer \"yea\", but this is just retrieved from your mental cache. If you do the actual network request maybe you’ll find a different answer
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Entropy
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Entropy is usually equated with disorder, but this is a tenuous definition, because it depends on someone’s definition of what disorder actually is.
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Consider a deck of cards. We would think of entropy as the deck of cards scattered everywhere, which is why we consider at disordered. But in reality, order here just means what we define order is in relation to a deck of cards.
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Consider that when you were holding a deck of cards cleanly in your hand, there Are much fewer ways to hold the deck of cards than there are ways for the cards to be strewn about all over the floor
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Entropy therefore is not about disorder, but it’s about how many ways something can happen in
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The more ways that something can happen in, the more entropy there is
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Whenever we increase the volume of something, There are more states that the particles within that volume can be in, which is increasing its entropy
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ex. Imagine we have two containers of different sizes, but with the same amount of water vapour inside. The bigger container (or the more volumetric one) Will allow the water particles inside to have more states that they can possibly exist in. This means it has higher entropy.
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Because the universe is always expanding, our entropy in the universe is always increasing (this is the second law of thermodynamics)
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Entropy predicts that certain processes are irreversible or impossible, aside from the requirement of not violating the conservation of energy
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Entropy is central to the second law of thermodynamics, which states that the entropy of isolated systems left to spontaneous evolution cannot decrease with time, as they always arrive at a state of thermodynamic equilibrium, where the entropy is highest.
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The entropy of the universe must always increase
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This is the second law of thermodynamics
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Entropy is the internal property that changes as heat moves around in a system
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Entropy is a measure of how evenly the systems energy is spread out. The less concentrated the energy, the less useful it is.
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Entropy is a direct measure of each Energy configuration’s probability\nEnergy that is spread Throughout a whole system has higher entropy\nLow entropy means the energy is concentrated. High entropy means it is spread out
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Convergence Divergence
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Explore the solution space before refining the solution.\n(aka 'Get the right design, then get the design right')\n
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Tunings
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Joni Tuning Notation
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A series of 6 characters, where
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The first is a letter corresponding to the note of the low string
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The rest are numbers corresponding to the fret needed to depress to play the same note on the next string
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There are a few clear benefits to knowing tunings this way:
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Easier to change tunings, given the first reference note
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Easy to recognize when something is just a standard tuning dropped half a step (D#55545)
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Example
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Standard tuning would be E55545
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Interesting tunings:
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CGCGCD
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Open tunings
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Open A
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Tune open G (D-G-D-G-B-D) and capo 2
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Progress
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Why humans have evolved faster than evolution would naturally permit
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ex. consider that someone living 100 years in Germany from 1900-2000 would have lived through 5 very different social-political systems; all with the same DNA. Contrast that with species of apes, some of which have it baked into their DNA that they have an alpha male who will lead them. They will never develop democracy, because they lack ability to tell fictions about how things ought to be. A Human’s unique characteristic here is that they can tell stories about how things should be, and can rally other people behind this story. In essence, all of this takes place in the collective minds of many different people. A common myth allows people to unite and initiate change which drives hyper speed “evolution”.
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ex. consider the case of corporations. They don’t really exist, yet everyone believes in them and makes decisions of great consequence based on that firm belief in their existence. It’s a shared story that people of a culture believe in.
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linear comparison - when considering what the world will look like in 30 years, it is common to look back to what the world looked like 30 years ago and compare the differences.
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progress happens in \"S curves\" - there are periods of high technological advancement and those of relatively low. It is a bias to look at only the past 10 years and make an assessment
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deductive reasoning - we lean back on what we think we know. If I tell you that you may live to be 150, or 250, or not die at all, your instinct will be, “That’s stupid—if there’s one thing it's that everybody dies.”
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judgments are embedded in the way we view objects. I do not see a tree, I see a pleasant or an ugly tree.
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awareness of a problem does not mean much, particularly when you have special interests and self-serving institutions in play
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ex. the idea that medicine should be adogmatic and skeptical by nature has been around for many centuries. however, it was only relatively recently that this way of thinking has been adopted. this goes to show that as long as certain powers are in play, good ideas may remain in relative obscurity for a long time.
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Scales
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Scales in music are like the alphabet in a written language: you need to know the scales to write, but that alone will not get you to where you want to go. Typing out the alphabet over and over will not make you compose poetry better, but you need to know the alphabet to compose poetry.
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It's important when doing solos to know where all of the tonics are. There are your stopping points
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ex. in key of C, know where all the C's are
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When practicing scales it's important to mix up the scales you're doing, otherwise you risk falling into muscle memory.
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Pentatonic
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“Ah, so one major pentatonic scale cannot be applied universally to a chord progression. To sound good I have to match the scale to the specific chord being played.
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I can accomplish that by using CAGED patterns to match up with the chords in a progression.” -->
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Scale characterizations
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Chromatic
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Chromatic refers to the presence of all 12 pitches, each separated by a semitone interval.
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sometimes we make a dichotomy between chromatic and diatonic. All that's to say is that chromatic refers to the notes/chords that don't belong (ie. not diatonic).
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Diatonic
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When we say something is \"diatonic\", we say that it belongs in the context. In other words, it belongs in the scale we are currently in.
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ex. In the key of Cmaj, the notes that are diatonic are C D E F G A B
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anal: the letter e is diatonic to the English language, but é is not\n
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notable in this analogy is that there is nothing wrong with using non-diatonic letter in English, as in the word \"naïveté\".
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A diatonic scale is a subset of a chromatic scale, since all notes of a diatonic scale exist in the corresponding chromatic scale.
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Pentatonic
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A pentatonic scale has 4 notes
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spec: they are major scales without the 4th or 7th scale degrees
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The major penatonic is the major scale with most dissonant notes (4th and 7th removed)
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I-ii-iii-V-vi
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The tone that points least strongly to the tonic is the fifth scale degree, G in the C major scale, and it points least strongly because it is perceived as relatively stable;
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Blues
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The blues scale is a pentatonic scale with an added ♭V.
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Scale Degrees
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Subtonic
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The degree of a scale that is a whole step below the tonic.
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thus, in a major scale it is non-diatonic, as the 7th is only a half step below the tonic, making the subtonic a flattened 7th.
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This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Creativity
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\"great creators don’t necessarily have the deepest expertise but rather seek out the broadest perspectives.\"
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when it comes to idea generation, quantity is the most predictable path to quality. “Original thinkers,” Stanford professor Robert Sutton notes, “will come up with many ideas that are strange mutations, dead ends, and utter failures. The cost is worthwhile because they also generate a larger pool of ideas—especially novel ideas.”
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It is when people have moderate expertise in a particular domain that they’re the most open to radically creative ideas.
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When you’ve spent years studying one domain, intuition can beat analysis, because your unconscious mind excels at pattern recognition.
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Quotes
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\"creativity is intelligence having fun\"
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Motivation
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Numbing
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It's not what you do; it's why you do it.
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ex. Watching a show on Netflix is pleasure and there is nothing wrong with it. Flipping through channels for an hour is numbing and unhealthy. Think about why you're doing what you're doing. If it is to avoid doing something or to avoid feeling something, that should be a red flag
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Something as simple as jotting down a couple of reasons why we are doing something makes it much simpler to start. Motivation is triggered by making choices that demonstrate (to ourselves) that we are in control—and that we are moving toward goals that are meaningful.
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When our commitment is wavering, the best way to stay on track is to consider the progress we’ve already made.
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To feel more inspiration, we must focus on what we get from what we are seeking, rather than the thing itself
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ex. We aren't inspired by money. Rather, we are inspired by what the money can get us. It is when we are more conscious of what the money can get us that we feel more inspiration.
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Before doing something, always ask yourself: does it help me accomplish and move me toward my long-term goals?
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Even if it's indirectly contributing, it's ok. Sometimes you need to zig zag before you can get to your destination.
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A lack of being challenged results in being demotivated
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Inspiration and Faith
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These are the only 2 emotions that are going to hold us back from being able to accomplish our goals
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Pomelos: Using Schemas to Aid in Explanation
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explain what a pomelo is in 2 ways: \n\n
A pomelo is the largest citrus fruit. The rind is very thick but soft and easy to peel away. The resulting fruit has a light yellow to coral pink flesh and can vary from juicy to slightly dry and from seductively spicy- sweet to tangy and tart
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A pomelo is basically a super sized grapefruit with a very thick and soft rind
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which do you know more about?
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the second explanation is stickier because we have used our existing grapefruit schema to help understand a new concept
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this is analogous to object-oriented programming, in the sense that a grapefruit inherit certain properties, such as tanginess, citrus, acidic etc. When we say something is like a grapefruit, then that object we are describing inherits all of these properties, plus all of the ones that we specify afterwards. (Ex. It is like uber for hotels)
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the most basic way to get someone's attention is to break a pattern
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humans adapt quickly to consistent patterns. Consistent and predictable patterns cause us to tune out
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Percentages are easier to understand than big numbers
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Use intuitive concepts when possible
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ex. \"...costs as much as a b-2 bomber\" is not as relatable as \"...costs as much as one soft drink per month\"
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This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Habits
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\"The chains of habit are too weak to be felt until they are too strong to be broken\" —Samuel Johnson
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It’s easier to work out seven days a week than five days a week, due to the power of habits
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When you start a new habit, it should take less than two minutes to do.
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\"If I miss one day, a simple rule: never miss twice.\"
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Missing once is an accident. Missing twice is the start of a new habit.
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Master the habit of showing up.
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The more you ritualize the beginning of a process, the more likely it becomes that you can slip into the state of deep focus that is required to do great things.
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ex. if you show up at the gym five days in a row - even if it’s just for two minutes - you are casting votes for your new identity: You’re becoming the type of person who doesn’t miss workouts.
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If you want results, forget about focusing on goals; instead focus on your system of habits.
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goals are good for setting a direction; systems are best for making progress.
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focusing on goals leaves you open to questioning your progress. Since progress happens very slowly over time, if you focus on goals, at worst you will demotivate youself, and at best will remain neutral.
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the idea of focusing on goals suffers from survivorship bias: every competitor has the same goals, so it's not goalsetting that is the differentiator.
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\"You do not rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems.\"
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The costs of your good habits are in the present. The costs of your bad habits are in the future.
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Your outcomes are a lagging measure of your habits.
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ex. Your weight is a lagging measure of your eating habits.
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ex. Your knowledge is a lagging measure of your learning habits.
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\"We don’t choose our earliest habits, we imitate them.\"
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We imitate the habits of three groups in particular: Those close to us, those who are large in number, and those who are powerful.
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Join a culture where your desired behavior is the normal behavior. Surround yourself with people who have the habits you want to have.
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Microhabits
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The idea of microhabits is to establish a personal system where you have about 30-40 minor things to track each day, which will give you a way to track progress?
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each goal should be small and boolean (true/false), like \"chug water right after waking up\"
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If you want to write every day, don't start by making it your goal to write for 30 minutes daily. Instead, make your goal to write 50 characters. This is such a small goal, that anyone can do it.
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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Sampling
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Running a sample
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start with a focused problem definition. What are you trying to figure out?\n
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Stratified sampling
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when using a website, sometimes we get a pop up that is from the website's marketing. it may say something like \"want to get more insights? sign up to our mailing list\". however, it may be smarter to have a different question. In the case of Never Forget, we might say something like \"how would you like to remember 95% of what you learned instead of forgetting 95%?\". the natural inclination here might be to respond to the question, rather than understanding the underlying action, which is \"do you want to sign up for our mailing list\". this theoretically should increase the success of that pop up.
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Putting the most important rhythm on a light, high-pitched instrument is an innovative rhythmic technique that turns upside down the normal rhythmic conventions.
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Reggae music puts the snare drum on beats one and two, and (typically) a guitar on two and four.
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Music communicates to us emotionally through systematic violations of expectations. These violations can occur in any domain—the domain of pitch, timbre, contour, rhythm, tempo, and so on—but occur they must.
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I often advise new listeners to jazz to simply hum the main tune in their mind once the improvisation begins—this is what the improvisers themselves are often doing—and that enriches the experience considerably.
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Chorus
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David Bowie starman does a great job of showing how harmonizing cello and violin can add a lot of strength to a chorus
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Adding Flair
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sometimes it can sound good to pronounce things and songs in an incorrect and peculiar way. Consider Space Oddity, when David Bowie sings \"in the most peculiar way\". It adds a little flair after the word \"most\". it adds character
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Counterpoint
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A Good example of counterpoint is when you listen to popular music, and you can swear that this is the same song as a different song. So you start humming the melody line of the other song over the current song, and it just seems to fit.
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Another example is when you sing Frerer Jacques and three by mice over each other. Even though the melody goes in different directions for each song, there’s just seem to fit together. This is counterpoint
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Norbert's Gambit
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A way to convert currencies while saving fees
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Jealousy
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Jealousy can either be suspicious or reactive
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jealousy is a defensive reaction to a perceived threat
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Jealousy is feeling fearful or insecure over a relative lack of possessions (possessions in the general sense, ex. romantic partner)
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Envy means you have a discontented longing for someone else's advantages. Jealousy involves suspicion at some sort of rivalry.
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Jealousy could be seen as a form of envy, since the jealous person may envy the affection that his or her partner gives to a rival— affection the jealous person feels entitled to himself\n
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Alternatively, they may be seen as 2 different things that may also occur simultaneously
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When jealous, we create complex narratives
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Thinking
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Thinking things over is essentially listening to yourself as you explore two sides of an issue. So, in a way, you’re creating your own internal dialog, which can be difficult since you need to accurately represent both sides while also remaining objective in your conclusion.
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learning how to think really means \"learning how to exercise some control over how and what you think\". It means being conscious and aware enough to choose what you pay attention to and to choose how you construct meaning from experience. Because if you cannot exercise this kind of choice in adult life, you will be totally hosed. Think of the old cliché about “the mind being an excellent servant but a terrible master.”
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Accounting methods determine profit, but never cash flow.
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Divorce
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The Missing Piece Meets the Big O - Shel Silverstein\n
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Idea is that codependency is bad, and that you need to learn to be independent first before you can love someone
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Benfords Law
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The idea is that if you take some set of number data and chop off all numbers after the first one, you will have a predictable distribution of numbers
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ex. take a large list of airline prices over the course of a year.
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What this curve shows is that ~30% of the numbers will start with a 1, ~17% with a 2, and so on.
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Use in discovery of Enron fraud
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In an analysis of Enron, it was found that the numbers they reported did not follow the expected curve.
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Social Media Bots
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If you analyze friend count among users, you will see a distribution that follows Benford's Law
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ex. I have 233 friends (2), you have 125 (1), and so on... the observations will follow Benford's Law distribution.
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This fact has been used to uncover bots who do not have natural friend counts.
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Elections
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Interestingly, an election where people vote their conscience results in a curve that follows the distribution pattern. However, elections add a degree of complexity, in that humans will vote for someone who is not their first choice if they think that candidate will lose. This disturbs the resulting curve, and as a result will be a curve that is a skewed version of a expected curve.
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Management
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In order to get clients and/or employees to get work done faster for you, use verbiage such as \"how many hours do you see this taking?\", rather than \"when could you get it done?\", or \"how long would it take?\". The difference is subtle, but this way, if you already have an idea of their current workload, you should be in a better position to say \"ok so 20 hours, and with your current workload we should be able to get it in a couple of weeks.\"\n
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In this way, we retain power when setting goals and deadlines as we guide them into giving us the more realistic forecast of time it will take.
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Religion
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Arguments against religion
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Any child will be capable of designing and implementing a better, more complex, more beautiful, and also far more moral biosphere than the Earth’s, within a video game – perhaps by placing it in such a state by fiat, or perhaps by inventing fictional laws of physics that are more conducive to enlightenments than the actual laws. At that point, a supposed designer of our biosphere will seem not only morally deficient, but intellectually unremarkable. And the latter attribute is not so easy to brush aside. Religions will no longer want to claim the design of the biosphere as one of the achievements of their deities, just as today they no longer bother to claim thunder.
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There are examples of non-functional design. For instance, most animals have a gene for synthesizing vitamin C, but in primates, including humans, though that gene is recognizably present, it is faulty: it does not do anything. This is very difficult to account for except as a vestigial feature that primates have inherited from non-primate ancestors.
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The evidence of apparent design for a purpose is not only that the parts all serve that purpose, but that if they were slightly altered they would serve it less well, or not at all.
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As an example, if you were to design something, you would of course construct that object of components that enhance the value of that object in some way. A designer would not add a component to an object that lowers the value of it
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Evolution can even favour genes that are not just suboptimal, but wholly harmful to the species and all its individuals. A famous example is the peacock’s large, colourful tail, which is believed to diminish the bird's viability by making it harder to evade predators, and to have no useful function at all.
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The existence of an unsolved problem in physics is no more evidence for a supernatural explanation than the existence of an unsolved crime is evidence that a ghost committed it.
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Debating religion
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\"Beliefs inform actions. We all share the same planet. That's why magical thinking is dangerous for everyone.\"
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\"Why are you an atheist\" is not the right question to ask. Imagine someone claims that they have garden gnomes in their backyard. They make the grass grow if you say kind words to them before dinner. That person also points to a book that says so. Who would you say has the explaining to do, the person who claims there are garden gnomes or the person who makes no such claim?
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ask them \"how would you put your level of belief on a scale of 1 - 10?\"\n
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this is a good question to start the conversation, and provide follow up questions to the response they give you: \"what makes it only a 9 and not a 10?\" \"what gives you the confidence that it is a 10/10?\".
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the purpose of persuasion when it comes to religion is not to convince, but to place a peddle in the other person's shoe— something they can begin to notice and may prompt them to think about and consider.
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ask them to define faith\n
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often religious people will claim that athetists too will use faith. Instead of refuting it, just ask how they define faith. Their definition of it doesn't matter— what matters is \"is it reliable to support the belief?\"
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ask them \"is faith a reliable way to know that God exists if people of other religions use faith to arrive at wildly different conclusions?\"
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always probe for a deeper belief that is propping up other beliefs\n
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your views against pornography may stem from your values as a Christian. Therefore debating pornography is fruitless.
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Bad/Good Responses to rationale of God's existence
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imagine each \"proof\" the person gives as a building block that reinforced their belief. When we are debating religion, too often we focus on refuting those building blocks
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ex. below each \"proof\" is the first sentence
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\"peel back, not pile on\"
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The point of these questions is to keep focus on the \"proof\" they just gave, and shake their confidence in it. Note that their \"proof\" is normally not the sole reason they believe in God, so they are open to conceding this point as 100% true.
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\"I survived a serious rollover accident\"\n
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bad: \"the survival rates of rollover victims are quite high\"
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good: \"if we were to look at the statistics of rollover accidents, and we discovered to your satisfaction that survival of rollovers is actually quite high, would you still believe in God?\"
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\"The human eye is so complex, it must have been designed\"\n
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bad: \"the complexity of the eye is due to evolution\"
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good: \"if we could demonstrate to your satisfaction the process that an eye went through to evolve, would you still believe in God?\"
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\"God exists because the belief was fed to me as a child\"\n
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has everything that you've been taught turned out to be true?
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Responding to typical arguments for God
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The extremely low probability of humanity's existence proves we came from God
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This is the survivorship bias. Take Casanova, by all accounts a major risk taker. Looking back at his story, it would seem he defied odds and had some sort of built-in well of luck that he could always draw from to persevere. The problem with this narrative is that it ignores all of the risk-loving individuals that didn't live to tell the tale. Casanova was simply lucky that he survived, and the fact that he did causes us to attribute that fact to a more satisfying response (like he was divinely chosen). This is the same bias that we succumb to when we use this logic to reason that \"we must have divine origins, since the odds of us being here are so low\".\n
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this is called the self-sampling assumption— our presence in the sample skews how we see these odds being calculated.
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for the 1/10000 that happened to survive, they will reason \"hey, otherwise the odds would be too low to get here just by luck\". Yet, for someone who observes all 10000, the odds of finding just one survivor aren't so low: there are many adventurers, and one is bound to win the lottery ticket
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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Strategies
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Some strategies require us to scan for stocks that have some pre-market activity happening. Others require us to observe chart patterns materializing in the moment. We can use different scanners to identify each type of tradeable stock.
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The stocks that we ultimately trade should depend on our strategy.
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Bottom reversal
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If there is a quick sell off because of bad news, many people will notice and start monitoring the stock for what is called a Bottom Reversal. If stocks are trending down with the overall market, such as oil was some time ago, you cannot do a good reversal trade. Their value pops up by 10 cents, and you think it’s a reversal, but then they are sold off for another 50 cents. They’re selling off because they’re trending with both the overall market and their sector. Oil was a weak sector for a while in 2014 and 2015 and the majority of the oil and energy stocks were selling off. When a sector is weak, that is not a good time to make a reversal trade. That’s where you have to differentiate.
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With this strategy, we cannot find stocks in the pre-market. This strategy gets executed in response to a chart pattern that it materializing in real-time.
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Top reversal
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With this strategy, we cannot find stocks in the pre-market
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Momentum
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you need to find low float (ie. low shares outstanding) stocks that are moving. You cannot find these stocks unless you are using a good scanner.
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For a scanner, tryTrade Ideas software
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With this strategy, we cannot find stocks in the pre-market
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Candle Stick
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Each \"candlestick\" typically shows one day
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each candlestick represents all four important pieces of information for that day:\n1/2. open and close in the thick body;
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whether the top or bottom indicates open or close depends on the color of the candlestick.\n3/4 high and low in the “candle wick”
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If the asset closed higher than it opened, the body is hollow or unfilled, with the opening price at the bottom of the body and the closing price at the top. If the asset closed lower than it opened, the body is solid or filled, with the opening price at the top and the closing price at the bottom.
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Generally, the longer the body of the candle, the more intense the trading.
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Marketing
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seek out people waiting in lines; hardly anyone minds being given something to do while they’re waiting.
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Baby-faced adults appearing in commercials are effective when their role involves innocence and honesty, such as a personal testimonial for a product, but ineffective when their role involves speaking authoritatively about a topic, such as a doctor asserting the benefit of a product.
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Scientific Method
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Scientific Theory
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A scientific theory is contrasted with a scientific law. A lot here, is immutable because it is simple enough that we have learned everything there is to know about it. it has a simple testable (think unit test) methodology to it.
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ex. second law of thermodynamics it's easily testable and consistent, but there are still things we are learning about evolution, which makes it not a law
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Scientific theories have to be falsifiable to be considered valid.\nthis means that we can test it and prove whether it is false or not\nex. Freud's theory of suppress childhood memories having an impact in later life is not falsifiable, because we can't test it. Therefore it can't be proven or disproven from a scientific standpoint.
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2 things make up a good theory:\nIt must accurately describe a large class of observations on the basis of a model that contains only a few arbitrary elements\nIt must make definite predictions about the results of future observations
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Any physical therapy is always provisional, in the sense that it is only a hypothesis. You could never prove it, since no matter how many times the results of the experiment agree with some theory, you can never be sure that the next time the result will not contradict the theory
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It only takes a single observation that disagrees with the predictions of the theory to disprove it. What often happens then is that the theory is revised to account for that observation.
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anal: think of it like testing software. We may observe a certain component to be robust for years, but then some edge case comes along and breaks it. This breakage causes us to realize our shortcomings, so we modify our implementation.
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The eventual goal of science is to provide a single theory that describes the whole universe
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this is due to the understanding that everything in the universe depends on everything else in a fundamental way. Therefore, to investigate parts of the problem in isolation would cause us to fall short of an accurate answer for any single theory.
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Today, scientists describe the universe in terms of 2 partial theories: the general theory of relativity and the theory of quantum mechanics.
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these theories are known to be inconsistent with each other– they cannot both be right.
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The general theory of relativity describes the force of gravity and the large scale structure of the universe, that is, the structure on scales from only a few miles to as large as 1 million million million million miles, which is the size of the observable universe.
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Quantum mechanics deals with phenomena on extremely small scales, such as a millionth of a millionth of an inch
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Dependent variables are like dependencies in software. Dependencies need input provided by other modules. The modules that depend on other modules then change based on the input of the dependency this is no different from mathematics. The dependent variable is not unchanging, and the independent variable is the input
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This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Prosecutors Fallacy
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The arguer relies on the base rate (prior probability) of an action taking place.
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ex. - a lottery winner is accused of cheating, based on the improbability of winning. At the trial, the prosecutor calculates the (very small) probability of winning the lottery without cheating and argues that this is the chance of innocence. The logical flaw is that the prosecutor has failed to account for the large number of people who play the lottery. While the probability of any singular person winning is quite low, the probability of any person winning the lottery, given the number of people who play it, is very high.
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ex. - DNA is found at a crime scene, and it is run through a database of 20,000 men. A match is found, and it is found that the probability that 2 DNA samples match by pure chance is only 1 in 10,000. This does not mean the probability that the suspect is innocent is 1 in 10,000. Since 20,000 men were tested, there were 20,000 opportunities to find a match by chance. Even if none of the men in the database left the crime-scene DNA, a match by chance to an innocent is more likely than not. The chance of getting at least one match among the records is 86%.
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ex. - Suppose there is a one-in-a-million chance of a match given that the accused is innocent. The prosecutor says this means there is only a one-in-a-million chance of innocence. But if everyone in a community of 10 million people is tested, one expects 10 matches even if all are innocent. The defense fallacy would be to reason that \"10 matches were expected, so the accused is no more likely to be guilty than any of the other matches, thus the evidence suggests a 90% chance that the accused is innocent.\" :)
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Always be suspicious of the reasons why you know something. Get in the habit of making Flash analyzations about your assumptions and where they come from
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ex. - belief in God. logically, you should not base knowledge of what the apostles did, since if the proof upon which that was built (ie. the Bible) is fallible, then the logic for the apostles' actions is immediately shakey. This illustrates the importance of having high confidence in the logic upon which you base further logic (and so on)\n
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this visualization can be thought of as asking the question \"why? why? why? why? why? why? why? why? why?\" in order to arrive at the root reason of why something is in the first place.
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Be skeptical anytime 2 different people have used the same methods to arrive at entirely different conclusions
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Most religions have the same method of reasoning, yet they all arrive at different conclusions.
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Intervivos
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For income tax purposes, the intervivos trust is deemed to be an individual.
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Therefore, the trust will calculate income, file a tax return and pay taxes in much the same way as you do.
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There are some key differences from how individuals are taxed:
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A trust is not allowed to claim personal tax credits.
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An inter-vivos trust generally pays tax on all income at the top federal and provincial tax rate for individuals.\n
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therefore, there's often little advantage in having an inter-vivos trust pay tax on income. The trust's income should be taxed in the hands on low-income family members (known as income allocation).
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If certain conditions are met, trust income can be allocated to the beneficiaries and taxed in their hands rather than the trust. Most of the tax benefits associated with an inter-vivos trust are achieved in this manner.
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The transfer of assets to beneficiaries is better from a tax point of view if the recipient pays less tax than you would on any income earned on the asset.
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This is what the trust does for us. The settlor transfers ownership of their assets to the trust, while retaining control of them.
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Income or capital gains-splitting
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Income splitting occurs when trust income is taxed in the hands of the beneficiaries of the trust.
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This income doesn't have to be given directly to the beneficiary. For instance, an \"in trust\" account can be set up for a minor. The money entering the account is then taxed in the hands of the child (Remember however that the money does belong to the child and will have to be turned over once the child reaches the age of majority).
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There are certain payments that can be made for the benefit of the beneficiary that are treated as income to the beneficiary.\n
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The trust may pay for a beneficiaries tuition fees and medical expenses, and the payment amount will be taxed in the hands of the minor.
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This may come in handy in a situation where the settlor may have a large amount of income while other family members are not fully utilizing personal tax credits and low marginal tax rates.
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Tax savings could arise if you could transfer beneficial ownership of your income producing assets to a trust. If the income in the tax is taxed under the tax bracket of the individual family members, they'll pay less tax.
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The potential benefits from income splitting were reduced for some after 1999 with the introduction of the kiddie tax.
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Under these rules, the child will pay tax on the split income at top rates and the child can't claim personal credits to reduce the tax.
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Despite the kiddie tax rules, you can still split interest income received from arm's length parties and certain other forms of income with a minor. In addition, the kiddie tax does not apply to spouses/common-law partners and adult children
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For capital gains, the benefits are similar, except that if the property sold is qualified farm or fishing property or shares of a qualified small business corporation, the use of a trust may allow better access to the capital gains exemption of each family member that is a beneficiary of the trust
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Imagine you own shares in a company that is carrying on business. You expect the value of the corporation to increase rapidly in the future. As the value of the shares increase, the amount of tax payable upon your death increases too, due to fair market value of capital gains.
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Under an estate freeze, you exchange beneficial ownership of your common shares for preferred shares with a fixed value.
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New common shares will be issued and held by a trust for your children. Future gains will accrue to them through the trust.
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This plan effectively freezes the capital gain that will arise on your death based on today's value while allowing you or your trustees to retain control over the common shares.\n
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It can also enhance the ability of a family to access the capital gains exemption.
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The income paid or payable to the beneficiaries must not be subject to the income attribution rules. Whether or not these rules apply depends on how the trust was set up.
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The attribution rules can potentially apply whenever you gift property or make a loan at little or no interest to a family member, including loans and gifts made through the use of a trust.
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Most important rules are:
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If you make a loan at an interest rate lower than prescribed by the government OR gift property to a trust for the benefit of your spouse, any income or capital gains from the transferred property allocated to the spouse will be taxed in your hands.
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If you make a loan or gift property to a minor child or a trust for a minor child, income from the funds allocated to the child will be taxed in your hands. In this case, a minor child includes a son, daughter, niece or nephew under 18 or some other minor with whom you do not deal at arms length. Note, however that capital gains arising from the property will be taxed in the hands of the child.
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If you gift property to a trust and you are a trust beneficiary, all income and capital gains of the trust (as well as income losses and capital losses) will be taxed in your hands. This rule will also apply if you gift property to a trust and you can later control who will receive trust property or you can control when the property is disposed of. Consequently, you should never transfer income-producing property to a trust and be a controlling trustee or beneficiary, if income splitting is desired. Trusts subject to these rules are often called reversionary trusts
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If you make a loan to a trust benefiting an adult child or other adult relative, income from the funds may be attributed to you, if the purpose of the loan was to reduce taxes. Capital gains, however, will not be attributed to you.
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If you make a low interest (or interest-free) loan or transfer property to a corporation, and a trust for other family members is a shareholder, then you could be deemed to earn interest on the loan or transfer\n
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this rule doesn't apply if your corporation is a Small Business Corporation.
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The attribution rules should not be a concern if the rules of thumb are followed:
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Select your settlor and settlement property carefully\n
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A gift must be made by a settlor to create a trust. The gift should be easily segregated and should not produce income, such as a gold coin. The concern is that attribution can arise if the gift becomes intermingled with the income-producing property
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Borrow funds from a third party to purchase income-producing property.\n
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If the trust borrows money from a third party to purchase income-producing assets such as shares of your small business corporation, attribution can be avoided. In this case, you didn't make a loan to the trust.
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Make sure the income producing property isn't from you\n
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Even if a loan is obtained from a third party, attribution can still apply if the asset is purchased from you.
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In the case of a family-owned corporation, this is easily accomplished by having the trust purchase new shares directly from the corporation, rather than purchasing existing shares from you. The shares must be acquired at fair market value.
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Hold growth assets in a trust for minors\n
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If the trust invests in assets which will produce capital gains, such as Canadian equity mutual funds, there will be no income to attribute.
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Cooking
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Mixing tends to only work if the electrical interactions are compatible. Oil is large and electrically neutral, and water is small and highly charged. The two are so different that they would prefer to stick to their own kind in a solution.
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eggs solve this problem due to its protein.
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Carbohydrates are an interesting case study. Simple sugars combine with proteins in the Maillard reaction, which is responsible for browning food when it’s cooked. Add a little more heat and caramelisation takes over, while too much heat for too long leads to burnt flavours.
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To use tomato paste correctly you need to saute it in the early stages along with onions and garlic, as opposed to just adding it to the sauce
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Roast Garlic or Onions first?
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It depends on what you want to achieve:
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If you want to flavor the oil and therefore the whole dish evenly you gently heat up the garlic in oil first and take it out once it’s starts to turn yellow. If you would put in the onions first, all its water would make the garlic cook instead of fry. Same with using cream in any dish involving garlic: before usage, heat the cream together with garlic to flavor the fat (you can basically put anything in there beforehand, herbs, parmesan, mushroom powder etc., it’s a game changer).
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If you want to have garlic pieces and thereby recognizable garlicky highlights (especially for rougher pasta sauces which include bigger tomato or eggplant pieces etc.), then put it in after the onions.
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Marinade
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Parts of a marinade:
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some form of acid to tenderize (1 part)\n
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soy sauce, lemon juice, orange juice & even Dr.Pepper!
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an oil (3 parts)— which serves as the component of fat
A chicken marinade should have four key components: fat, acid, seasoning, and time. You can play around with these in endless combinations.
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Fat. Fat plays two roles in a marinade. It transfers flavors that are fat-soluble to the meat (meaning you won’t be able to taste other ingredients as well without fat). Fat also helps to keep the meat moist. 99% of the time, I use olive oil. Vegetable oil is another excellent, neutral option.
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Acid. Acid tenderizes the meat by breaking down its fibers. Citrus juices, vinegar, yogurt, and buttermilk are four excellent options. For today’s recipe, I am using lemon juice. Lemon pairs beautifully with chicken and is easy to have on hand.
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Seasoning. Here the possibilities are truly endless! Citrus zest, herbs, aromatics (like onion and garlic), and spices can all come into play. The one non-negotiable is SALT. I use either kosher salt or, for even more complexity, soy sauce and a dash of Worcestershire.
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Time. MARINATING LONGER IS NOT BETTER! The ideal amount of time to marinate chicken is 5 to 6 hours, but even 15 minutes makes a difference. See below for more.
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Tips
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just a little oil added to the butter gets whatever you're cooking nice and crispy on the outer edges and prevents the butter from burning.
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Mushrooms
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Cleaning Mushrooms
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Wipe each mushroom over with a damp paper towel for soft pastry brush if needed to remove loose dirt and debris. Work one at a time.
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Lightly rinse under cold water and thoroughly pat dry with paper towel.
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Avoid soaking mushrooms as they will absorb water like a sponge and won’t brown during cooking.
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Meat
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Rule of thumb: The thicker the meat, the lower the cooking temperature. The thinner the meat, the higher the heat. When in doubt, cook low and slow.
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Hot and fast works for thin, skinny foods like skirt steaks (shown here), asparagus, and shrimp because skinny foods cook quickly. If you want a good dark brown sear (and you do) you need high heat to make that sear without overcooking the interior.
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It is easier to hit the bullseye of a slow moving target. You stand a better chance of getting the food done to the proper temp without overshooting the mark when you cook low and slow.
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the optimum internal temp for most pork and beef is around 130 to 135°F\ncuts like beef brisket, pork shoulder, and ribs are too tough to eat at ~130°F, due to a lot of connective tissue.
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if these cuts are brought to 203°F or so, fats melt and the tough stuff softens up.
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When cooking meat in the oven, keep the piece close to one another so the juiciness isn't lost to evaporation
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Lean meat (ex. pork chops) will dry out quicker in the oven
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Steak
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Put a little bit of olive oil in the pan,
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go to super high heat for one minute on each side,
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kill the heat
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put in garlic butter and spoon it over the steak until 125 degrees (for med-rare)
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Correlations
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Gold and the market
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as ↑interest rates, ↓gold
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as ↑$USD, ↓gold
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Gold is often sold at times of distress in the stock market as investors sell anything they can to meet margin calls.\n
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a contrarian perspective may be, \"why is gold the only asset available to an investor to sell in time of distress? Is it that it has retained its value well during the crash (comparatively speaking), and so instead of selling off heavily deflated stocks, the investor sells the more well supported gold?\"
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Make sure your opening email contains no more than two Is and MEs.
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Willpower
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Will, won't, want
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3 things driving our self controlled behavior (i.e. willpower)
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Ex. I will work out daily. I won't eat cake after dinner. I want to be strong and have lots of energy
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Prefrontal cortex is where will, won't and want operate. When at full capacity they do a good job. But it is vulnerable to distraction, fatigue, desire, being drunk etc. Ex. Phineas Gage
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To maximize willpower, try to be fully in the moment Expl. Being distracted depletes in the moment willpower
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People are more likely to be influenced by empty persuasive messages, such as commercials, when they are tired and depleted.
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The ultimate destination should not be “losing 10 pounds,” it should be something intrinsically motivating, such as “Fitting into my sexy black pants
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If you can link something hard to a choice you care about, it makes the task easier
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ex. Getting the motivation to go workout every day is difficult, but creating a mental link between being able to work harder and smarter with more energy is something I care about, so it makes the task of working out easier
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The self-control of morning people is impaired at night; the reverse is true of night people.
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The list of situations and tasks that are now known to deplete self-control is long and varied. All involve conflict and the need to suppress a natural tendency.
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Fight or flight causes your body to suppress impulse control, as all physical and mental energy is directed towards survival
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Anything causing stress on mind or body will reduce reserve of willpower
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Stress encourages focus into the short term goals and outcomes, while self control requires you to keep the big picture in mind
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Slow down breathing to 4-6 breaths per minute. This shifts the body from stress to self control mode
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Fatigue takes place in the mind, not the body. It is a signal from our brain telling us to stop exerting physical effort, like anxiety tells us to be careful and disgust tells us not to eat that thing.
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The implication is that feeling fatigue isn't a sign that you will just keel over imminently.
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Tip: imagine how easy it will be to resist that chocolate bar 1 year from now with one years worth of practice
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If your desire for having more willpower (not yell during fights) isn't working, try rethinking what your desire should be. Maybe your desire should be \"be happier in the relationship\"
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Most of the things that make us feel bad about doing something inspire some sort of ick feeling inside, such as \"is it morally wrong for 2 consenting siblings to have birth controlled sex?\". The immediate response is yes, but we struggle to come up with a reason. When we are trying to do better on a particular virtue, we feel proud, and award ourselves indulgence credits that we can use.
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normally a chocolate cake would cause us to ick inside if we are on a virtuous path of healthiness, but if we had previously worked out, then this feeling of ick goes away, since we've earned those credits
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Goals should be personal. A bad goal is to \"save money because it is the right thing to do\". \"right thing\" is defined by society, and we don't feel a connection to it. A better goal is \"save money because I want to take next year off and travel the world
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Halo effect and willpower Labels like fat free, organic, free trade,
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money saved allow us to overlook potential attributes that are actually\ndetrimental to our goals.
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When this happens, focus on the most consistent measure (ex. Calories, cost,\ntime cost # Dopamine Dopamine is associated with a wanting for\nsomething, not the pleasure that comes with having it.
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dopamine is related to the reward centre, not the pleasure centre
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Whenever dopamine is released, the mind becomes fixated on duplicating whatever\ntriggered it in the first place
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Therefore dopamine is the root of addiction
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sexy poses cause us to anticipate mating, YouTube causes us to anticipate the\nnext funny video, WhatsApp causes us to anticipate the message
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Feeling down causes us to turn to promise of reward
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Tip: when you do something that makes you feel good, but is not \"sexy\" (like\nexercising, see page 137 grey box), record a voice memo describing how you\nfeel after doing it. Then next time you are contemplating whether or not you\nshould do that activity, play back the note
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watching death scene in movie or seeing death in the news subliminally causes\npeople to still react
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death warnings on cigarette packages raises stress levels, and triggers\nsmokers to seek instant relief, which happens to also be smoking
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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Power
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\"Whoever controls the silence has the power\".
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Whoever controls the options has the power. Creating choices for yourself gives you power.
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ex. Game of thrones. Tyrion didn't like two options of execution or exile, so created a third option: trial by combat, thus retaining power over the situation
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Growth
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plus, minus, and equal
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to become great, you need to have someone better that you can learn from, someone lesser who you can teach, and someone equal that you can challenge yourself against.
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It is worthwhile to explore different values. If we are real about it, what we stand to gain are new ways to ultimately define who we are. If we don't end up adopting it, then at the very least we can understand a new way of thinking and be able to relate on a deeper level than an outside observer
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Instead of seeing failures as bad things why not see them as opportunities for learning. I'm struggling with a concept sagas in react. Something so different has encountered my mind meaning there's a big opportunity here to see things in a completely different way
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The more you value achievement, the more you come to dread failure. Instead of aiming for unique accomplishments, the intense desire to succeed leads us to strive for guaranteed success.
\n
To be exactly one's opposite is still to let them define you
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When the person you dislike starts extending to things that the person likes, you are defining yourself based on them. If someone you hate likes butter pecan ice cream, and you start hating it as a result, you are defining yourself based on them
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Strengths Perspective
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look at your weaknesses from the strength perspective to realize how those strengths can be leveraged to handle the weaknesses
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when analyzing your weaknesses, try to notice if one of your strengths will help combat that weakness
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Quotes
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it is not “Who do I want to be in life?” but “What is it that I want to accomplish in life?”
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future. \n\nYou can think of this collection of inter-linked notes as my personal wiki.\n\nThis Dendron notebook is the sister vault to the tech-focused [Digital Garden](https://tech.kyletycholiz.com)\n\n## Tags\nThroughout the Second Brain, I have made use of tags, which give semantic meaning to the pieces of information.\n\n- `ex.` - Denotes an *example* of the preceding piece of information\n- `spec:` - Specifies that the preceding information has some degree of *speculation* to it, and may not be 100% factual. Ideally this gets clarified over time as my understanding develops. I try to go back after I have better understood the topic and clear out the notes of `spec:` tags\n- `anal:` - Denotes an *analogy* of the preceding information. 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Set Theory
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Overview
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A set is basically a grouping of unique (ie. no duplicate) things (called members, or elements)
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ex. numbers, fruit, other sets, functions.
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ex. The deck of cards is a set, whose elements are the cards
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Sets can be finite or infinite. For example, {1, 2, 5, 6} is a finite set. The set of all the natural numbers is an infinite set.
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ordering and duplication of elements is irrelevant
number type can be looked at as a set of all possible numbers
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string type is a set of all possible strings
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'a' | 'b' | 'c' type corresponds to the {'a', 'b', 'c'} set
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null type is a singleton type with only one element, the null value (which happens to have the same name)
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undefined type is a singleton type with only one element, the undefined value (which happens to have the same name)
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If A is a set and b is an element of A, we write b∈A
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The number of elements of a set A is denoted by ∣A∣.
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ex. a set P with 7 elements can be written: ∣P∣ = 7; and its elements can be listed like so: P={Alice,Bob,Carl,Diane,Eve,Frank,George}\n
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here, we say \"set P has a cardinality of 7\"
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We can specify a set by a property that filters out some elements from a large universe (e.g. out of all real numbers, integers that are greater than 0)
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ex. {x∈Z:x≥0}, which means \"x is part of the set of integers and is also greater than 0\".
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Predetermined sets
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For mathematics, various sets of numbers are important:
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the set of real numbers, denoted by R;
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the set of rational numbers, denoted by Q;
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the set of integers, denote by Z;
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the set of non-negative integers, denoted by Z+;
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the set of positive integers (ie. natural numbers), denoted by N.
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the empty set, the set with no elements is another important (although not very interesting) set; it is denoted by ∅.
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Operations
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In set theory, union and intersection are names of operations on sets.
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ex. The union of two sets is a set that contains all elements that appear in either set (ie. if the element appears in either set, then it's part of the union set).
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ex. The intersection of two sets is a set that only contains elements that are present in both sets.
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Subset (⊆)
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Set A is called a subset of a set B if every element of A is also an element of B.
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denoted A⊆B.
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the empty set (∅) is a subset of every set, and among the predetermined sets (above), we can say:
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∅⊆N⊆Z+⊆Z⊆Q⊆R
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The number of subsets in a set is a power of 2: if the set has n elements, the result is 2n
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ex. with a set with 2 elements {a,b}, we can have 4 subsets(22): ∅, {a}, {b}, {a,b}
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ex. with a set with 3 elements {a,b,c}, we can have 8 subsets(32): ∅, {a}, {b}, {a,b}, {b,c}, {c}, {a,b,c}, {a,c}
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We read this figure as follows. We want to select a subset called S. We start from the\ncircle on the top (called a node). The node contains a question: is a1 an element of S? The\ntwo arrows going out of this node are labeled with the two possible answers to this question\n(Yes and No). We make a decision and follow the appropriate arrow (also called an edge)\nto the the node at the other end. This node contains the next question: is a2 an element\nof S? Follow the arrow corresponding to your answer to the next node, which contains the\nthird (and in this case last) question you have to answer to determine the subset: is a3\nan element of S? Giving an answer and following the appropriate arrow we get to a node,\nwhich contains a listing of the elements of S.\nThus to select a subset corresponds to walking down this diagram from the top to the\nbottom. There are just as many subsets of our set as there are nodes on the last level.\n
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Black Swan
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Failing to recognize the impact of black swans is summed up in the expression: \"Never mistake the absence of evidence for evidence of absence\"
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ex. think of the turkey who got fed well every day until getting his head chopped off. He made a miscalculation of the existence of black swan events because he mistook the absense of evidence (ie. that he would die) as the evidence of absence (ie. I'm not going to die, because there's no reason to think that will happen)
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Attributes of Black Swan Event
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it is an extreme outlier, meaning that nothing in the past could have reasonably lead to a prediction that this event could have happened
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it carries an extreme impact
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humans tend to retroactively invent a reasonable explanation for why this event occurred in the first place
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The occurrence of a highly improbable event is equivalent to the non occurrence of a highly probable event. in both cases, something that should have happened by probability did not happen.
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Why we still fail to see black swans
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The reason we may fail to spot black swans is because we make a naive observation of the past as something definitive or representative of the future.\na turkey will experience more than a thousand consecutive Happy days, and by induction, he will believe that this will just continue on in the future. of course, we know that turkeys at some point we'll be eaten\nhumans are wired in such a way that when a Black swan event happens, we start looking at the possibility of other outlier events happening locally. when 2008 happens, everyone starts to look at other factors that may cause another stock market crash, there by ignoring other areas of life. It's almost like the spotlight has been shone on that one event, so everyone's attention is on it.it is at this point that humans go into analysis mode, and look for explanations as to why something happened, and try to explain why or why not something else will happen in the future
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Timescale of Black Swans
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Black swan events happen over varying durations. earthquakes last minutes, 911 lasted hours, technological implementations may take decades, but they are no less Black swan events
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in general positive Black swan events take time to show their effect, while negative ones happen very quickly (it is much easier and quicker to destroy than it is to build)
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humans tend to \"tunnel\", that is, focus on a few well-defined sources of uncertainty, on two specific a list of black swans (at the expense of others that do not easily come to mind)
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Narrative fallacy and confirmation bias are internal mechanisms causing blindness to black swans.
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We learn from repetition at the expense of events that have not happened before
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events that are nonrepeatable (eg 9/11) are ignored before their occurrence, and overestimated afterward
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Our misunderstanding of the black swan can be attributed to system 1 (a focus on narratives and the sensational), which imposes on us a wrong map of the likelihood of events
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The sources of Black Swans have multiplied far above levels in the past
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in the past it was just: newly encountered wild animals, new enemies, and abrupt weather changes
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A set of conclusions is potentially undone once any of its fundamental postulates is disproved. In this case, the observation of a single black swan would be the undoing of the logic of any system of thought, as well as any reasoning that followed from that underlying logic.
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First, it is an outlier, as it lies outside the realm of regular expectations, because nothing in the past can convincingly point to its possibility. Second, it carries an extreme 'impact'. Third, in spite of its outlier status, human nature makes us concoct explanations for its occurrence after the fact, making it explainable and predictable.
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A small number of Black Swans explains almost everything in our world, from the success of ideas and religions, to the dynamics of historical events, to elements of our own personal lives.
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ex. rise of the Internet, the personal computer, World War I, the dissolution of the Soviet Union, and the September 11, 2001 attacks
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the COVID-19 pandemic is not a black swan, but is considered to be a white swan; such an event has a major effect, but is compatible with statistical properties.
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Predictions about graphs that move are often black swan prone
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ex. stock market, psychiatrists, college admissions officers, judges
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Humans are hard-wired to learn specifics when they should be focussed on generalities: we concentrate on things we already know and time and time again we fail to take into consideration what we don't know.we therefore are too vulnerable to the impulse to simplify, narrate, and categorize
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when we think of a black swan event like 9/11, our lessons are usually along the lines of \"this is what we must do to prevent islamic terrorist attacks\". the general lesson would have been \"some events stabd largely outside the realm of predictable.
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consider the french maginot line in ww2. they learned this strategy from wwi because it worked well, but when specific details changed in ww2, it no longer worked. the french were too focused on the specifics
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Black swan events make us feel that we almost predicted them, because they are retroactively explainable.
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future. \n\nYou can think of this collection of inter-linked notes as my personal wiki.\n\nThis Dendron notebook is the sister vault to the tech-focused [Digital Garden](https://tech.kyletycholiz.com)\n\n## Tags\nThroughout the Second Brain, I have made use of tags, which give semantic meaning to the pieces of information.\n\n- `ex.` - Denotes an *example* of the preceding piece of information\n- `spec:` - Specifies that the preceding information has some degree of *speculation* to it, and may not be 100% factual. Ideally this gets clarified over time as my understanding develops. I try to go back after I have better understood the topic and clear out the notes of `spec:` tags\n- `anal:` - Denotes an *analogy* of the preceding information. 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Productivity
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\"Productivity is the ability to complete the tasks you undertake in the time you allot for them\"
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*The ability to complete- Productivity is finishing the tasks you start.
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*The tasks you undertake- Productivity is about choosing the tasks to undertake.
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*In the time you allot for them- Productivity is about finishing those tasks ON TIME.
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Inbox Zero
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'Zero' refers to how much time we should be thinking about our email inbox.
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Core Principles
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keep email client closed for most of the day, only opening it at regular intervals\n
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ex. set recurring reminders at 9:00, 12:00, 3:00 and 5:00 to open the client.
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when going over emails, one of 5 actions must be taken: delete, delegate, respond, defer, or do.
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always respond immediately to messages that can be answered in 2 min or less
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Other ideas
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Set up mail filters so that each piece of mail has a folder destination based on what it is. Don't overdo it— a few folders is sufficient.\n
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redirect newsletters to a read folder, mark emails addressed to you as important etc.
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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Linguistics
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New things require new vocabulary. There are two ways to go:
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You can cut new words from fresh cloth.
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But more commonly, we adapt existing words for our own purposes, which stand in only the most tenuous relation to the ordinary things referred to by those words.\n
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the word “significance” is one of those.
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Reification
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a.k.a Fallacy of Misplaced Concreteness
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it is a common bias to take the abstraction put out before you and misinterpret what is factual and what is not. in other words, the lines between purpose of the model and its limitations are blurred.
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when looking at a map, we may assume that if a territory matches the map in a couple of respects, then it matches the map in all respects. Consider our impression of the bumps (representing mountains) when we run our fingers along the surface of a globe. We naturally over-estimate how much of the globes representation is factual. In fact, if the ratio was proper, we wouldn't even feel the bumps when running our fingers over mountains. Compared to the size of the earth, even Mount Everest is very smooth. If the ratio was proper, the whole globe would feel like a marble.
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ex. a wedding ring is the reification of a couple's love.
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Money
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In the present financial system, money is literally created as debt.
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The existence of the Fractional Reserve System means new money is created any time someone takes a loan from the bank
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Currency is just a way of tracking debt, and debt is only meaningful if you believe it will be paid back
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While religion asks us to believe in something, money asks us to believe that other people believe in something.
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Money is based on 2 principles:
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universal convertibility: ex. a physician can convert health into legal assistance, a prostitute can convert sex into food etc., thereby negating the need for barter.
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universal trust: any 2 people, no matter how little they trust each other, can exchange goods/services for money
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Fiat currency
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Fiat currency is money that is created by government fiat (ie. decree), as opposed to individual bank.
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It is legally enforceable that Fiat money is accepted as a medium for payment of debt. This amounts to the government giving its stamp of approval on the money, claiming that no matter what, this money has value that is enforceable by the government.
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Money can only be created by issuing debt for the same amount, that means if the banks were to decide to stop lending and thus create no more ‘new’ money, that’d be a big problem because there isn’t enough cash out there to actually pay off all the debts. On the other hand, let’s say banks continue to lend and create new money. All the loans at some point need to be paid back with slightly more money (interest charges); this means whoever is receiving the loans must be growing their business in order to just keep their net value even. This then assumes that all businesses out there can continue to grow; in effect this means it assumes the economy itself will continue to grow, forever.
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To teach someone something and have it stick we cannot simply communicate facts and information. We have to allow the student to reach their conclusion on their own.
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ex. In presenting a statistical experiment (seizure experiment) to students, telling them that only 4 out of 15 people helps the seizure victim does not cause them to remember the idea. Instead if we show them an interview between two people and they both nice, then tell them that these two are among the 11 that didn't help the seizure victim. Then the students inherently understand that just because you're a nice doesn't mean you will help the victim. In the second scenario students remembered and learned the core psychological concept much better
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\"Do not train boys to learning by force and harshness, but lead them by what amuses them, so that they may better discover the bent of their minds\" —Plato
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Simplify the world you are teaching.
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ex. in WoW website section where they are introducing game to new players, there is very digestible chunks of information presented. what makes the info so digestible is that it presents a simplified version of the world. For instance, when they say \"the numbers 1-0 on the keyboard correspond to spells\", they could have gotten more technical, and talked about how all keys on the keyboard are customizable, or that spells can be cast by clicking a button on the mouse. They simplified the world, favoring just presenting enough information to understand the purpose of the keys. \"ok there is an action and reaction type relationship here. multiple spells, multiple keys. got it. At this level of understanding, it's irrelevant that keys are customizable.\nThis is an enlightening lesson for teaching/educating people, because as people who have a good view of the whole picture, it is easy to lose sight that those new to the world do not need to see that picture.too. It is more difficult when you are passionate about that field, because you find all parts of the world fascinating, and are more likely to want to share it, even if it is not the best thing. You get too excited about it and share too much, frustrating the other person, because they cant process all the info you are throwing at them.\nWhen teaching something, consider the \"happy path\" of understanding something
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ex. \"chords are 3 or 4 notes played together. Most common 3 note chords are major and minor\"\n
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this simplifies the fact that there are actually possibilities of lots of notes in chords
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Students should be allowed to reach their own conclusions, Pestalozzi preached, by using a series of steps that began with hands-on observations and then proceeded to intuitions, conceptual thinking, and visual imagery.
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If you were to teach how to compute the average, the multiplication, and the division of a number but didn't tell him the method, what they would have to do is figure out how to do the calculation based on their understanding of what multiplication actually is . teaching them this way is what allow for far greater understanding of the underlying concepts than if the student were just given a formula
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Teaching Children
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It is very easy for an adult to get a glimpse into a child's brain. Imagine a child who is to learn the names of the days of the week. This child has no scheduled events such us the Sunday mass, or Saturday soccer. For this child, there is less difference between Tuesday and Thursday than there is a difference between Ganymede and Calisto. To learn the names of the days is like attaching labels to vacuum. Entirely futile and asemantic. The adult may reason \"these are vital terms the child will need in her life\".
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To remedy the empathy problem, the adult can imagine the year split into 36 ten-day periods with each period assigned a specific name: Primedec, Secdec, Winterdec, Febdec, etc. How about learning that sequence just for a test? Only 36 names (just to compensate for adult metacognitive superiority). All adults, with no exceptions, rejects such a proposition. This is exactly how a child feels. A bunch of names to learn with no content and no purpose! This is classic asemantic learning.
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when showing someone something new (ex. boardgame), show them examples of not just what they can do, but what they can do in combination with other moves. For instance, if showing someone Catan, don't just show them that if they build on a port, then they can trade wheat 2:1. Show them that by building on the port, they can trade wheat 2:1, which when coupled with their other settlements on wheat nodes, will allow them to control the commodity and trade it for any commodity they need, making them less reliant on other players.
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Presenting it in this way allows the others to visualize how they are going to play, allowing this information you just gave a chance to seep in and see if it fits in with their own playstyle.
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A good teacher can only teach you the rules, as a good student it's your job to know the exceptions.
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purpose is to estimate value of an investment based on the future cash flow the company will have.
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Driving
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Parallel parking
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Make sure you have 1.5x the length of your car.
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When the back of the front neighboring car appears in your car's triangular window, turn the wheel all the way, and reverse.\n
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When the corner of the back neighboring car appears in the sideview mirror, return the wheel to the neutral position, and reverse.\n
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When the mirror covers the rear tail light of the front neighboring car, turn the opposite way, and reverse.\n
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Wokeism
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\"Wokeness\" can be summarized by several core tenets:
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the belief in ubiquitous racism and other “isms”, often inferred from statistical disparities,
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the rejection of liberal enlightenment principles, e.g. safetyism over free speech and open debate (\"you can't say that; you're questioning my right exist!\") and standpoint epistemology over objectivity (\"your opinion is not valid as a white man\"), to name a few,
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a strong emphasis on group identity over individuality, and
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the use of shame, social coercion, sarcasm, pedantry, and similar devices, rather than persuasion, to spread the “gospel”.
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Note that it’s a cluster concept, which is categorized by a weighted list of criteria, such that no one of these criteria is either necessary or sufficient for membership. Thus there is no single \"test\" for it, but that doesn’t mean it’s not a coherent ideology.
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Referring to the third party unknown in male third person (he/him) is not an indication that person thinks literally of them as a male, just like the French speaker doesn’t think of a table as a male object
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“I may refer to the reader as he, but I no more think of my readers are specifically male than a French speaker thinks of a table as female” -Richard Dawkins
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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When I can, I attempt to link concepts to others that I have previously learned.\n- `mn:` - Denotes a *mnemonic* to aid in memorization\n- `expl:` - Denotes an *explanation*\n\n## Resources\n### UE (Unexamined) Resources\nOften, I come across sources of information that I believe to be high-quality. They may be recommendations or found in some other way. No matter their origin, I may be in a position where I don't have the time to fully examine them (and properly extract notes), or I may not require the information at that moment in time. In cases like these, I will add reference to a section of the note called **UE Resources**. The idea is that in the future when I am ready to examine them, I have a list of resources that I can start with. 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CRISPR
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A tool that allows us to cut and reprogram our DNA
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ex. if there is a sequence in our DNA that causes sickle cell in our blood, we can use CRISPR to edit that sequence out.
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CRISPR simply does what bacteria has been doing for a billion years.
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bacteria have these clustered, repeated and interspersed sequences known as CRISPRs in their own genetic makeup.\n
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The bacteria takes a mugshot of the virus that attacks. Then when the virus attacks again, the bacteria uses the scissors (known as an enzyme) to cut it out.
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Technical
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Linear Regression
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When considering stocks, the two variables we are: time (IV) and price (DV)
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Using linear regression, a trader can identify key price points— entry price, stop-loss price, and exit prices.
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Terms
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Price action
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def - the actual historical price of the stock that you see when you look at a chart. This is to be contrasted with non-actual prices, such as moving averages
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Resistance & Support
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Resistance
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When a stock is on the uptrend, a portion of the stock's owners will have sell limit orders where they want to take their profit. This causes the stock to hit a seemingly arbitrary line, called the resistance
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all stocks seem to experience resistance at a price ending in \".00m\" and also at \".50,\" although not as strongly. It's as if traders are reluctant to take it to the next dollar level.
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Support
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Lumber as a bullish sign
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Similar to how gold is a bearish sign for the economy, lumber is a bullish sign of the economy\nLumber can be thought of as a proxy for domestic consumer strength (due to housing)
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Generally when lumber is weak compared to gold, small caps outperform large caps. Small caps are more sensitive to changes in the domestic economy; while large caps are more multinational.
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The logic may follow that when the us economy is doing well, you’d want to own more small caps.
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Utilities
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Utilities are the most bond-like sector of the stock market; they move based on interest rates/demand for money
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Reflection
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Similar to how a Sprint team as a retrospective and consider what went well what did go well what were some wins areas of improvement etc.what would happen if you took this concept to your daily life non work. whenever something happens in your life that is significant, you take note of that. Having sex? That's a win. Sharing feelings. Basically they should map to things you want to improve on things you want to be. And if you keep track this information, you can see the gaps. You will see where you need improvement.
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When you feel self-righteous about something, it means you are afraid
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Venting
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When is it actually beneficial to read complaints online? If you feel negatively toward something (say an airline for its poor service), it can be an isolating feeling to feel you are the only one that feels that way. But looking online at other people's negative experiences with said airline can bring you relief, and confirms that you aren't crazy.
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Resignations
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When a person resigns, ask them \"how long ago did you start looking?\". This will give you insight into what the real reason is that they are leaving the company. When asked \"why are you leaving\", most people give partial truths only, and leave out information in an effort to remain political.
As soon as someone new joins your team, start with learning a few things:
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Understanding their goals and motivations. What are they hoping to get out of working here? What things do they care most about professionally: growth, titles, leadership, impact? What are their priorities outside of work? I also ask people what their dream would be to do after this job - we all know this is not their last job, or my last job, and I'd like to help them reach their goals beyond just this company and position.
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Clarifying my role, as a manager, and what they should expect from me. I always make it clear that their career is in their hands: that is, don't expect someone else to drive this. However, as a manager, they should expect from me - and hold me accountable - to give regular feedback, create opportunities for growth and mentor/coach, when there is an opportunity to do so.
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Regular 1:1 meetings which is time dedicated to them, and are places to share feedback both ways and talk about important things on their mind. If there's ever an issue on performance, I aim to bring them up here, discussing and resolving them.
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Clarifying the difference between promotions and professional growth. Especially for engineers early on in their career, many assume that the only way to grow is through promotions, and some decide to optimize for this. I have many thoughts on promotions, and this kind of thinking misses many parts of professional growth, so I make sure to talk it through, early on.
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When the song calls for it, don't be a guitarist playing the bass
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Play grooves, not riffs.
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Dreams
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drink 3 glasses of water before bed if you want to remember dreams because it causes you to wake up
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you can influence your dreams by spending a lot of time doing a particular thing
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One of the major problems for an investor hoping to regularly recreate that 10% average return is inflation. Adjusted for inflation, the historical average annual return is only around 7%.
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Respect
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People confuse courtesy with respect. Everyone deserves courtesy, respect is earned.
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think of respect as a currency with a value. When you give everyone respect, you are inflating that currency and making that respect less valuable
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ex. think of how few times John Lennon publicly recognized Paul's work. This makes it so when Paul writes a hit song and John praises it, that praise is elevated in value
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Character
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The key difference between reputation and character is that character is made up of factual things, whereas reputation may be driven from gossip and other lies. In the absence of misinformation, reputation should match character.
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\"don't be a nice man, be a good man\". Niceness holds the idea of being untruthful to protect feelings, not telling people what you want, avoiding all conflict even when it's necessary etc, but being a good man you tell the truth and assert yourself in an ethical manner and treat people with respect and caring, BUT based in truth. There is a glorious middle ground where the incredible people are found.
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Fractals
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Fractals are defined as \"a rough or fragmented geometric shape that can be split into parts, each of which is (at least approximately) a reduced-size copy of the whole.\"
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Fractals are phenomenal, because what produces such a complex pattern arises from such a simple mathematical function
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\"think not of what you see, but what it took to produce what you see\"
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Roughness is a key factor of fractals. Consider that if we had a perfectly straight coastline, there would be no apparent fractal.
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Prices of a commodity (like cotton) takes a fractal pattern; the graph of one day prices looks like a graph of one year, which looks like a graph of 10 years
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In nature, a fractal can be thought of an a solution that natural selection has come up with over and over again.
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Other examples:
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Trees - You will find fractals at every level of the forest ecosystem from seeds and pinecones, to branches and leaves
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River Deltas
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Clouds
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Mountains
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Flowers
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Coastal areas
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Spider web
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You can create a fractal by taking a smooth-looking shape and breaking it into pieces over and over again.
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ex. To make a mountain range, all you'd do is start with a few very broad triangles. Within each triangle, break it apart into smaller triangles, and continue doing this again and again until the shape starts to formulate.\n
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Naivety
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There's a benefit in being naive in some aspects of the world. If I didn't know the protocol for quitting a job, I wouldn't know that is to give 2 weeks notice, and leave. Instead, I'd have to think through it from scratch, allowing my principles and values to form my own protocol. I might decide to go out and find my replacement, train them, then give my notice on quitting day, introducing my boss to my replacement. This is kind of a nice thing to do, and being naive allowed that to happen\n— Anything you Want - Derek Sivers
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When I can, I attempt to link concepts to others that I have previously learned.\n- `mn:` - Denotes a *mnemonic* to aid in memorization\n- `expl:` - Denotes an *explanation*\n\n## Resources\n### UE (Unexamined) Resources\nOften, I come across sources of information that I believe to be high-quality. They may be recommendations or found in some other way. No matter their origin, I may be in a position where I don't have the time to fully examine them (and properly extract notes), or I may not require the information at that moment in time. In cases like these, I will add reference to a section of the note called **UE Resources**. The idea is that in the future when I am ready to examine them, I have a list of resources that I can start with. 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Assumptions
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\"In observing the behaviour and motivation of others, we get caught up in assuming vast icebergs of meaning beyond the tips that we observe\"
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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When I can, I attempt to link concepts to others that I have previously learned.\n- `mn:` - Denotes a *mnemonic* to aid in memorization\n- `expl:` - Denotes an *explanation*\n\n## Resources\n### UE (Unexamined) Resources\nOften, I come across sources of information that I believe to be high-quality. They may be recommendations or found in some other way. No matter their origin, I may be in a position where I don't have the time to fully examine them (and properly extract notes), or I may not require the information at that moment in time. In cases like these, I will add reference to a section of the note called **UE Resources**. The idea is that in the future when I am ready to examine them, I have a list of resources that I can start with. This is an alternative approach to compiling browser bookmarks, which I've found can quickly become untenable.\n\n### E (Examined) Resources\nOnce a resource has been thoroughly examined and has been mined for notes, it will be moved from *UE Resources* to *E Resources*. This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Stop Loss
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Where your stop loss should be is a function of how high your risk threshold is. (how much are you willing to lose to offset the upside of that investment?) \n
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ex. I need a 2x upside, meaning I will take an investment that has equal upsides of success/failure if the upside is 40% and the downside is 20%. If I buy a stock at $100, then I should set stop-loss at $80.\n
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In reality, I might be inclined to go with a lower stop-loss, if I expect there to potentially be some short term losses, but I am confident of a long-term return (ex. TSLA)
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the more risky an investor you are (in terms of expected return on the type of stocks you choose), the more loss you should be willing to risk, and the lower your stop loss.\n
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Imagine when a stock like WIX loses 15% in a day. It's not that surprising, and can be expected with the natural volatility of the tech market. This doesn't necessarily indicate anything wrong with the company's long term business model, and you should seriously consider weathering the storm and resisting the urge to sell. This is why a 15% stop loss might be a bad idea. Ask yourself \"at what point would this occur infrequently enough where an X% loss would be a bad thing?\". In other words, what is beyond the realm of \"everything's ok\"?
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If this is your philosophy, you can set stop losses just below longer-term moving averages (just below, because technical traders set their stop-losses at moving averages. You probably don't want to sell at this exact point)\n
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The amount below depends on how much risk you are willing to accept on the stock
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Stop-loss orders don't work well for large blocks of stock as you may lose more in the long run.
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Stop-Losses guarantee execution, but not price (slippage). \n
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In fact, most sell-stop orders are filled at a price below the strike price. The faster the stock is dropping, the further below your strike price you will ultimately sell at.
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When the stock price reaches the stop-loss price, the order will become a market order, (meaning the stock will be sold at best price available)
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Stop-Limit
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Whereas a regular Stop Loss becomes a SELL @ Market order, a Stop Limit will become a SELL @ Limit order\n
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This means that not only do we specify the stop price, but we also specify the limit price.
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Normal stop loss says: \"when it reaches this price, just sell it\"
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Stop-Limit says: \"when it reaches this price (stop price), I want you to start marketing it around and only sell it when it reaches this price (limit price)\"
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Limit orders by definition have no guarantee that they will execute, so likewise, even if the stop-loss trigger was hit, the stock will not necessarily be sold.
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Stop-Limit is the proverbial \"person who is eager to sell, but only at his price\" (he wants to sell, but not bad enough that the ensuing \"storm\" isn't worth weathering)
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These allow you to be a bit more conservative when it comes to bigger longer term shifts. For instance, COVID caused massive chunks of the market to be sold-off unjustifiably. Imagine instead of using stop-losses, you just closely watch your stocks with a keen analytical eye every day. If you saw COVID happening, you might want to hold off on selling your positions. Humans are prone to overreacting, and it is better to be cautious about what is perceived to be happening (ie. is the panic truly tantamount to the ultimate outcome of COVID?\n
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If we set Stop-Limit orders, then we will better protect ourselves from these situations,
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At this point, you would want to re-evaluate appropriate levels of new stop losses
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I might set a stop-limit when I think there is somewhat of a substantial dip in the stock price impending, but it's worth keeping long-term. In effect, I'll own the stock either way, but maybe I hold onto it, or maybe I sell it now, and buy it back after a period of time when I think it's on the upswing again\n
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Together with buying a stop loss and stop-limit order, you might decide to execute an open buy order, to execute at a certain price when the stock is on its way up again.\n
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This should only be done if you think the stock is a good long-term investment. A major market event like Covid will likely only cause a temporary dip in the market. Therefore, only execute this strategy in an effort for quick discounts on the way back up
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ex. have stop loss as $90, with the current being at $100. When the price drops to $90 (10% loss), we execute the SELL order, and cash out. I also have an open buy order that will only exectute at $70. The idea is that I cashed out at $90, so I am hoping for as much market drop as possible at this point. At this point, you need to put a fundamental market analysis hat on, and ask if the current market trends will continue. This is when you have to analyse if Covid will appear to get worse, driving market sentiment down. This is obviously very hard to predict, but the principle is to take a guess at how far down the price will drop. You want to be able to get your buy order executed on the way back up— assuming the stock drops down far enough for it to get fulfilled.
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The stop loss point is defined as a percentage drop in the daily-high of a stock. Unlike a regular stop loss, it keeps moving each day.\n
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The trailing stop value will rise, but it will never lower. The value that this adds is to lock in ever-increasing gains
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This type of stop-loss is probably more of a trader tool than an investing tool
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if you are more intolerant of price fluctuation, then you might set a stop loss at 5%, meaning a SELL will be triggered if it drops that amount.
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A good strategy may be to use both regular stops and trailing stops.\n
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ex. set a stop at 5%, and a trailing stop at 10%. This means that you'll never lose more than 5% of your investment, and as the stock rises, you become more tolerant of price drops (accepting up to 10%). However, you'll never lose more than 5%.
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\"The trailing stop/stop-loss combo eliminates the emotional component from trading, letting you rationally make measured decisions based on statistical information.\"
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The trail value that you decide on should accommodate \"normal\" price fluctuations\n
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Acoustics
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displacement is how far the molecule was moved from its initial spot. This concept is what gives us our amplitude (loudness)
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How sound travels
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Sounds are brought to our ears by air. When an object (ex. guitar string) moves, it disturbs the air around it. More specifically, it disrupts the natural motion of air molecules near the object. Those disturbed molecules in turn disturb their neighbors, and so on, in a ripple effect.
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The disturbance of these air molecules forms a pattern that permeates in all direction outward. This pattern effectively becomes an entity itself, which we call a soundwave.
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Consider at a stadium when fans do The Wave. Each person effectively influences the movement of the person beside them, and so on down the line. In effect, that wave has become its own entity. This is the sound wave.
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If the movement of an object (guitar string) is rapid and regular (ie. consistent), then regular soundwaves will be produced. This is the type of sound that produces tones (a sound with a particular pitch). We associate this type of sound with music.\n
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note: tone here is used in a physics sense.
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Noise vs Tone
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Imagine taking a handful of stones and dropping them into a pond. Each would make its own wave, and those waves would go outward in all directions, crashing into the other waves and distrupting their natural path and canceling them out. This is analogous to noise, which is basically disorganized sound waves (or more simply, disorganized sound).
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Timbre
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def - the characteristic difference in sound between instruments.
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Timbre is created due to the unique combination of different level harmonics. \n
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ex. a clarinet might have relatively loud 3rd and 8th harmonics. This unique combination is what gives the clarinet its tone.
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Why certain notes sound good together
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Say someone plays a note, a middle C. Now someone else plays the note that is twice the frequency of the middle C. Since this second note was already a harmonic of the first note, the sound waves of the two notes reinforce each other and sound good together.
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These are the harmonics found in the A note:
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A A E A C# E G A\n1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8\n
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when a sound wave encounters a wall, it does one of 2 things:\n
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It bends (refraction)
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waves can be trapped by multiple objects facing each other, resulting in standing waves.\n
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this is how musical instruments achieve pitch (how sharp or flat something is, in a relative sense)
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When a musical tone is played, only a particular set of frequencies is heard. So when you play a note on a piano, what is heard is actually a blend of multiple pitches.\n
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These pitches are called harmonics. They give the sound its timbre.
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Frequency
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all sound waves travel at about the same speed. This means that waves with a shorter wavelength (ie. higher pitch) will arrive at your ear more frequently.
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This aspect of sound (how often a wave gets to your ear) is called frequency.
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Musicians use the term pitch.
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Harmonic Frequencies
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below: the red line represents a sine wave, whereas the superimposed black wave is a guitar. The guitar wave generally follows the sine wave, but there are bumps. The space between the black wave and the red one are the harmonic frequencies that are put out by the guitar.\n
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It is the unique harmonic frequencies of each sound that give it its timbre.
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below: the soundwave recorded with a microphone at the soundhole will produce a wave that is much more similar to the sine wave.\n
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compare this to a microphone at the neck.
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This is because the fundamental frequencies are accented over the soundhole, whereas the harmonic frequencies are accented over the neck.
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The illustrates how playing an A on guitar and an A on a clarinet will produce the exact same fundamental— it is the harmonics that give each sound its unique timbre.
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below: an A on guitar. Notice the fundamental frequency as the leftmost peak, while the others are harmonic frequencies.
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notice that they get closer together as we move higher up the frequency spectrum.
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also notice that past a certain point, harmonics start to become more faint.\n
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A soundwave that has no harmonic, is a sine wave.
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therefore all harmonics are sine waves.
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The first 6 harmonics (ie. fundmental+5 overtones) make up a major chord.
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below: every harmonic note that isn't an octave of the fundamental is slightly out of tune.
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here \"out of tune\" is in the context of equal temperament, whereby an octave is split into 12 evenly spaced frequency ranges and each represented by a note. Acoustically, the 12 frequency ranges are not equal. Consider that we can describe relationships between tones with ratios (octave is 2:1, 4:3 is a 4th, a tritone is 45:32 etc.). Many of these ratios yield an irrational frequency number. This system of tuning is called just intonation.\n
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spec: ex. Middle C is at ~260Hz. A perfect 4th (4:3) from C would be at 346.666Hz (260 * 4 / 3)
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Naturally, if we were using the just intonation method of tuning, our notes would all be perfectly in tune.
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Equal Temperament
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If we are tuning our guitar with a tuner, then our instrument is tuned according to equal temperament. If we are using harmonics to tune, then we are using just intonation.
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Notes in equal temperament aren't the most pleasing \"versions\" of those notes, but they will sound approximately right in any context.
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this is why if we make our open C chord perfectly in tune and then go play an E chord, it sounds out of tune.
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for this reason, it might be advisable to tune to concert pitch with a tuner, then make any fine adjustments needed to make the guitar sound good in whatever key you're playing in.
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Inverse Square Law of Sound
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The inverse square law states that \"with every doubling of distance away from the sound source, the sound will be four times less intense.\"
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Consider that we can visualize sound as an expanding sphere, since it will extend out in all directions from the source. After a sound has been made, the same amount of energy will exist in that sphere no matter if we are close to the source (small sphere), or if we are further away (larger sphere). Therefore, the larger the sphere is, the more surface area the energy must be spread over, resulting in less energy at any single point.
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Also consider that when we double the radius of a sphere, the surface area quadruples. This means that when we move from 1m to 2m away from a sound source, the strength of the sound wave at any single point on the surface of the sphere is actually 1/4. Since our ears/microphones only pick up sound from a small portion of the entire surface area of the soundwave, this effectively means that the sound pressure level of that soundwave is 4x less as we double our distance from that sound source.
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Questions?
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is it that as there are overlapping harmonics in common between the two notes, the more consonant they sound together?
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Domain
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The domain of a function is the range that all inputs to the function can be within. For instance, a function that returns the square root of a number must have an input that is a positive integer. Therefore, we say \"the domain of the square root consists only of numbers greater than or equal to 0\"
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A well-defined function must map every element of its domain to an element of its co-domain
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This idea is encapsulated in the concept of pure functions. A function is pure if the same inputs have the same outputs. This shows a perfect mapping from input -> output
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Ecommerce
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How to handle subscription pricing value
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as the company, is it better to prorate pricing, or charge per month?
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My gym membership can be cancelled at any time and I will have however much gym time I didn't use refunded to me. It is prorated. If I on the other hand I want to cancel Amazon, I learn that there is billing once per year for the membership. There's a hard deadline that I have to hit if I want to avoid paying for an entire year in one go.
\n
Interesting to me, I'm not very motivated to cancel the membership, simply since each day only adds slightly more cost to the previous day. It is a slow bleed, and I can barely notice it when it happens.
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I believe that companies giving out subscriptions should therefore allow retroactive reimbursements for unused time on all subscriptions. The slower bleed will have been more unaware of the cost that they are putting out
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paywalls are hostile. Sites that bar access to their content unless you remove the adblock are also aggressive. A more effective strategy would be to let them use your content uninterrupted for several sessions, then ask the person in a modal upon entry to the website if they will support our content, in the event that it has added value to them. They can choose to turn the ad block off and support us that way, or pay a certain amount to keep the ads off ($10/month)
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The market is considered stable when it is comprised of investors of different investment horizons given the same information.
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Crashes and crises happen when investment strategies converge to shorter time horizons.
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Youtube
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Start off with a good hook. get the viewers attention within the first 10-15 seconds of the video. Have a clear value proposition: what will they get out of watching the video? A new insight? A tip? An opinion? Humor? Be clear on it, and deliver that early and strongly
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Examples
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Strategies
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notice environmental fluctuations and demographic shifts. At what times do we see the highest level of response? What happens when we use slang? How does the same image work with different taglines? Did it make a difference to add a hashtag? Is there an increase in engagement when we put out animated GIFs?
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instead of running a couple of large newspaper ads once every few months, you'll run smaller newspaper ads and run them frequently
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\"Everything you want is on the other side of fear.\"
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Storytelling
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Capture attention before telling the story, instead of using the story to grab attention.
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Important key is to use preamble to capture attention. It is almost like creating anticipation in people's minds. You are \"commanding\" their attention because of the impression you are giving that what you are about to say is intriguing.
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ex. let me tell you why that was a big deal, Jim (using the name is important, because people's ears perk upon hearing their own name)
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When recounting a story, don’t tell it from the vantage point of “everything turned out okay.” Express how it felt in the moment. Get into the fear, uncertainty, or excitement you felt in real time. Let the emotions play out in your voice, your body, and your eye contact.
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If you tell a tense story with a tonality and body language that communicates, “Everything turned out okay,” you’ll lose interest.
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Let the audience know what you knew at the time. Let them feel what you felt at the time. You yourself must feel what you want your audience to feel, because emotions are contagious.
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The storyteller's primary job is to uncover the emotional journey they want the listener to go on and then do everything in their power to support that journey.
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You find that journey by asking, “Why am I telling this story?”
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Regardless of the size of the group you are talking to, address them as “you.” Every person is experiencing the story alone (inside their own head).
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It is the consistency of the information that matters for a good story, not its completeness.
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when you tell a story, you have to tell it from the persetive of yourself as you were at the qoment the story was unfolding.
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ex. I went into the living room where Eliza and Maggie were sitting on the couch with the tv on. I sat next to Elizabeth and after a while, had it dawn on me that the volumeis off. I look at Maggie and she seems to be watching attentively. Confused, I ask Elizabeth \"why is the volume off?\". She smiles and says \"It's not\". Even more confused, I listen intently again. Not hearing a peep from the tv, I conclude that it is in fact muted. Elizabeth is in disbelief that I cannot hear the tv. I too am in disbelief, so I ask maggie if she can hear. She replies she can, and I realize my hearing sucks.
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This way of telling a story is better, because subject of my story (ie. me) is not omniscient. There is a limit to what the subject knows. In fact, that limit is identical to what you knew during the actual event.
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Imagine if we had told the story while giving away the twist, which was that the volume was actually on the whole time? In the story above, I enter the room and assert that the volume is off. It is unexpected to later learn that in fact it was something else entirely.
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With this method, you are taking the listener on a journey with your then-self and all of its awareness and understanding.
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To be good (and convincing) in your storytelling, you need to have the rough high-level narrative mapped out in your head beforehand. You have to know how the story will go and have identified the main elements
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ex. when telling story about how I bought the wrong type of thermostat, identify:\n
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the background - bought a new thermostat and tried installing it
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the surprise (or inciting incident) - there are different types of thermostats, and this is the wrong one
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purpose of story - you are willy nilly when buying things on Amazon because you think \"if it doesn't work, I can return it easily\". However, when it comes time to actually have to return an item, we realize how much pain and effort it actually is.
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a story gives a sequence of events meaning. This is why when people make narratives to explain events, we should be wary. Humans are drawn to meaning, and meaning that is retroactively applied to a sequence of events makes something seem more meaningful than it actually is
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Show, don’t tell
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Scott doesn’t tell us “I felt sick.” He shows us, “I left the camp to go throw up.”
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Etiquette
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When someone asks you to do something that you don't want to do (e.g. give up seat on plane, sign up for PTA), sympathetically say \"I'm sorry, I just can't\". If pressed, repeat that it is \"just impossible\". If pressed further, just say \"I'm sure I don't want to bore you with the details of my medical condition
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If someone is doing something physical to you and you want to get them to stop, tell them you have a rule against what is going on
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ex. \"I got a rule, no play-fighting with drunk dudes\"
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try to keep your cool in conversations and take everything in a good-humoured way. In other words don't assume what they're saying to you is meant to be offensive. Smile, laugh and cheers your drink to them. It will allow you to maintain the upper hand. This will be good if someone makes a joke at your expense
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ex. Desperate Housewives, Orson's last night before prison. Everyone makes jokes at his expense, and he just laughs along with them and cheers them.
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Asset-Backed Security
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ABS represents a (partial) ownership stake in some real asset (such as credit card loans, mortgages, etc.).
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Therefore, it is not a derivative, since derivative implies no ownership.
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The pools of underlying assets can include common payments from credit cards, auto loans, and mortgage loans
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Also, more esoteric cash flows can be used, such as aircraft leases, royalty payments, or movie revenues
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SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle)
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For an ABS to arise, a separate institution called a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) is created to handle the securitization of the securities
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ex. this securitization process might be having a basket of houses investable by many people. Here, Securitization answers the question, \"how do we allow thousands of people to each own a small percentage of thousands of houses?\"
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Upon selling these ABSs to the market, the proceeds are used to pay back the bank that created the underlying assets.
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The bank removes the value of the underlying asset from its balance sheet and receives cash in return from the SPV, upon sale of the ABSs.\n
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Thus, one incentive for banks to create securitized assets is to remove risky assets from their balance sheet by having another institution assume the credit risk, so that they (the banks) receive cash in return
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Examples
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There are 4 core asset classes financed through asset-backed securitizations:
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Home Equity Loan
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Auto loan
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Credit Card Receivables
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Student loans
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Home Equity Loan (HEL)
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A HEL is where the borrower uses the equity of his or her home as collateral.\nSecuritization of the HEL can occur (resulting in an ABS), which is collateralized by the HELs themselves.
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These are currently the largest asset class within the ABS market
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Auto Loan
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Auto finance companies issue securities backed by underlying pools of auto-related loans.\nAuto loans are the second largest subsector in the ABS market
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Credit Card Receivables
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Student Loans
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CDO (collateralized debt obligations)
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Technically, ordinary CDOs are not derivatives. Their value is not derived from the assets they own, their value is the assets
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One person’s rights are another person’s responsibilities
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Graphs
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The deceptive thing about a graph is that its shape changes as vertical axis grows (ex. price of a stock when plotted against time). The consequence of this is that we may look at a hockey-stick graph and intuit that \"it's reached it's peak. It can't go up anymore\". However, what was once a steep curve becomes flatter and flatter as the Y-axis (price of stock) values get higher and higher. In other words, if each millimeter of Y-axis was $100 before, it is now $500. The consequence of this is that those previous gains now look more modest in retrospect, because the slopes aren't as steep.
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Epistemology
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Continued influence effect
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Aka belief persistence\nEven in the face of new and trustable evidence, we continue to believe what we thought was the truth\nex. people were described a fire that burnt down a house, and explained that in the room the fire started, there were jerry cans of gasoline, thereby accelerating the fire. Later on, they described this observation as mistaken, and in fact there had been no gasoline at all. After all the explanations about the case were done, participants in the study were asked to make observations about what happened and what could have prevented this fire. A good number of participants continued to cite the gasoline as an issue, even after having been informed that this was not a factual claim.
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Continuum of quality of Information
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Information can be differentiated according to how scientific it is. At the very top are problems which give incentive for scientific research. Then you have meta analysis, systematic reviews, a whole bunch of individual studies, individual articles and more and more commercialized things which aren't scientific and oftentimes contain false information.
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This can be linked to First Principles. Ideas that are \"closer to the metal\" are more likely to be quality and less likely to be watered down. When a blog writer distills some piece of information (that has already trickled through a number of different levels), there is an increasingly higher likelihood that something gets misunderstood along the way.
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When assessing one's competency in a particular area, you must be careful to realize the distinction between the depth of competency and the extent. For example, someone who is talking to me might mistakenly give me some degree of authority of my thoughts on jazz because of the simple fact that I'm a musician. This cognitive bias comes into play when w are at the level of \"you don't know what you don't know\" about a particular field.
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The more generic something is, the more generally useful it is, but the less specifically useful
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consider a dictionary's definition of a term. it is going to be more on the generic side so it is more understandable to more people. however, it is less meaningful to each person. this is why we take notes: to make a general piece of information more meaningful by making it more specific.
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also consider formulas in mathematics. they have been simplified and reduced to their essence, which makes them widely useable, but also less easy to comprehend
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On any points that you feel so adamant about, you have to ask yourself \"what is one thing that would change my opinion on this\", that is, \"what evidence would I have to see that would go contrary to my beliefs that would cause me to change my views?\" If you cannot think of this thing, then you are no longer thinking like a scientist. Instead, you are thinking like a preacher.
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Calculus
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Calculus is a mathematical discipline focused on limits, continuity, derivatives, integrals, and infinite series.
\"Transitioning from something approximate to something precise is pretty subtle and it cuts deep to what calculus is all about.\"
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\"The emergence of calculus in the 17th century signalled the birth of modern mathematics and was the key to the successful applications of mathematics in the sciences.\"\nIt was an insight of classical Greek mathematics (Eudoxus and Archimedes) that it doesn't really matter if you're measuring a circle or a polygon with very many very short sides, since the areas of each scenario will be so similar that they will be close enough for any practical purpose that can be thought of.
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Newton's insight was that there is nothing special about a perfect circle, because if we zoom in close enough at any part of the circle, it appears as a straight line, just at different angles. Unlike classical Greek mathematicians however, Newton wasn't satisfied with increasingly smaller lines; his insight was to reduce the field of view until the lines were infinitisemal— so small that it's smaller than any size you can name, but not zero.
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What was previously almost a line has become an actual line, the slope of which is referred to as the derivative.
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Imagine you were swinging a ball attached to a string above your head and suddenly released it. That ball would fly in a straight line away from you.
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spec: this kind of insight demonstrates that a circle really is made up of infinitely small and infinitely many lines. The moment we release the string, the ball goes in a straight line in accordance with the infinitely small line that it was a part of when it was released.
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When I can, I attempt to link concepts to others that I have previously learned.\n- `mn:` - Denotes a *mnemonic* to aid in memorization\n- `expl:` - Denotes an *explanation*\n\n## Resources\n### UE (Unexamined) Resources\nOften, I come across sources of information that I believe to be high-quality. They may be recommendations or found in some other way. No matter their origin, I may be in a position where I don't have the time to fully examine them (and properly extract notes), or I may not require the information at that moment in time. In cases like these, I will add reference to a section of the note called **UE Resources**. The idea is that in the future when I am ready to examine them, I have a list of resources that I can start with. 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This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Meditation
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If you were to draw an image of your breath, it would look like a figure eight, not a straight line, because there is continuity as your breath flows in and out.
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Meditation is not about getting rid of all thoughts. It's learning not to get so lost in them that you forget the goal.
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When trying to visualize during meditation, focus less on the clarity of the image, and more on the feeling it brings to the meditation.
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Imagine your happy place. Not just the image, but also the sounds, smells, and general overall feeling that goes with it (ex. Huatulco house view). There shouldn't be any great effort that comes with it. This minimal effort should be similar to when we do visualization exercises in mediation.
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Body scan
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Often in life, our body is doing one thing and our mind is doing something else. The point of meditation is to bring the mind and the body to the same place.
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Mindfulness
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Mindfulness is a state of clear non-judgmental and un-distracted attention to the contents of consciousness, whether pleasant or unpleasant.\nmindfulness is about making insightful discoveries about the nature of our own mind.\nmindfulness is not a passive practice\nif you were being mindful, you were being passionate about objectively discerning out what is real in this present moment.
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It's not a matter of thinking more clearly about an experience, it's the act of experiencing more clearly, including the arising of thoughts themselves.\nmindfulness is about recognizing the arising of thoughts and feelings, without being critical of them.
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When thoughts arise, the purpose is not to eschew them, but is to be almost a third party observer of these thoughts having occurred. When we enter into a discourse with ourselves, we are absorbed with that. Being mindful is about being able to observe those thoughts as they are occurring.
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Mindfulness is about being no longer perpetually identified with the contents of your thoughts.
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Consider a sound that appears for only a moment— be it the creaking of a door, or a beeper going off. This sound exists for only an imperceptibly small moment. It doesn't stay past the point where it's sounding anymore. We simply observe them as they come, and then they are promptly gone. While meditating, we should strive to treat invading thoughts in much the same way— we observe them as they arise, but don't dwell on them.
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Any sensory object is an object of mindful meditation. We only use the breath because it is something that is with us at all times. In actuality, any sensation can be used as an object of meditation, be it sound, smell, sensation etc.
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future. \n\nYou can think of this collection of inter-linked notes as my personal wiki.\n\nThis Dendron notebook is the sister vault to the tech-focused [Digital Garden](https://tech.kyletycholiz.com)\n\n## Tags\nThroughout the Second Brain, I have made use of tags, which give semantic meaning to the pieces of information.\n\n- `ex.` - Denotes an *example* of the preceding piece of information\n- `spec:` - Specifies that the preceding information has some degree of *speculation* to it, and may not be 100% factual. Ideally this gets clarified over time as my understanding develops. I try to go back after I have better understood the topic and clear out the notes of `spec:` tags\n- `anal:` - Denotes an *analogy* of the preceding information. 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This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Balance Sheet
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Retained Earnings
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Retained earnings has little practical significance.
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Retained earnings is not an asset and it certainly is not cash.
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Depreciation
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with rare exceptions, business fixed assets are overdepreciated—not in the actual wearing out or physical using up sense but in the accounting sense.
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the reported book values of a company's fixed assets (original cost less accumulated depreciation) are understated. A company's fixed assets are written off too fast. Book values shrink much quicker than they should.
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Chain Weighted Inflation
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A chain-weighted inflation measure takes into account changes in both price and spending patterns. A chain-weighted inflation index measures both changes in the price of goods but also reflects changes in the number of goods bought.
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ex. people make substitutions in their purchases as prices rise\n
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surely this must be highly dependent on the example, and lower earners must be more subject to it. It's conceivable to believe if money is tight you will substitute beef for chicken, but it's difficult to imagine even a middle class family making that sacrifice.
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Chain-weighted inflation measures tend to give a lower inflation rate than standard inflation rates.
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This is because if goods go up in price, you buy less of them.
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However, in the traditional measure of CPI, the weights are not changed often (at a minimum once/year)
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A US federal law passed in 2017 applied the chain-weighted CPI instead of primary CPI for adjusting the incremental increases in income tax brackets. By switching to this metric, the increases on tax bracket adjustments will be comparatively smaller each year. This move to chain-weighted CPI is expected to push more citizens into higher tax brackets over time, thereby increasing the taxes they owe and, in turn, increasing the tax revenue collected by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
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between January 2000 and April 2021, primary CPI increased by 57.6 percent, but chain-weighted CPI only increased by 49.6 percent.
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Onions and shallots example
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Imagine we have shallots and onions which are both $2.00/kg. At this price, we buy 2kg each (4kg total; $8). Now imagine that the price of shallots increases to $3.00. If onions and shallots were the only item in the basket of goods, it would imply a 25% rate of inflation. However, what would more likely happen is that people would just start buying less shallots and substitute them with onions. Looking from this lens, we would say that inflation is actually 0%.
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A chain weighted inflation measure would take into account the fact you no longer buy shallots.
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Don't make the ad about you or your product/service. Ads that speak directly to your target and share exactly why they should click on the ad (ie. what they stand to gain) perform best.
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Try and piggypack on some existing ideal or habit
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selling cigarettes to women exploited the fact that women wanted to be emancipated. smoking cigarettes was linked to that
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Favor content that will stick around in people's minds even after they have stopped looking
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Privilege
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privilege isn't about having an easy life, it's about not having to consider those difficult questions that were posed
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questions like:\n
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\"will there be an elevator where we are going?\"
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\"will people look at me weird when they see me holding hands with another man?\"
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“If you want to talk about privilege, I feel class is the big divider, much more than race and gender.”
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RESP
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While you can open a plan for a child, you can also name yourself or another adult as the beneficiary.
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An RESP allows adults to earn interest on their RESP tax-free.
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RESP investments are not subject to capital gains tax
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CESG grants are issued around the end of the following month
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How to set up MIDI instrument track
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insert > virtual instrument on new track...
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confirm the routing confirmation (for instruments where you want granular control, like drums)
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insert > new MIDI item
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double click on the track
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Load in third party virtual instrument to Kontakt
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In Reaper, make a new virtual instrument with Kontakt
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Click the file tab, and find the .nki file for the virtual instrument (we store these in the external hard drive in SingleSamples/)
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Add them to the quick-load for easier access, but otherwise just double click the .nki file.
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Quantization
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Quantization range
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from - indicates how aggressive the quantization should be for tracks far off time. The lower the %, the more \"perfect\" the quantization will be. As the % gets higher, the quantization algorithm cares less and less about tracks that are only slightly off time, and will focus on bringing into line the real offenders.
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MIDI recording modes
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Record MIDI overdub - adds new MIDI events without replacing the ones that were already there
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Record MIDI replace - replaces all MIDI notes from the time you start recording
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Record MIDI touch-replace - existing notes will be replaced by any new notes played over them. All other existing material will remain as is.
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Record MIDI latch-replace - existing notes remain unchanged until you strike the first note, at which point all further notes will replaced.
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note: don't forget you can still use Record Input (the same recording mode as you do with real instruments), for example if you want to generate takes so you can comp them.
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Tips for playing virtual instruments
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Some instrument families tend to have their note a bit delayed from the moment the note is hit. Brass for example has a noticable delay between when the player starts to blow and sound actually comes out of the instrument. Therefore quantization will not work well automatically in these cases. What you need to do is:
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record the midi part, playing by ear
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zoom in and gauge where the note is in relation to the official start of the bar. Does it appear before the start? Take note of its position
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record the full midi section on the midi keyboard
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quantize the notes
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select all notes (cmd+a) and adjust them to the correct position.
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Journalling
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Weekly team meetings
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\"What are the one or two most important things I can do this week that will have the biggest impact on the scoreboard?\"\n
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People are more likely to commit to their own ideas than to orders from above. When individuals commit to their fellow team members, not only to the boss, the commitment goes beyond professional job performance to become a personal promise.
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The principle of independent judgments (and decorrelated errors)
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Before an issue is discussed, all members of the committee should be asked to write a very brief summary of their position. This procedure makes good use of the value of the diversity of knowledge and opinion in the group. The standard practice of open discussion gives too much weight to the opinions of those who speak early and assertively, causing others to line up behind them.
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Tell yourself this before having meetings
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You have ideas. good ideas. You decide things for a reason (most of the time). If someone questions why you did something, or expresses distaste for a decision you've made, pause, ask yourself \"did I make this decision for a reason, or did it just happen to be that way.\" This is important, because it will allow you to defend your position, based on your authentic convictions. Stick to your guns, defend your reasoning, and if consenses is staunchly against you, respectfully concede.
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Have a written meeting, before your face-to-face one
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Are you going to discuss something with colleagues? Pretend the meeting isn’t happening and that you need to communicate your plans entirely via email. Draft up an email with your thoughts.
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It doesn’t matter whether you send the email or not. Having thought through your ideas clearly, you’ll be able to communicate them intelligently when the meeting comes.
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Never have a meeting without an agenda
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Shorting
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What is it?
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Shorting involves borrowing shares from your broker and selling them, all in an instant. Say the price is at $2 and I expect it to drop to $1. If this occurs, I can then buy the same amount of shares that I borrowed, and return them to my broker (plus interest). In this case, I would have viewed the shares as a 50% discount. The other 50% is pure profit.
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Penny stocks are highly risky to short sell, since they can have massive movements in any given day
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Bio
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the \"Frame Rate\" of the eye is often considered to be around 30 frames per second
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sex of a fetus is predetermined by the chromosomes in the sperm cell
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The egg cell is always X. The sperm cell will be either X or Y. When combined, the cells become either XX (female) or XY (male) and thus the cells continue to grow into a male or female human.
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Acclimatization
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Humans acclimatize faster in response to heat, but slower in the cold.
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Acclimatization usually occurs over a period of about two weeks in healthy, normal persons
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Lean people tolerate heat better than obese people. The more obese a person is, the less skin surface area the person has in relation to his or her weight. Greater surface area provides more exposed skin to perspire and cool the body through evaporation.
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Cold Calling
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Email script for a cold call where the recipient is terse and has no time
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“Hi (Name),
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Kyle here, the gent who just called you. Sorry for the unexpected call. Understand the timing is not always appropriate. I spent a reasonable amount of time researching (Company)… and thought from my reading...
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*Insert findings and potential value (I even attached in the text body a screenshot of the article I had read about them).
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*Insert product video in action (ideally relating to said findings and potential value). If you do not use video email yet check out: Loom, Vidyard, BombBomb. All good stuff.
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Of course, no idea to date what systems you are using but would love to learn more about (Company) and see if we may be a fit to help you achieve your objectives with XYZ.
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Any interest in a quick-connect when it is better timing?”
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Config
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We use ReaPack for extension management
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find the package in browse list, or import the xml
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highlight the package
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click ...Actions > Install
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We use SWS for added functionality for REAPER
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Freedom
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Freedom is not boundless: \"Your freedom ends where my ability to raise my family safely begins\"
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Sharpe Ratio
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helps to understand a stock's performance in relation to the risk it has had
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Drawbacks are:\n\n
uses SD, meaning we are assuming that the returns are normally distributed\n
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The stock market is less than a perfect normal distribution, because of a large number of surprising drops and spikes in prices.
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the value tells us how much the excess return it has had, in relation to the volatility it has endured (some might call risk).\n
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a higher number tells us that the stock did well, considering how risky it was
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spec: seems to be a backward-looking and limited-use formula
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in situations where there are network effects that are supplied by many different companies, innovation is stymied by the network dependence that manufacturers have on each other
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Social Media Marketing
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Whatever experience people are seeking on their preferred platforms, that’s what marketers should attempt to replicate.
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if your content can make a person feel, he is likely to share it with others,
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it has to be content that makes you smile, laugh, cry or scratch your head in wonder.
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Find a super-simple message and help people share it.
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Game Theory
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Game Theory is the study of how to play \"optimally\"
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You discover your best strategy, the opponent learns and adapts, you adapt as a result of that adaptation, and so on.
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Are you playing a co-operative game or a non-cooperative game? This is a question you have to ask when assessing whether or not game-theory apply
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ex. should I change lanes in slow traffic?
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Game theory becomes a concern when we consider whether or not our strategy would be changed if we knew that the other party were trying to predict what we were going to do, and devise their strategy to better combat our strategy.
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Prisoner's dilemma
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there are general rules to the game, but each individual has his own set of rules. This is what makes it a dilemma.
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Begging the Question
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\"Begging the question\" is a type of circular logic.
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The argument is circular because it requires the desired conclusion to be true.
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The key difference here is that the fallacy's presence is hidden.
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Also known as \"raising the question\" or \"suggesting the question\", but it is distinct from \"dodging the question\".
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This form of arguing works by making a true statement that depends on the absolute truth of some underlying assumption
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ex. \"green is the best color, because it is the greenest of all colors\"‚ here it is assumed that the greener the color is, the better it is. Yes, it's true that green is the greenest of all colors, but there is an underlying assumption that the argumentor is making.
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ex. \"Law is the best system that mankind ever made, because it enabled all other important systems to exist\"\n
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this statement would suggest, therefore that Law is a greater system than say, computers— simply because it enabled all other systems to exist in the first place (the argument goes, if there was no inherent and fundamental understanding of law and order between citizens, we would never have gotten to a state where a computer could be developed.).
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This argument is an example of begging the question, because it presupposes that the most important form of measurement for the greatness of a system is that it enabled other systems to exist. This is bad logic because the criteria for importance is entirely subjective.
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Computer Science
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learning about computers and how they work will give you a lot of framework understanding for how things work elsewhere in life
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ex. having a conceptual understanding of protocols, how they work, and their purpose will allow you to leverage this knowledge and map it in your brain when you are considering how the post office works.\n
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effectively, we are creating nodes of concepts in our minds, and by having multiple concepts that are linked to each other, we are able to leverage what we already know. The computer world has many such conceptual links with concepts in the real world, and getting a healthy dose of computer concepts will help us in many areas of our lives outside of computers.
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Coding is computer science in the same way that buying something at the store is economics, or talking to your neighbor is sociology.
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expl. Buying a widget at the store is governed by dynamics described by economics. We can use economics to answer questions like “why was the widget priced the way it is?” or “why does this store stock widgets in the first place?” But it’s a stretch to say that participation in the economy is doing economics.
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Writing
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put the reader in decision-making mode
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\"America contributes 1 billion dollars to foreign aid, about the cost of a b-2 bomber\"\n
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this makes the reader think \"Hmm, would I trade a b-2 bomber for doubled foreign aid?\"
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\"each American giving up one soft drink per month amounts to about 1 billion dollars.\"\n
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would I gave up one soft drink a month to double foreign aid?
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The CPI either understates or overstates cost-of-living increases.
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known as the index number problem.
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The CPI is supposed to represent the average Canadian household's spending habits. For this reason, a weighted average is used.
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ex. Canadians spend approximately 16% of their household budget on Food, (which further breaks down in other categories), 27% on Shelter, and 19% on Transportation, etc. This overall level of our spending is factored into the calculation of the CPI.\n
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ex. The average Albertan's yearly expenditure on fuel is so low that it isn't even included in their CPI calculation.
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Base period
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The CPI is arbitrarily set to equal 100 in the index base period.
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meaning all index values express price change in percentage terms in comparison to the index base period
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Stability
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Strength
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Aerobic efficiency
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just seeing something in a certain place primes you to expect that thing to happen again
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ex. that spot on River Road near Tidewaters Pub will always be the spot where cops do radar, since I got a ticket there once
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primed ideas have some ability to prime other ideas, although more weakly. Like ripples on a pond, activation spreads through a small part of the vast network of associated ideas.
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Limit
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set the cap at where a stock can be bought/sold at
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When I can, I attempt to link concepts to others that I have previously learned.\n- `mn:` - Denotes a *mnemonic* to aid in memorization\n- `expl:` - Denotes an *explanation*\n\n## Resources\n### UE (Unexamined) Resources\nOften, I come across sources of information that I believe to be high-quality. They may be recommendations or found in some other way. No matter their origin, I may be in a position where I don't have the time to fully examine them (and properly extract notes), or I may not require the information at that moment in time. In cases like these, I will add reference to a section of the note called **UE Resources**. The idea is that in the future when I am ready to examine them, I have a list of resources that I can start with. 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\"What should I talk about?\" That's probably the most intelligent question a guerrilla can ask. Pay close attention as I reveal the answer: Talk about the feelings that the prospect will experience after owning what you are selling.
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Mental Models
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the only way we can navigate the complexity of reality is through some sort of abstraction
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I think of how a map of the London underground helps us navigate. it does a terrific job of what it's supposed to, but if we were to try and use it to exit a station, or to walk from one station to another, it would be almost useless to us. we have to make abstractions to better understand a specific aspect of the complex world. there exists no one-size-fits-all solution
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ex. watching the news is itself an abstraction. we are listening to people who have consumed large amounts of information, reflected on it, and I've come to the conclusion which they are now presenting to us. the problem the South when we consume this abstraction as if it were reality. however, what we're not understanding is that it is not reality, but an abstraction of reality. in other words, a simplification of reality
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Mental models are what allow us to overcome the limitations of short term memory.
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ex. When we see a poodle and a pit bull side by side, we don't need to consciously think about the fact that they are both dogs. We just know it intuitively because of the mental framework we have made that is churning under the surface. We know what a dog is, and as a result are able to instantly recognize the pattern and make a judgement.
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ex. When reading a book, we don't need to spend time decoding what a string of letters means. To become an expert at reading (which most of us are), you had to first learn the correspondence between letters and sounds. At this point, reading was a matter of laboriously sounding out each word. With practice, we came able to recognize strings of characters as a word, with C-A-T no longer being just a string of characters, but a word that encompassed a plethora of knowledge surrounding what we know about cats.\n
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some people are better at others than reading. That is, some are better able to understand and assimilate the information found in books, due to their superior mental representations that allow them to overcome the limitations of short-term memory.\n
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those who are better at reading are those that already understand the subject matter. Consider that to someone who's never seen a dog before, explaining what it is will result in a bunch of facts about an abstract concept that they can't really attach information to. This is much the same with someone who knows nothing about football reading a summary of the game: they would be reading facts that can't properly be assembed in the mind, due to the absense of a proper mental framework that can make sense of them.
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Mental models also allow us to make inferences on facts that we hold. In effect, the mental framework allows our brains a way to organize and arrange the information in ways that can be used to recognize and solve the problems in front of us.
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ex. anyone can read medical books and learn facts about something, but it takes the backdrop of a framework that those facts can be attached to in order to make inferences on them.
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these mental structures can be thought of as \"if..then structures\".\n
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ex. imagine a grandmaster playing chess. They can take one look at the board and get a pretty accurate view of the moves that can be made. They are thinking in terms of \"if..then\", effectively giving them a narrative about hypotheticals.
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First Principles
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First Principles are those facts that we know with 100% certainty. They are the facts that if you apply the 5 why's to, your final answer will be an irrefutable law that can be relied on to build logic on top of.
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Stock Picking
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the central principle is not \"which stock you should pick\", but it is \"which stock with which strategy should you pick?\"
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The pre-market idea is to assemble a list of ~8-10 stocks in play (using a scanner), and read about them. Try to identify why they moved sharply in pre-trading. From that list, pick 2 or 3 and watch them closely.
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Stock in play
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A stock with fresh and imminent news
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A stock that is up or down more than 2% before the market Open
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A stock that has unusual pre-market trading activity
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A stock that develops important intraday levels which we can trade off from
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Examples of the fundamental catalysts for stocks that make them suitable for day trading include:
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Earnings reports
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Earnings warnings/pre-announcements
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Earnings surprises
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FDA approvals/disapprovals
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Mergers/acquisitions
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Alliances/partnerships/major product releases
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Major contract wins/losses
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Restructurings/layoffs/management changes
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Stock splits/buybacks/debt offerings
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Stocks in Play can be found in two ways:
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Pre-market morning watchlist
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Real time intraday scans
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Once a stock is \"in play\", it typically remains so for a few days after.
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Be careful with the fact that the stocks of a single industry tend to move together. If all oil stocks are down one day, then the single oil stock you were looking at is not actually a stock in play.
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Favor stocks of high volatility
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It is not enough to want a stock that has high volatility, but we must want a stock that has predictable direction
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When trading, you want to pick stocks that have relatively high liquidity (ie. trade volume)
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when we say relatively, we are talking about the volume levels in relation to \"what's normal\" for a single stock.
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If trading volume is not higher than normal, it means that the trading is being dominated by institutional traders and high frequency trading computers. Stay away from it.
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The most important characteristic of high relative volume stocks is that these stocks trade independent of what their sector and the overall market are doing. When the market is weak, it means that the majority of stocks are selling off.
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a benchmark would be to trade any stocks with less than an average daily volume of 500,000
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Avoid stocks with a large short interest
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do not trade stocks with an enormous short interest, nor with a daily volume likely to be less than 500,000 shares intraday. A high short interest indicates traders or investors think a stock’s price is likely to fall.
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the challenge with high short interest is that these stocks are more prone to a short squeeze by bullish investors and traders. A short squeeze occurs when short sellers panic and are scrambling to return their borrowed shares, forcing prices to increase quickly and dangerously
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Avoid Low-cap stocks
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Low cap stocks have a low number of outstanding shares. This means a large demand can quickly move the price of the stock.
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Low float stocks under $10 are often highly manipulated and difficult to trade, and therefore only very experienced and highly equipped retail traders should trade these stocks.
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You generally cannot sell short low float stocks that cost less than $10. For short selling, you need to borrow shares from your broker, and it’s rare that a broker will lend you such volatile stocks.
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Even if you can find a way, shorting these stocks is incredibly risky.
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Find Medium-cap stocks
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medium float stocks are in the price range of $10-$100.
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These stocks have medium floats of around 5 million to 500 million shares
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Bias
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A bias is anything happening in your brain that causes a rift between the reality that we receive as input, and how we interpret that reality. Often it is a result of your brain's attempt to simplify information processing.
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\"A cognitive bias is a systematic error in thinking that occurs when people are processing and interpreting information in the world around them and affects the decisions and judgments that they make.\"
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Why they happen
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When you use a formula you don't understand, it is effectively a black box to you. The same thing happens when the brain makes errors in logic. We feel a certain way, for instance, that death rate by hurricane is larger than death rate by heart attack, but we don't know necessarily where this feeling is coming from. We are just told the answer, and our intuition is to trust it.
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Generally, intuition is a way of saying, \"I sense similarities between this problem and other ones I have worked on. Before I work on this problem, I have some expectation about the answer.\"
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given that intuition is an evolutionary construct, a rule of thumb is to put more trust into it in natural environments, and less trust in non-natural environments.
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Think of cognitive biases as little army men that work against you. When we make a great decision, it is because there were less army men present. Bad decisions arise because there were many.
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When the solution to a problem does not seem proportionate to the problem itself, people tend to resort to extremes.
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ex. When people are told a serious threat like Coronavirus is coming, but that all they need to do is wash their hands, they see the solution as innocuous and a useless measure against something so impactful. The action doesn't seem proportional to the threat, so they act irrationally, buying up toilet paper.
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Conflicting messages
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when one authority says there is no problem, and another says there is a problem, it causes people to worry, which begets irrational behavior \n
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ex. During covid-19, WHO said to take extra precaution, while Trump said not to worry about it. Conflicting opinions from authorities causes people to worry
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when people are stressed, their reason is hampered. They then look at what others are doing (buying toilet paper) and follow suit.\n
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there is a lot of value in \"social\" knowledge.
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Illusory Superiority
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we judge ourselves by our intentions, and judge others by their actions. in effect we have a lower benchmark for ourselves than we do for others
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Fallacy of conjunction
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we are heavily influenced by vivid and readily available evidence.
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the influence is so deep that we are willing to make judgments that violate simple logic
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ex. Linda is 31 years old single outspoken and very bright. she majored in philosophy. as a student she was deeply concerned with issues of discrimination and social justice, and also participated in the anti-nuclear demonstrations.
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question: what is more probable: Linda is a bank teller? or Linda is a bank teller and is active in the feminist movement?
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the law of mathematics guarantee that the first option is more likely, yet the majority of people choose the second
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Retrospective Distortion
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there are millions of factoids that prevail leading up to an event. only a few of those factoids turn out to be relevant to our understanding of what happened. as a result, we will take those few factoids and justify why the event happened, claiming that it was predictable
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ex. people living through the beginning of WWII didnt have any inkling as to how momentous the event would turn out to be. it is only with the benefit of retrospect that we can see that.
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bond prices around the start if the war reflect this. bond prices are a good reflection of sentiment around government
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Substitution
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when posed a difficult question or one that requires some degree of analysis, people will generally substitute the question for one which has a more readily available answer come to mind
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ex. “The question we face is whether this candidate can succeed. The question we seem to answer is whether she interviews well. Let’s not substitute.”
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When something becomes hard to think about, people transfer the discomfort of the thought to the object of their thinking.
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ex. “Happiness these days” is not a natural or an easy assessment. A good answer requires a fair amount of thinking. However, the students who had just been asked about their dating did not need to think hard because they already had in their mind an answer to a related question: how happy they were with their love life. They substituted the question to which they had a readymade answer for the question they were asked.
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Loss Aversion
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Loss aversion is only a factor when the the participants plan to use or \"consume\" that particular item. Ex. Trading $100 for shoes doesn't cause loss aversion because the $100 was seen as an instrument in the person's mind. It was not to be consumed in any other way. Put another way, the purchase was already decided. However, trading 12 vacation days a year for $10000 cash causes loss aversion because those vacation days were to be consumed. Vice versa for this example too
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Mental shotgun
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it's difficult for people not to naturally think of more than you ask them (eg what do you think of Donald Trump's hair? It's difficult not to consider his competency overall, or effectiveness as a president etc)
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WYSIATI (What you see is all there is)
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You cannot help dealing with the limited information you have as if it were all there is to know. You build the best possible story from the information available to you, and if it is a good story, you believe it.
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Halo Effect (?)
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ex. You meet a woman named Joan at a party and find her personable and easy to talk to. Now her name comes up as someone who could be asked to contribute to a charity. What do you know about Joan’s generosity? The correct answer is that you know virtually nothing, because there is little reason to believe that people who are agreeable in social situations are also generous contributors to charities. But you like Joan and you will retrieve the feeling of liking her when you think of her. You also like generosity and generous people. By association, you are now predisposed to believe that Joan is generous. And now that you believe she is generous, you probably like Joan even better than you did earlier, because you have added generosity to her pleasant attributes.
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Zeigarnik effect
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people remember incomplete/interrupted tasks better than they remember completed ones. In other words, a desire to complete a task can cause a person to remember it until it has been completed, because its full execution leads to forgetting it altogether.
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Fundamental Attribution Error
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Attributing some negative quality to the other party's character, while exhibiting that same behavior, but attributing it to circumstance\nEx. At a buffet, one person says to another, “Let’s stock up before all the hoarders get here,” as if preemptive hoarding is different from hoarding.\nEx. People on the collectivist Left often discount the evils historically associated with socialism, attributing them to totalitarianism or dictatorship, while attributing the evils historically associated with capitalism to its very nature, which they identify as the selfish profit motive. People on the libertarian Right, meanwhile, often dismiss the evils historically associated with capitalism, attributing them to corruption or government interference, while describing the historical evils associated with socialism as the inherent features of an evil ideology that tramples over individual rights.
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Publication Bias
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occurs when there is a disproportionate amount of people who publish sigbificant result studies compared to people who publish null studies. This results in more studies being about significant results and giving a false reality as to how many tests are significant and how many are null
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people naturally dont want to publish null papers
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Round trip fallacy
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def - The confusion of absence of evidence that unexpected, high impact events (Black Swans) have occurred, or will occur, with evidence of absence of such events (no possible Black Swans). ... But it would be erroneous to infer that there is evidence of the absence of all such events.
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ex. almost all muslims are terrorists and almost all terrorists are vastly different. if 99% of terrorists are muslim, this only amounts to 0.001% of all muslims.
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ex. \"conservatives are generally stupid\" is vastly different from \"stupid people are generally conservative\"
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ex. \"there is no evidence of cancer\" vs \"there is evidence of no cancer\"
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ex. in science, \"absense of evidence\" vs \"evidence of absence\" — scientists who thought formula was as good as breastmilk
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Confirmation Bias
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Once you notice something, confirmation bias causes you to keep noticing it and see a pattern, while ignoring things that don’t fit the narrative.\t
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Seeing only events and never the rules
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an experimenter gives a sequence of 3 numbers: 2, 4 ,6 and says that this sequence was derived from a rule. the objective is for the subject to find the rule by presenting his own sequence of numbers (ex. 4, 6, 8). if their sequence follows the rule, the experimenter will confirm the events. once the subject is satisfied they understand the rule, they will make the general statement. for example, many say \"the numbers are always 2 apart.\" however, the true rule was simply \"the numbers are ascending\".\nthis is an interesting experiment, because the subjects had a rule in mind based on the (weakly) established pattern: the numbers rise by 2 each time. their instinct is to confirm this theory they have by asking the experimenter \"is 4,6,8 right? is 10,12,14 right?\". what they never realize is that the rule is much simpler, and the generality they are making is far too general. they are making a general rule based off less information than should be necessary to make that rule in the first place\nthis problem of creating a general rule from a strict set of observations is called naive generalization
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Combating Confirmation Bias
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You have to seek out the contrarian opinion to what you want. If you want to buy a new game that looks cool, you naturally want to like it. You are going to look for things that confirm your opinion to buy the game. This of course produces the effects of confirmation bias.
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What you should be doing, rather, is googling for things like \"anno is ____\" to see what comes up. Search \"anno sucks\" and see what comes up. What do the game's detractors say about it? Repetitive? \"Ah, that's not really the game style I enjoy\"
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Narrative Fallacy
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not theorizing takes effort; theorizing is default\n
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human behaviour is to make sense of raw facts by making narratives. it takes considerable effort to resist making a story while taking in facts
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ex. consider a \"whodunit\" novel. the author paints the picture in such a way that each character has a plausible chance of being the killer. in fact, if you were to assign a probability to each person, you will find that the sum adds up to well above 100%
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humans pull memories along causative lines\n
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ie. memories change over time to fit more comprehensive and cohesive narratives
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Any time we draw a causative link (ie. saying \"this happened becausethis happened\"), we have to ask if someone's survival was at stake.\n
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ex. \"he won lots of money at the casino because he is skilled\"
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when survival is involved, the notion of \"because\" is severely weakened. The condition of survival drowns all possible explanations. \n
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in other words, be careful not to look for explanations when survival is a factor. More often than not, is can simply be attributed to luck and randomness.
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Ludic Fallacy
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def - the tendency to stick too closely to the rules of a game, causing any unexpected occurrences to break the paradigm that you have built, making you unable to respond in an effective way.
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ex. consider boxers who learn to fight, but only within the confines of the rules laid out by boxing. If boxers were to have a street fight, they would be severely disadvantaged, since the paradigm of fighting they have created is defined by the rules of boxing
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ex. consider body builders who do all of their training in the confines of a gym. Once they exit the gym, they are disadvantaged in trying to lift anything that does not have the same motion.
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the ludic fallacy is a major reason why mathematical forecasting models are ineffective. The confines of the model are too narrow (ie. they are based on platonified forms)\n
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we will never have all the information, and small variations in data may result in massive changes.
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Two-Track Analysis (Charlie Munger)
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When analyzing any situation where decision making by people is involved, consider:\n
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How would they act if they behaved rationally?
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How might they succumb to the pull of a number of irrational and psychological biases?\n
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ex. making inferences based on small sample sizes
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ex. remain irrationally committed to something we've said in the past
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When too much incremental information can be a bad thing
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when you get information too rapdily (and with little incremental time between instances of information), you tend to form more hypotheses along the way. This causes you to recognize what is coming far later than someone who is getting information less frequently
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ex. imagine showing a picture of a blurry fire hyrant to two different groups (blurry enough that you can't recognize what it is). To the first group, you define 10 progressively less blurry versions of the image, and to the second, you define only 5 (in other words, the first group will have a smaller incremental difference between each step). In this example, the 4th step for the first group will be the same as the 2nd step for the second group. As it so happens, the second group will recognize the hydrant quicker than the first group when both are seeing the same image (ie. step 4 and 2, or 6 and 3 etc.). This is because we are forming hypotheses along the way about what it is, and get too narrowly focused on those assumptions, thereby hampering our abilities to work out what we are actually looking at.
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The problem is that our ideas are sticky, and once we produce a theory, we are unlikely to change it. Therefore, those who delay forming a theory are better off. When you form an opinion on the basis of weak evidence, you have difficulty interpreting subsequent information that contradicts this theory. \n
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this is due to confirmation bias and belief perserverance (the tendency not to reverse opinions you already have).
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Source of Knowledge
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Question where your knowledge came from. If the source is not reputable, there is absolutely no reason you should maintain ANY prior opinions that you had on the subject.
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ex. When asked about power plants, my first impression is \"they are safe and probably a good thing to have\". However, I don't recall where that sentiment came from. Could it have come from an unbiased individual? Could it have come from someone who was mistaken? Without any of this knowledge, it is really not fair to have any sort of an opinion on nuclear power. As such, I should have a clean slate as if I'd never even heard of it in the first place
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When I can, I attempt to link concepts to others that I have previously learned.\n- `mn:` - Denotes a *mnemonic* to aid in memorization\n- `expl:` - Denotes an *explanation*\n\n## Resources\n### UE (Unexamined) Resources\nOften, I come across sources of information that I believe to be high-quality. They may be recommendations or found in some other way. No matter their origin, I may be in a position where I don't have the time to fully examine them (and properly extract notes), or I may not require the information at that moment in time. In cases like these, I will add reference to a section of the note called **UE Resources**. The idea is that in the future when I am ready to examine them, I have a list of resources that I can start with. 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Judgement
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When you are judging something, be careful on anything that has perspectives attached to it. You are likely to lock in to the first perspective that it's natural to you. In other words, you are not likely to sympathize with the least familiar perspective, and not treat it fairly
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don't judge a man based on his actions, since he can plan them. Instead, judge a man based on his reactions. The truth reveals itself when a man is jostled. What spills out of him? Is it anger? Or is it something that reflects self control and confidence?
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Shame
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\"Shame is the fear of not being worthy of connection\"
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Brene Brown
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If you do something you regret or are shameful about, own the story. If you bury it and let it fester, then it defines you. It is history. However, if you own it, you get to write the ending. The story hasn't finished yet, and you get to make it right. When we bury the story, we forever stay the subject if we own it, we get to narrate the ending.
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Sometimes, narcissism is a shame-based fear of being ordinary
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sometimes humanizing problems like this sheds an important light on them, which often goes out as soon as a label is applied (see next point)
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for this reason, it is not logical to place the blame on others for being the way they are. It is notdifficult to sympathize with people who are narcissistic, because they're simply a product of the times we're living in. In an age of social media addiction, phone addiction, reality TV shows... It is understandable that people might try and hold themselves to a standard that is simply unrealistic. If narcissism arises as a result of this reality, then it is hard to place the blame at the feet of the people.
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Causes of disengagement
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protection against vulnerability, shame, and feeling lost without purpose
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feeling like the people who are leading is are not fulfilling their end of the social contract\n
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boss, teacher, parents, politicians etc.
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Linear Algebra
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Matrix Multiplication
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Matrix multiplication is multiplying one matrix by another matrix
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Rules
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To multiply two matrices, the number of columns of the 1st matrix must equal the number of rows of the 2nd matrix.
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visualized a different way, to multiply two matrices the inner dimensions must match. \n
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(3,2)@(2,3) indicates 2 matrices, the first of which has 3 arrays of size 2, while the second has 2 arrays of size 3. Here, the inner values (ie. those closest to the @) are 2, so this works. By the same token, (2,3)@(2,3) won't work because the inner values (3 and 2) are not the same. To be able to multiply either of these matrices, we'd have to transpose one of them.
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The result of the calculation will have the same number of rows as the 1st matrix, and the same number of columns as the 2nd matrix.
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visualized a different way, the resulting matrix will have the shape of the outer dimensions\n
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(2,3)@(3,2) will result in a matrix with dimensions (2,2)
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How it works
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To derive the result, we need to do the dot product of rows and columns.
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ex. for a single row and single column, we would get the result like this:
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Because:
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(1,2,3)•(7,9,11)=1×7+2×9+3×11=58
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For a matrix such as this, we need to multiply the following combinations:
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row 1 • column 1
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row 1 • column 2
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row 2 • column 1
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row 2 • column 2
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Unlike multiplication of scalars, matrix multiplication is not commutative
There has to be some relation between the 1st and 2nd matrix.
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ex. the 1st matrix represents units of fruit sold (broken down by fruit type) and the 2nd matrix represents the cost per fruit type
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If we consider it like this, then we need to add up all the \"total values\" of the sales of each fruit. How we do this is by multiplying each individual fruit price by the quantity of that price sold, then performing the same operation for each fruit, and finally adding them all up:
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Apple pie value + Cherry pie value + Blueberry pie value
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$3×13 + $4×8 + $2×6 = $83
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Identity Matrix
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An identity matrix is the equivalent of 1, when it comes to identity multiplication
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that is, when we multiply X by 1, the answer is X. In the same way, if we multiply Matrix Y by the identity matrix, the answer is Matrix Y
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the logarithm of a given number x is the exponent to which another fixed number, the base b, must be raised, to produce that number x.\n
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ex. if b = 10 then we must raise it to the 3rd power to get 1000. \"The logarithm base 10 of 1,000 is 3
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3=log28 is said \"3 is the logarithm of 8 to base 2\"
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Another way of saying \"what is the logarithm?\" is \"to what power do I have to raise 10 in order to get a result in 100?\"
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Logarithms can be converted between any positive bases except 1, since all of its powers are equal to 1
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Logarithmic scale
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If a normal scale increases by 10 each evenly spaced notch, then a logarithmic scale would increase by 10x each evenly spaced notch
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regular - 10, 20, 30, 40...
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logarithmic - 10, 100, 1000, 10000...\n
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Thus moving a unit of distance along the scale means the number has been multiplied by 10\n
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note: not always 10, but always some fixed factor
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This allows us to display numerical data over a very wide range of values in a compact way
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typically the largest numbers in the data are hundreds or even thousands of times larger than the smallest numbers
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Application
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Logarithms are useful for solving equations in which the unknown appears as the exponent of some other quantity. For example, logarithms are used to solve for the half-life, decay constant, or unknown time in exponential decay problems. They are important in many branches of mathematics and scientific disciplines, and are used in finance to solve problems involving compound interest.
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Finding result of 2 numbers multiplied together
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100 × 1,000 can be calculated by looking up the logarithms of 100 (2) and 1,000 (3), adding the logarithms together (5), and then finding its antilogarithm (100,000) in the table.
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Engineering
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Parts of a DAW
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Types of Tracks
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Bus
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By default all sound gets routed to the master bus. What if you added a distortion plugin onto the master track? Every audio file would gain that distortion. What if we wanted to only apply distortion to the 3 electric guitars? We could output the 3 guitar tracks to a bus track, then apply the distortion plugin on that bus track. Then that bus track would output it's combined audio to the master track, mixing it with the rest of the tracks and buses.
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This is useful for things like distortion/EQ/compression
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In actuality, the bus is simply the connection between origin and destination. You'd add effects to the channel that you assigned the bus to, rather than to the bus itself.
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buses are simply the connections between origins and destinations in a mixer
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Imagine you have a string section, then you set the levels so they sound good between them, and now you mix them as a chunk.
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In Reaper, a folder === bus
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Send
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Imagine we wanted to separate out the distorted part of the sound from the original sound?
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ex. We record a snare drum and add reverb to it. What if we wanted to mix the original snare sound and the reverb differently? If we sent the snare to a bus and mixed the bus, we would have effectively glued those two parts of the sound together, rendering us unable to mix them separately.
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A Send Track is similar to a bus track, with the difference being: the original snare sound is sent directly to the master, thereby bypassing the bus (and the effects it applies).\n
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In reality, the original snare sound is sent along with the reverb to the send. In essence there are 2 copies of the snare.
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A send is a split in the sound signal, so that it gets sent to 2 different places.
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Types:
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each send is defined as one of 3 types:\n
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Post-fader (post-pan)\n
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Pre-fader (post-FX)
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Pre-FX
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Different send types send the audio at different stages in the signal flow.\n
- ex. the volume of a send that is Post-Fader (Post-Pan) will be affected by\n
\nchanges made to the source track's volume fader. A send that is Pre-Fader (Post FX) will not. An audio send that is Pre-FX will be affected by the source track’s volume fader but not by any FX in the source track's FX chain
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FX Track
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an FX track outputs directly to the master, but it will take in inputs
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For instance, say we have a delay and reverb combination that we want to put into an FX track. Anything that routes to this FX track will now pick up that delay and reverb before going on to the master.
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VCA (Voltage control amplifier)
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a VCA track will have a volume fader, which is used as a controller for the volume levels on other tracks.
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ex. We assign guitar 1, 2, 3 to VCA1. So now when we reduce volume of VCA1, guitar 1, 2, 3 are also reduced in volume.
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VCA does not actually route the audio, as a bus does.
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Usage
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View > Grouping matrix
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Select show group details
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set your VCA track (named VCA1 here) as MASTER (M)
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set your slave tracks (S), causing their volume to be adjusted any time VCA1 is adjusted.
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Routing (I/O)
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Sound files are read from the hard drive into Reaper, then will run through the tracks, and then be routed to the master.
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On each track's route button, there is a master send checkbox, meaning if selected, that track gets routed to the master (which is the default behaviour)\n
- The master track itself will route to the hardware (audio interface)\n
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Mix Automation
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The most popular use of automation in mixing is to adjust the volume of a track. For example, it allows you to bring an instrument to the forefront for a moment and fade it back out when the lead vocal comes back in\n
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Think Band on the Run, during the 3rd part when acoustic is front and center at first, but lowers in volume as the other instruments enter.
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Examples:\n
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Automate an effect bypass on and off in certain sections of your song. This could be super useful if you want to create a delay or a long reverb tail only on a couple specific words to help emphasize them.
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Automate individual plugin parameters. This can be particularly handy when creating EQ filter sweeps, or when you want to alter the delay feedback amount in a section of your song.
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Automate a VCA or a bus to control the level of a group of instruments at once.
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Automate the master fader to create a fade out for the end of your song.
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Use automation any time you want to adjust a parameter on any track or in any plug-in in your song.
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Automation modes
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Automation modes determine how automation is treated on a particular track.
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Automation can either be read or written\nTypes:
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Read - When we are playing the track, the DAW plays back all the automation on\nthe track. This is the most basic, and considered to be default.\n
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if we've set up automation to automatically adjust the volume at a certain\npart of the song, the volume fader will move automatically.
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if we move any knobs, it will not write anything to the track. It will\nmerely be temporary.
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Touch - When we are playing the track, the DAW plays back all the automation on\nthe track. The difference is, that if we move the knob while it's playing\nback, we will adjust the automation on the fly.\n
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When we release the knob, the changes stop.
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This mode is useful if you only want to touch up (thus the name Touch) certain portions of your automation without affecting the rest.
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Latch - like Touch, but when we release the knob, it will stay where it is.
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Comping
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def - taking multiple tracks of the same part of a song, and slicing in the\nbest parts of each.
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Slice and Dice
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When we have recorded the same thing multiple times, we have our lanes as a result. Our strategy is to split each take into phases, which roughly correspond to distinct sound waves.
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Doing this, we can choose the best pieces, not only in raw performance, but also in the context of the other best guitar parts.\n
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first we choose the best 1st phrase, then the best 2nd phrase (while still playing back the 1st), then the best 3rd phrase (while still playing back the 1st and 2nd), and so on.
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Each combination of these phrases is called a comp.
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Comping tips
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It's easier to comp a part that has been worked on in sections, because the singer's vocal tone will be more consistent between the takes
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Features
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Solo in Front - same as solo, except it just lowers the volume of everything else, instead of muting it\n
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found in actions
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Tips
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apply soft compression to glue everything together
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Gain vs Volume
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volume is the master level of output that a track will give out. It is the raw sound that comes out. In other words, it is after processing.\n
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It’s the volume level being sent into your plugins, preamps, and amplifiers.
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gain is the volume level of a signal before processing.\n
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How loud something is AFTER processing doesn’t change the tone of the sound. But how loud something is BEFORE processing definitely will.
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changing the volume knob will change perceived loudness, and that's it. changing the gain will cause a literal difference in the sound.
a channel is an audio signal, while a track is the place where that signal can be read/written.
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channels appear on the mixer, while tracks appear on the \"canvas\"
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channel represents the instantaneous path for a signal
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The track is like the read/write part of the program, while the channel is the route that the signal takes, while it is on its way to being written into the track.
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When you mix a track, what is the high level? Are we getting raw sound from the microphone, then taking that output, passing it through a channel which gets put on a track, which gets routed to another channel on a mixer?
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how do sends and receives work in the context of midi? is a send/receive for sending or receiving midi signals? for instance, can I have a midi track that sends to a reverb bus (ie that bus receives it) ?
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Why use a VCA track when you can just use folders (buses) to control the overall volume?
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Can we use channels in midi in order to apply \"effects\" to a certain group of notes?\n
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I want to somehow apply effects once and have it affect all notes of a \"type\", like the softer snare hits in the Hagia Sofia intro.
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If you are at one standard deviation below the mean, you are at the 16th percentile. If you are one standard deviation above the mean, you are at the 84th percentile.
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Hire people who program, not programmers. Have an open-door policy that encourages anyone who is interested in contributing in any area to do so.
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Communication
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Ask them to explain a high-level concept to an employee that you have that doesn't understand that sort of thing. See how well they retain the knowledge
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Before interviews, identify the diverse backgrounds, skill sets, and personality traits that are currently missing from your culture. Then place a premium on those attributes in the hiring process.
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Banking
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\"Banks don't lend money, they create it from debt. The bank lends promises to provide money which they don't possess.\" —Irving Fisher
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If the debtor wants to take cash from this debt, then the bank converts the debt into fiat currency, which the debtor must accept as currency.
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the only money that the bank creates is the principle amount of the loan. The interest payments must come from elsewhere in the circulation of money (that money is also derived from bank loans)
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Therefore in the aggregate, the debtors must repay the principle + interest of a loan from a total money pool that is composed only of principle.
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Banking Origins: The Goldsmith's Tale
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note: This is not how it really happened, but rather an allegorical history of banking.
Imagine you are a minter from the middle ages: you take gold, and melt it into a standardized coin, which saves people the trouble of having to verify the gold's purity and weigh it. At some point, the minter needs a place to put his gold, so a vault is created to store it. Soon, other people need a place to store their gold, so they arrange to have the minter also take their gold. In exchange, he gives them a claim check, basically saying \"the bearer of this check can redeem it to receive the stated amount of gold\". What has just been created is in some sense money, since vendors in the market can deal with just the claim checks: they never have to actually handle the gold that it represents. Now, the minter is in a position where he can just lend out the claim checks to those looking for a loan. He doesn't need to actually give out the gold, so the depositors are safe from any kind of mishandling of their money. In exchange for keeping their gold with the minter, they were given a small interest payment. Thus the idea of a bank was born. But this is not how banking works in the 21st century.
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At some point, the minter (now more so a banker) realizes that since no one has visibility into his vault, he can give out claim checks as debt for gold that didn't actually exist. The only risk to this was a bank run. The result of this ability to create claim checks and issue credit to borrowers allowed the economy to expand at such a pace that would never have been possible otherwise. Because of this, the practice of printing off claim checks and lending it out was considered legal, but regulated: bankers agreed to limits on the amount of fictional claim checks that could be lent out. Often, the ratio has been 9 to 1 (only 1/9th the value of money in the economy has to be held as gold). This is the fractional reserve system. Note, the modern day fractional reserve system works the same in principle, but with one impactful distinction: The ratio in question is new debt money to existing debt money on deposit in the bank.
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Modern banking
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In the past, one paper dollar was redeemable for an equivalent amount in silver. Now, $1 is only redeemable for another $1
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A bank's reserves consist of 3 parts
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amount of government issued cash in vault
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amount of credit it has with central bank
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amount of existing cash it has on deposit from its customers
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When a loan customer needs $10,000 to buy a car. Upon approval, the bank opens a new credit account, and acknowledges that it owes the borrower $10,000. This $10,000 is not taken from anywhere, and is created on the spot. The borrower does not take this money out as cash, and instead writes a check to the owner of the car. The owner of the car then takes this cheque to the bank and deposits it. At a 9:1 fractional reserve ratio, the bank is then able to create a new loan of $9,000. Like a russian doll, this can continue along, with the next amount being $8,100. All of this new money has been created entirely from debt. The process only stops when the money is taken out as cash and not deposited at a bank. This is the unpredictable nature of the money creation mechanism.
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Multiplication
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Multiplying numbers with Scientific Notation
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To multiply numbers in scientific notation,
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multiply the decimal numbers. \n
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of the result, if the number is greater than 1, move the decimal left until the number is 1 digit again. Record however many places the decimal had to be moved, and add it to the result in step 2.
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add the exponents of the powers of 10.
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Place the new power of 10 with the decimal in scientific notation form.
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Cross multiplication
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To cross multiply is to restate a division problem in terms of multiplication.
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Therefore:
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128=32
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Can be restated as:
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12×2=8×3
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Mental Multiplication tricks
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multiply two 2-digit numbers (make sure to carry)
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ex. 31×24\n
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first multiply the ones digits together: 1×4=4
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then 'cross-multiply: (3×4)+(1×2)=14 (4, since we carry the one)
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finally multiply the tens digits together: 3×2=6 (7, since we add the one)
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answer: 744
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multiply by 5: divide the number by 2 and add a zero.
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multiply a 2-digit number by 11: sum the digits of the 2-digit number and insert it between the digits of the original number (carrying if necessary)
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ex. 45×11=495
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ex. 48×11=528
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multiply by 25: divide the number by 4 and add 2 zeros.
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multiply by number ending in 5: take digits before five and multiply them with their successors. Then add it to 25.
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Mass and Size are not linearly related
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You might think that for stars, mass and size are linearly related. However, this is not the case.
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The most massive star has 315 solar masses, yet it's only 30x bigger than the sun.
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On the other hand, Gacrux is only 30% more massive than the sun, it is 84x the sun's radius
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Beliefs of the ancients
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The Moon does not rotate.
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the night sky from one of these solar systems would be about 1 million times denser than what we experience on Earth.
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Grandiosity of the universe
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Most estimates place the number of stars in the universe between 1×1022 and 1×1024.
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Around one in five Sun-like stars is thought to have an Earth-sized planet in its habitable zone (2013).
There are more stars in the universe than grains of sand on any beach, more stars than seconds have passed since Earth formed (1.4×1018), more stars than words and sounds ever uttered by all the humans who ever lived.
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Pay close attention to the requirement of the question. If there are multiple ways to satisfy a requirement but one is easier, go with the easier and simpler solution.
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ex. if the question requires us to get a count of people who passed through security in a given day, our inclination might be to add each person to an array and count the array at the end. Though this might be better in the real world, simplify the problem by just getting the count when the condition is met.
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Speed of light
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Light in an optical cable will travel at a speed of ~200,000km/s (66% speed of light in a vacuum)\n
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Put another way, it takes 5ms to travel 1,000km
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a light cone exists in a single moment in space and time
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1 light year is ~9.46 trillion kilometers
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Anki
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A hierarchy of decks can be created by separating the deck names with ::
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ex. name a new deck Languages::French::Verbs
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Terminology
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Notes/Cards/Fields
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A note is a set of information from which cards can be made
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Imagine we had the following 3 fields:
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Bonjour\nHello\n Page #12\n
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these 3 fields together combine to make up a note. Order of the fields does not matter, because we cannot review a note. Notes only exist so that we can create cards from them.
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From this we can make a single card (ie. Basic), we can make 2 cards (ie. Basic and Reversed) etc.
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To do this, we just need to make 1 note with 3 fields
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Influencers
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Trying to motivate influencers through discounts or rebates won’t work. In fact, most will be driven away by such things because they will feel that you’re trying to buy their loyalty rather than earn it.
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Interviewee
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As the Interviewee
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In the event that we end up working together, What would I have to do over the next 12 months for you to look back and think \"yes, we've made the right decision\"
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Questions
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how self directed is it? are there a lot of meetings?
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What do you dislike most about the job?
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can you tell me about what type of teammate wouldn't fit in to the culture?
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how does the company go about considering, evaluating and implementing employee feedback?\n
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(if the previous question was answered affirmatively) tell me about the last change that was implemented based on employee feedback. What kind of impact did it have?
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Tell me about a time when you had to deal with a difficult employee. Explain the situation and how you resolved it.
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what is your management style?. What does a bad day and a good day look like? describe it. paycheck off the table, what keeps you coming back to work each day?
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What does work/life balance mean to the company?
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Things to say
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If the interviewer says something where you can see the agenda behind their question, acknowledge that by saying \"I see what you are trying to get at with that question. Let me tell you about X which I think will help your understanding\".
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This gives you frame control and allows you to guide the discussion
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When you are introducing yourself to others, consider omitting how much experience you have.
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The reason is that you don't want to be defined by how many years you have under your belt. Above average performers can grow faster than the average person, so someone with 4 years of experience could realistically be as good as someone with 6 years of experience. Don't let yourself become defined by sheer time.
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Experience points
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each point you make to a potential employer needs to be either one of 2 things:
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You see a need and devise a solution to solve that need (reactive)
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Implemented something that produced a strong result (proactive)
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future. \n\nYou can think of this collection of inter-linked notes as my personal wiki.\n\nThis Dendron notebook is the sister vault to the tech-focused [Digital Garden](https://tech.kyletycholiz.com)\n\n## Tags\nThroughout the Second Brain, I have made use of tags, which give semantic meaning to the pieces of information.\n\n- `ex.` - Denotes an *example* of the preceding piece of information\n- `spec:` - Specifies that the preceding information has some degree of *speculation* to it, and may not be 100% factual. Ideally this gets clarified over time as my understanding develops. I try to go back after I have better understood the topic and clear out the notes of `spec:` tags\n- `anal:` - Denotes an *analogy* of the preceding information. 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This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Software
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Questions
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The software field is an ocean, with new technologies coming out constantly. With these new technologies coming out, it inevitably results in other software becoming stale and out of date.
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\"how do you go about hitching your wagon to technology that will more stand the test of time?\"
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What is your approach to learning a new technology?
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\"Imagine you joined a company where you knew about half of the tech stack. How would you grapple with that reality that you are going to feel uncomfortable? How do you overcome that discomfort, and increase your competency level
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How do you combat arrogance? how do you stay humble in a field whose lifeblood seems to be opinionatedness and getting your way due to your convictions.
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talk me through a previous project:
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Give an overview of the system
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What tech stack did you use?
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What are the standard idioms for that stack?
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How did you structure your system?
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Did you find that easy to change?
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What engineering techniques enabled change?
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What problems stand out in your mind? How did you solve them?
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How did you test this?
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How was work divided across the team?
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What would you change if you did it again?
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Have you ever designed or worked on a large scale system? Tell me about the system, and tell me about your part in it.
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UI
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imagine you are implementing a particular component based on the ui designs. how do you strike a balance between making something pixel perfect to the way a design is, given that there are often minor crucial details that designers are often unaware of
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ex. Designer creates a component Calendar, but as you are building it, you come aware that it would take a long time to implement the custom colors that the UI designer has shown. How do you approach
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Tech interview problem to assess thinking:
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take a simple app (such as a RealWorld app), break something in it (say, break it so that there is an error when you try to submit a new post). Show the candidate that it is not working, then get out of their way to see how they go about solving the problem.
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Chords
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A chord (in a tertian harmonic sense; ie. harmony built on thirds) must have all of its notes a third apart (either minor or major)
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this rule holds true for extended chords (e.g. 9th, 11th chords), since the 9th is a minor third above the 7th,
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chords are often augmented with \"tensions\". A tension is an additional chord member that creates a relatively dissonant interval in relation to the bass.
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Harmonization usually sounds pleasant to the ear when there is a balance between consonance and dissonance. Simply put, this occurs when there is a balance between \"tense\" and \"relaxed\" moments.
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A misplayed note or any sound that is judged to detract from the whole composition can be described as disharmonious rather than dissonant.
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Think of a chord as a harmonic structure that supports melody
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Augmented
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Augmented chords can be used as a substitute for a dominant chord.
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Augmented can be used to increase the tension of the V chord, before bringing it back to the tonic, creating an even bigger resolution.
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Examples:
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Oh! Darling - Beatles (opening chord)
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If you take a minor triad and augment the 5th you wind up with a major triad of the augmented note
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ex. Gm with an augmented 5th yields an E♭ major chord.
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Add chords
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An add chord simply adds the scale degree to the chord
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ex. a C6 chord is a Cmajor with the 6th
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add chords notably don't remove the 3rd, making add2 and add4 chords distinct from sus2 / sus4
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Try arpeggiated add♯4 and let the bass drive the progression.
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Lydian
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Try arpeggiated addb2 and let the bass drive the progression.
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Phrygian
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Extension chords (compound intervals)
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ex. 9th, 11th, 13th\nThey are called compound because they are greater than one octave
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Compound chords are normally played with the 7th.
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this is the principal difference between an add2 chord and a 9th chord
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Augmented 5th (aka minor 6th)
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Arpeggiated, provides a mysterious vibe
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Slash chords (e.g. C/E)
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A slash chord denotes which note should be played in the most bass register
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ex. if we have a C/E chord, we should play a C major chord with notes E/G/C.
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If the slash chord contains a note not found in the chord (e.g. C/B, since B is not part of C major), then we have to reconstruct the chord. In this case, a C/B chord is a Cmaj7 chord with B in the lowest register.
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The Four Chords (I-V-vi-IV)
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They work well together because they offer a lot of space to work with. They are fairly neutral sounding, and therefore a lot of melodies can work with them.
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Criticism
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Dennett's criticism framework
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How to compose a successful critical commentary (Daniel Dennett):
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You should attempt to re-express your target's position so clearly, vividly, and fairly that your target says, \"Thanks, I wish I’d thought of putting it that way.\"
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You should list any points of agreement (especially if they are not matters of general or widespread agreement).
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You should mention anything you have learned from your target.
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Only then are you permitted to say so much as a word of rebuttal or criticism.
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Three broad types of criticism:
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criticism of practice and application (basically how good of a job they did),
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criticism of taste,
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criticism of the person themselves, whether it was a personal attack or attack of the person's work.
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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Landing Page
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Use of white space
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Keep the page simple and only include info that will serve to convert those visitors
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To determine which landing page the consumer is directed to, it's vital to think first
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which platform did they 'click through' on?\n
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Facebook, instagram, pinterest marketing will be different, since people go to those platforms for specific purposes. Therefore the purpose of the landing page must be relevant to whatever ad they clicked on
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what is the goal with this landing page?\n
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generate awareness?
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to get them thinking about new experiences while they are in travel mode?
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A hook that piques their interest. needs to be relevant to why they clicked to the post in the first place
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Of course, this will differ depending on if we are marketing towards Tattlers or Travellers.
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examples\n
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where will you let the world take you?
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ready to leave the tour bus behind, and really start to explore the world?
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the evolution of experiential travelling
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Create buzzwords that pique interest?
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*experiential travelling
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have a clear objective
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filling out a form
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clicking on a \"sign up\" button
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CTAs should be colours that contrast with background
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Think of the page as a funnel.
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The widest part of the funnel represents the wide variability of different users\n
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different purposes for being there
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different levels of wariness, or general willingness to try new things
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the narrow part represents the common goal that we ultimately want to get as many visitors as possible to achieve.
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Convince, rather than sell
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Don't come off as trying to sell your product. Rather, come off as trying to make a persuasive argument for why your offering is the best way forward. You don't need to even mention your product early on. Just get them convinced that it's time to change whatever method they are currently employing in their lives.
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Once they are convinced, it will be natural for the visitor to have your brand in mind (they clicked on your ad, after all). At most, do some light mentioning of the brand, but be extremely careful not to come off as sales-y\n
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People hate to be sold on things. People love to find solutions to their problems.
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Make the webpage as scannable as possible, with use of bullets and headings.
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Don't be afraid to include a good level of convincing material on specially designed landing pages (SDLP) (ie. those designed to be lead to from digital marketing means)
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People are accustomed to knowing that \"scroll down for more info\" is a thing. If they want more info because their interest is piqued but they aren't yet convinced, they can do that. However, it's not a necessity, and the experience is not negatively impacted otherwise.
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For specially designed landing pages present the picture of the current state of the world, then proceed to show how the world is with the product you are offering in it.
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Make sure that image is realistic otherwise people won't relate to it\n
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ex. don't portray the world as one where you can only carry around 30 songs on an mp3 player. That's not the state of the world anymore, and no one will resonate with it.
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The best is if the current state of the world is not good, but people don't realize that. Then, if you are able to show that the state of the world is not good and have people realize that, they will most be open to suggestion, since a large void was just created and that void needs to be filled.
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make use of animations, both static and within the video
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Even better if you can make \"static\" images that aren't so static (using slight csv animations)
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In SDLPs, be sure that the point is emphasized that whatever you are offering is NOT what the visitor dreads or is afraid of
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- ex. Rosetta stone reiterates the fact that with the platform, you will not learn with boring drills\n- This creates separation between what the visitor's fears are, and what your brand actually offers as a solution.\n- This being said, it is vital that the business understands exactly how the market feels about \"this sort of thing\". That way, it can be addressed.\n\t- Do they have an unsafe impression of it?\n
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-If using a video explainer, make use of bullets to cover the high level overview of whatever it is the brand does, then use the video to dive a bit deeper into the weeds
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Create such good content that it's difficult for people to say no
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This goes for general content that adds value, but does not try too hard to sell the brand
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Start with why
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Why related questions/answers should be at the top
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Maybe make headings, and each heading would be a 1..2..3 component\n
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In the form of a question
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Be your own boss, share your {passion,world}, do what you were meant to do
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try using the relative minor/major of the key you are coming from
16:12 - a classic Warcraft motif in Fm. The chords that play behind the motif in between iterations is interesting. Is the key changing, or is it staying in Fm?
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Reasons for believing they exist
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Around one in five Sun-like stars is thought to have an Earth-sized planet in its habitable zone (2013).
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A trust that is created upon the death of the settlor
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Testamentary spousal trust
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common for individuals who have remarried but have children from an earlier marriage.
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Think of the notes of a key as different pieces of punctuation. The root is like the period, since it brings some sense of finality. The 4th is like a comma, which implies there is more to come.
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The 3rd is the most melodic part of the key. To make phrases sound more melodic, give more prominence to the 3rd.
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Relative key
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ex. C and Am
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The relative minor is 3 semitones below the tonic of the major scale
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ex. 3 semitones below the C is A, meaning that the relative minor of C is Am
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Modulation
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Also known as key change
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Modulation to the subdominant key often creates a sense of musical relaxation, as opposed to modulation to the dominant (fifth note of the scale), which increases tension.
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ex. If we are playing in C major, modulation to the subdominant means a key change to F
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Distorted electric guitar is not normally compressed, since they are basically already compressed
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same with square-waved synths
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Circle of Fifths
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Depending on how we are using it, each letter on the circle of fifths can represent:
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individual notes
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If we go clockwise, we are ascending by a 5th interval (or descending by a 4th); if we go counterclockwise, we are ascending by a 4th (or descending by a 5th)
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As we go around the circle clockwise (starting from C), we notice that C has no sharps/flats, G has 1 sharp, D has 2 sharps, A has 3 etc. \n
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this demonstrates that the closer letters are to each other, the more similar they are.
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Also, D has the same sharps as G (plus one more), and A has the same sharps as D (plus one more)\n
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mn: the order of sharps as they get added: Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle \n
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can be reversed to derive the order of flats as they get added.
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notice that the order that sharps get added is the same note that is found 2 ticks of the circle backwards from the key we are playing in\n
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ex. From the key of G, the sharp is F#, which is the same note that is 2 spaces backwards from G.
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we can derive the notes of a major scale by taking a tonic, taking the 5 notes in the clockwise direction, along with 1 note in the counterclockwise direction\n
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ex. in E major, we take A, B, F#, Db, Ab, Eb
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this works equally well for the minor (inner) part of the circle
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the further away a note is from a tonic, the more dissonant it sounds\n
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the tritone of any tonic is on the opposite side of the circle
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If we start from a tonic and move counterclockwise to its 4th, we will notice a pattern: 4 1 5 2 6 3 7
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keys that are more related to each other (ie. closer together) have only few accidentals that are different from one another. this is why they are considered related keys: hey have almost all the same notes!\n
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eg. D and A have 2 sharps and 3 sharps respectively. This means only 1 note is different between them making them quite related.
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mn: caroline gets drunk and eats butterflies\nmn: caroline fondles beads
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\"Look at the circle of fifths. Notice how the notes that are opposite to each other in the circle are a tritone(three whole tones) apart. C and F# are opposite to each other and they are a tritone apart on the piano. G and Db are a tritone apart and they are opposite each other on the circle and so on.
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a way to better recall this is to remember 4 notes on the circle. C,G,F# and F. C is at the top, F# is at the opposite side of C, G is to the right of C, and F is to the left of C. And then, just remember BEAD. On the right side of the circle, BEAD goes up from F# and goes till G, and to the left BEAD goes down from F and goes down to F#. The only difference is that BEAD on the left is all flat, Bb,Eb,Ab,Db.\"
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\"Another point: when you look at the key of C, you actually see a family of chords related to that key, right next to each other which represents the \"qualities of C\". Thus you have your IV, I and V chords right next to C, but then you also have the chords D, A and E, looking to the right, (which in this case would be the relative minors of F, C and G...Dm is the relative minor of F, Am is the relative minor of C, and Em is the relative minor of G. This creates an instant family of chords moving up the scale of C: C, Dm, Em, F, G, Am (and then Bdim is really redundant to a G chord (in part), so we only concentrate on the three primary major chords and the three relative minors in each scale!\"
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\"Glass Doors Are Easily Broken\" for the sharps. \"
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\"One of the most useful aspects of the circle of fifths is to deduce the relative minor. It doesn't always feel immediately obvious, particularly if you are in a complex major key at the time, so just move clockwise by three (G major -> E minor). Similarly if you are in a minor key and want the associated major, go anticlockwise by three (D minor -> F major).\"
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Compressor
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What is it?
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A compressor is a volume function. After a certain threshold of dB, the volume is decreased.
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The result is a reduction in the dynamic range of an audio signal
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If we visualize music in a 3D space, where volume is represented as distance from us, a compressor is like a wall that sits between us and the sound. If using a limiter (ie. a compressor with a max threshold), then the wall will not allow the sound to get past that threshold at all.
The original purpose of a compressor was to reduce dynamics. While they can, and that was their original intention, it isn’t the entire story. They’re actually relatively poor at this job compared to other tools. Think of compressors as tools that help you shape the Envelope of the source. Compressors can reduce or expand the dynamics of a source.
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Playing with the attack is a good place to start for beginners because it’s the easiest to hear. Hearing the effect of the release is a little trickier but really great once you get the hang of it. Being able to create depth with just compression and EQ really elevates your mixes, without having to rely on reverb etc to do this for you exclusively.
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If you set the threshold lower than the attack, it'll take a bit of time to get down to the new compressed level every time a sound starts, causing it to have a 'punch' or 'snap' like sound when the sound starts.
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Sometimes you like that snap, sometimes you want that snap to push into the limiter/master chain to saturate it a bit. Or even just slap a saturator on the end so the level is still the same as before, but now it has a bit more saturation on the start of phrases.
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Flavors of compressor
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The stated goal of a compressor has always been to \"tighten the leash on a source\". While transparency was always the intent, historically, analog compressors always had their own sound to them. With the advent of the DAW, digital compressors are able to offer true transparency, though the artifact flavor imparted by the analog compressors have since been considered desirable.
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the stock compressors in a DAW usually offer a transparent (flavorless) compressor
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Why use it?
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3 main purposes
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better signal/noise ratio (ie. less hiss)
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stabilize the sound image (ie. more presence)
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bring sound elements closer/further away from listener
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Better signal
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if we have quiet parts and loud parts in a song, simply reducing the volume will take care of unintended distortion from the loud sounds, but it will make the quiet sounds too quiet, and lead to hiss.
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Stabilize the sound image
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More chaotic mixes need more compression. Compression will stabilize sounds, giving them more presence.
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You might to decide to compress one sound moreso to give it more relative presence, or you may decide to compress everything to increase overall presence of the mix
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Adding heavy compression to a sound and then turning up the volume is a technique that can do 2 different things:
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make a sound front and centre (e.g. electric guitar)
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prevent a softer sound from being lost in the mix\n
add between 1dB-3dB of gain to the wet output fader.
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to bring a sound element up front in the mix
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use settings similar to those suggested for pushing sound elements back in the mix
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add in a lot of gain with the wet output fader (around 9dB, or even more)
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How to use it?
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A ratio of 4:1 and threshold of 6dB gain reduction is usually a good place to start
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Mix Bus
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Attack + Release times are crucial on the mix bus
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Normally set at a 4:1 ratio
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SSL G compressor is industry standard
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slower attack times will give you more punch, but faster attack times will grab things and help glue them together
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Types of compressor
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There are 2 types of compressor
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downward
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Upward
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Downward compression reduces the volume of loud sounds above a certain threshold. This is the more common type of compression.
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Upward compression increases the volume of quiet sounds below a certain threshold.
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Threshold timing behavior is subject to attack and release settings. When the signal level goes above threshold, compressor operation is delayed by the attack setting. For an amount of time determined by the release after the input signal has fallen below the threshold, the compressor continues to apply dynamic range compression.
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The amount of gain reduction is determined by ratio: a ratio of 4:1 means that if input level is 4 dB over the threshold, the output signal level is reduced to 1 dB over the threshold. The gain and output level has been reduced by 3 dB. Another way of stating this is that any input signal level over the threshold will, in this case, be output at a level which is only 25% (i.e. 1 over 4) as much over the threshold as its input level was.
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The highest ratio of ∞:1 is known as limiting, and effectively denotes that any signal above the threshold is brought down to the threshold level once the attack time has expired.
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Expansion
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Some compressors also have the ability to do the opposite of compression, namely expansion. Expansion increases the dynamic range of the audio signal. Like compression, expansion comes in two types, downward and upward.
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Downward expansion make the quiet sounds below the threshold even quieter. A noise gate can be thought of as an extreme form of downward expansion as the noise gate make the quiet sounds (for instance: noise) quieter or even silent
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Upward expansion make the louder sounds above the threshold even louder.
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Compressing before or after EQ
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using EQ in front of your compressor produces a warmer, rounder tone, while using EQ after your compressor produces a cleaner, clearer sound. So, the question you need to ask yourself for each channel in your mix is, “Do I want to EQ the compressed signal or do I want to compress the EQed signal? What sound do I want for this signal?”
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Where in the FX chain to use compressor.
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Compressors should typically be applied after subtractive EQ
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imagine we had a singer who grabbed the mic when singing, resulting in a low rumble at sporadic points in the song. Since a compressor doesn't know the difference about frequencies, the low rumble would cause all frequencies to duck. Therefore, we must EQ out the rumble first so the compressor doesn't get triggered and lower the volume of all frequencies.
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Sounds with harsh transients (e.g. handclaps, snare) can be tamed with a compressor with slow attack in order to allow a portion of the transient through. Afterwards, apply additive EQ (~2000 hZ for handclaps) to make the sound more apparent.
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if we had applied the additive EQ before compression, that boost could push the compressor in an unwanted way, and actually negate the EQ's effect.
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Integrity
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A man is honourable in proportion to the personal risks he takes for his opinion. In other words, the amount of downside he is exposed to.
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Note recognition
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call out a note (e.g. F natural) and know how + where to play it
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play a note at a particular position (10th fret of E string) and recognize which note it is\n
Pick a natural note, then play it on each string (down and up) on frets 1 through 12. Do this 3 times, and move to another note. Then do this for frets 12 through 20. Once you have done all the natural notes twice, go to ex #2.
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Use a metronome at 40 BPM. Play one note per beat, and repeat ex #1.
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Repeat ex #2, but do it for the accidentals.
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Choose any two notes. Play UP in one note (across each of the six strings) and DOWN on the other note (without stopping). Use the metronome @ 40 BPM. When it feels easy, go to ex #5.
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Write seven 7 notes in random order. With the metronome @ 40 BPM, play the first note going up, and the next note going down, etc. etc. for all 7 notes. (without stopping). When it feels easy, go to Ex #6
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Repeat the exercises 2 through 5 at BPM speeds 50 / 60 / 70 / and 80. When you can do Exercise #5 at 80 BPM you are finished.
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sing notes before you hit them
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try and improvise over a couple of chords, and before you hit each note of the improvisation, hum the note. this is important to learning what each string+fret on the guitar will sound like.
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Interval recognition
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see a fretting interval between 2 fingers and recognize what interval it is.
identify some transitions that are hard to make and make a habit of forming them in the most efficient way.
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in other words, change the way you form chords to optimize how quickly they can be formed
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One on On
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One-on-ones (1:1s)
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start off by asking “how are you doing?” because it’s one of the many questions people forget to ask when the day-to-day gets overwhelming. Stopping for a few minutes to discuss how we’re feeling is a prerequisite to feeling appreciated and heard.
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First one-on-one
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What do you like to do outside of work?
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What are your 1 year, 3-year, and 5-year career goals?
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Recurring
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What has been the highlight of your past week? Lowlight?
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What kind of things have you been working on?
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What kind of challenges are you facing? Does anything feel harder than it should be?
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Channels
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When making a stereo mix, individual mono tracks still need 2 channels each, since the sound will be heard in 2 outputs (e.g. 2 pads on headphones, 2 speakers etc.). Hence, if we did not 2 channels we would not be able to pan the sound; Each sound would be straight down the middle.
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Channels can be used to send a signal to multiple destinations.
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Fundamental Analysis
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General points of analysis
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Company Leadership\nExecutive Pay\nNo Stock Buybacks
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can be a red flag. Why are they doing this? to shore up their stock price? A buyback screams \"short-term focus!\"\nLong-Term Planning\nIs The Business Future Proof?\nDo I Understand What They Do?
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Often after a company posts strong earnings, the stock price will rise sharply, followed by a sharp pullback. This is due to investor's taking profits off the table. This presents a buying opportunity, because nothing has changed in the fundamentals of the company.
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Invest in companies that have economies of scale
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ex. Amazon has major benefits to more volume, making \"good business\" work in their favor, whereas companies like Uber or WeWork have poor economies of scale, and their expenses-revenue is far more linear\n
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the term \"technology company\" is thrown around a lot these days, but it might be smarter to define a \"tech company\" as one who inherently has has element of large leveragability and economies of scale— otherwise, how do you justify such massive multiples on their stock price?
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Flywheel effect
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The fly wheel effect is the idea of more people coming onto platform causing better content to be produced, which causes more people to come onto the platform, and so forth
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Netflix is a great example of a company to which this effect applies
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Mortgage
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When you get a mortgage on a house, you are essentially shorting the currency that you bought that house in.
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The only thing of real value involved in a mortgage in the asset posed as collateral.
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A mortgage agreement has monetary value, backed by both the trust of the mortgaged individual and the asset that the mortgage is on.
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A mortgage is an I.O.U, and in a sense equivalent to money, since it is portable, exchangeable and saleable.
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A mortgage is distinct from a typical borrowing scenario, such as borrowing a hammer from a neighbor. In the financial world, the bank lets us pay with money which it doesn't have.
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If the bank didn't have the mortgage in their possession, there would be no money to lend.
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Personal
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A personal trust is one where the beneficiaries do not pay for their interest in the trust
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Discretionary Trust
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A trust in which the distributions of assets will be left to the discretion of the trustee.
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ex. the distribution of trust income (e.g. dividend income) could be left to the discretion of the trustee, while ensuring that capital allocations are still adhered to the wishes as set out by the settlor.
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2 Types of Personal Trust
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a trust which arises upon the death of the testator
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Living trust
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These trusts are particularly useful in accomplishing family tax and financial objectives.
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Reverb
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One of reverb's main functions is to connect sounds in a mix and fill in the space between the speakers
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Reverb is made up of thousands of delay times
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when a sound first hits our ears, it continues past our head and eventually hits the wall, where it bounces off and interacts with all the other sound waves where it eventually hits our ears again.
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When we put reverb in a mix, it's as though we are placing the sound of a room between the speakers
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Reverb tends to introduce sub-harmonics and other low-frequency noise, so it’s a good idea to cut this with an EQ. Particularly if the part is played higher up on the keyboard, reverb is notorious for creating a buildup of unwanted frequencies.
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Reverse gate reverb
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Take the envelope of gated reverb and reverse it, resulting in a reverb that starts quietly, gets louder, then suddenly cuts off.
allows control over the decay rate of different frequencies. That is, instead of controlling the volume of each frequency (as a normal EQ does), this EQ controls the decay rate of each frequency.
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ex.you could extend the decay time at some frequencies while shortening the decay time at other parts of the spectrum:\n
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Room reverb
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When we record in a bedroom, there is a lack of cohesion due to the fact that each instrument was recorded separately, and potentially in different rooms.
ambient reverb, to push instruments back in the mix\n
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this reverb bus should have plenty of early reflections (in Pro-R, manifested through a short Distance and medium Character)
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room reverb, to get the tone of the room
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Send varying amounts of each instruments to these 2 reverbs depending on what you want them to sound like
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low instruments (like kick) should typically send less signal to these buses (something like 10-20%).
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Creatively using reverb
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Call and response
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try syncing the pre-delay time to your DAW’s tempo and you can create some fun rhythmic “call and response” effects.
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Sound originating from one side of a room
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You can create the impression that the sound is originating from one area by adjusting input pan and output pan separately. Panning the input is different from panning the output, because the reverb will spread the signal again.
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Two key properties of a sound determine how it sounds
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The frequency (how many times the wave vibrates in one second) is broadly related to the pitch of the sound we hear. So we hear a high-frequency sound as having a higher pitch. In other words, a choir boy's voice produces a mixture of sound waves of generally higher frequency than an adult man's voice.
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The amplitude (volume) of a sound is related to the amount of energy that the sound waves carry. When you bang a drum hard, you make more energetic sound waves with more amplitude that you hear as louder sounds.
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We hear multiple frequencies, but the main one we hear is the fundamental.
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All sounds can be broken down by each individual sine wave (singular frequency) that builds it. \n
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ex. The reason why a clarinet playing middle C sounds different from a piano playing middle C is because the frequencies that make up each sound are different. The notes are the same, the frequencies (harmonics) are different.
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therefore, the fundamental of a clarinet playing C sounds the same as the fundamental of a guitar playing C.
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The only time you hear a single pitch is if you are listening to a sine wave. Every instrument and wave form has some kind of overtones which result in the distinctive timbre of said instrument which makes it identifiable.
When we play an A note on the guitar (the fundamental), there are also other harmonic sounds that can he heard, each of which is a perfect multiple of the fundamental frequency
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Certain combinations of odd numbered harmonics (e.g. 3rd, 5th and 9th(?)) will tend to product a more edgy sound, while the even harmonics will create a more soothing sound.
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Overtones are the strongest at the moment of attack. So if the attack is covered by the rest of the ensemble, and the note is sustained, it can be difficult to tell what instrument is playing the note. In other words, if a clarinet plays a sustained note, but the entire ensemble hits a loud short note at the moment of attack, it will be difficult to tell if the sustained note is played by a clarinet or a trumpet or an oboe or a flute, etc.
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if you had a chorus of singers singing a chord in perfect tuning, you would hear a tone that is not being sung by any one of the singers. This tone is the overtone.\n
when the soundwave has a constant vibration (such as one originating from an instrument), the movement of the air molecules will disturb those ahead and behind them in such a way that they cause molecules to squeeze together
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This type of wave is difficult to show in a diagram, which is why sound waves are portrayed as transverse
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A slinky creates waves similar to this
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try imagining yourself as one of the particles that the wave is disturbing (a water drop on the surface of the ocean, or an air molecule). As the soundwave comes from behind you, its transverse waves lift you up and then drops you down; a longitudinal wave coming from behind pushes you forward and pulls you back.
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When we are portraying a longitudinal wave as transverse, the \"high point\" of the wave would be when the molecules are more bunched together.
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when playing a guitar, the string disturbs the air molecules around it as it vibrates, producing sound waves in the air
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Standing refers to the fact that the peaks of the waves don't move toward a direction — though the amplitude does go up and down
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this phenomenon arises when we confine a wave to a given region. we have a string fixed at both ends. When you pluck a guitar string, the wave travels down the string towards the nut. Once it hits the nut, it reflects back toward the base, though going down the reverse side of the string. Because these waves are continuous, they run into each other at the nodes (where the wave meets the center axis). Standing waves occur when these waves running into each other reinforce one another, as opposed to crashing into each other.
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The deal with standing waves is that they have to fit perfectly within the boundaries so that the reflected wave will match up perfectly with the nodes that correspond.\n\n
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These standing waves are called harmonics.
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The longer the string, the longer the wavelength. With a stringed instrument, the only way to get shorter wavelength harmonics is to shorten the string by fretting. This is how you move from whole to halves to thirds and so on.
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when you think about it, the with each harmonic, we are dividing the string into 1/2, 1/3 and so on.
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The fundamental (whole) wave is the one that gives the string its pitch. the other waves produce a series of harmonics.
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They are what gives the string its rich, musical, string-like sound - its timbre.
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(The sound of a single frequency alone is a much more mechanical, uninteresting, and unmusical sound.)
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Anything that produces a tone (ie musical instrument, voice)
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recall that scalars, vectors and matrices are types of tensors
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Math
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At its most fundamental level, math is the manipulation of symbols that represent numbers. The existence of symbols (ie. variables) is precisely what makes mathematics applicable to a wide range of areas.
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\"Math has a tendency to reward you when you respect its symmetries.\"
We don't learn things like integrals so that we can use them in everyday life. Instead, we learn them and practice them for the same reason that a soccer player does zig-zag drills and lifts weights. You will never see them do those things on the soccer field, but they will use the strength, speed, insight and flexibility that they built up by doing those drills. Therefore, learning those drills is a part of soccer.
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And if we don't want to be our proverbial professional soccer player, that's fine! We can still enjoy a game of soccer with friends, and we will be healthier for doing so. Mathematics is the same way. You may not be aiming for a a math-focused career, but math is woven into the way we reason. Knowing mathematics is like wearing X-ray specs that reveal hidden structures underneath the messy and chaotic surface of the world.
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We learn math because it influences our habits of thought. In this sense, it is no different from learning about biases and fallacies: they help us recognize patterns in the world and influence our decision-making for the better.
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someone well-versed in math is always asking: \"what assumptions are you making? And why are they justified?\"\n
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ex. someone unfamiliar with Survivorship Bias will hear a story like Abraham Wald's Aircraft Bullet Holes and will make a set of assumptions. Their naive assumption is that all planes are returning from battle, and that is therefore the denominator in their calculation. Of course, this isn't true, and it causes them to reach a very wrong conclusion.
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\"math is like an atomic-powered prosthesis that you attach to your common sense, vastly multiplying its reach and strength\"
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Abstraction
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Mathematics is all about abstraction. We observe the fingers on our hand and abstract over them the concept of natural numbers. We see how you can take away values from a set and abstract out the concept of negation. We take the concepts of numbers, addition, and negation and abstract them to groups. And so on, and so on.
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\"Mathematicians don't just care about finding the answer but developing general problem solving tools and techniques.\"
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It's all about boiling down specific applications to their most basic and fundamental properties.
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To be an effective at math, you need to be able to look past all of the empirical application of the problem you are trying to solve and understand the fundamental mathematics that lies behind. In this sense, we focus on the common skeleton shared by different problems that look very different on the surface.
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ex. if you are able to do this, it becomes apparent when biases are being assumed.
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sometimes only paying attention to the abstract part of the problem can cause you to ignore features of the problem that really matter
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The problem with how math is taught
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In school, math is taught as a set of rules that one must obey or you fail. But this is not mathematics. Mathematics is the study of things that come out in a certain way because there is no other way they could possibly be.
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Intuitiveness of math
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As humans, we have built-in mental systems for assessing the likelihood of an uncertain outcome. But past rudimentary mathematics, those systems are pretty weak and unreliable (especially when it comes to events of extreme rarity).
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Addition is the most fundamental of mathematics and also the most intuitive. Without being taught the mathematical rule that a+b=b+c, kids know that 5+3 is the same thing as 3+5
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By the same token, one could not say that the mathematical rule of 5×3=3×5 is as intuitive, but there is intuition that can be gained once it can be applied to a real-world circumstance.
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ex. Consider a grid of 8 rows by 6 columns.
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Not everything in math can be intuited. For instance, one cannot do calculus by common sense. But calculus is still derived from our common sense. Newton took our intuition about how objects move in straight lines, formalized it, and then built on top of that formal structure a universal mathematical description of motion.
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Prime numbers
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The primes are the atoms of number theory, the basic indivisible entities of which all numbers are made.
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this is because a prime has only 2 factors: 1 and itself
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All whole numbers greater than 1 are either primes or products of primes.
theorem is a statement that is expressed in a mathematical language and can be said with certainty to be either valid or invalid.\n
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For example, the theorem “there are infinitely many prime numbers”. To prove this theorem, it is not enough to point out an additional prime number for a specific given list.\n
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What we need to do is to present a convincing argument why this is the case, rather than just demonstrating the next number in the sequence.
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a proof on the other hand, requires some definitive reason why the fact that is posited is indeed the truth.\n
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We can prove that prime numbers are always continuing, because we know that \"all whole numbers are either prime or composite (made up of 2 primes)\". We are able to prove this by picking numbers at random, and verifying that this is true. With each sample, we will have zero variation, and will always be able to either: multiply 2 primes to reach the result, or declare the number a prime
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An equation is an abstraction that allows the user of the formula to derive a result that they can then use.
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An equation is a function, functions are basically I/O machines, and abstractions by definition allow us leverage a simpler system to improve productivity.
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Functions
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Domain
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the set of values that a function is able to accept. In other words, the function can only accept as inputs (arguments) the values which are included as part of the domain
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ex. in relational databases, the domain (ie. the boundary/scope) would be the type (int, bool, string etc)
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Classical Mathematics
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The underlying idea that underpins everything in classical mathematics is that everything is straight, and made up of simple shapes (circle, square, triangle, pyramid etc.)
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This philosophy does not lend itself well to the idea of fractals
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Therefore, classical mathematics is only really well suited to study the world that we as humans have created, and it fails to account for the geometry of the natural world.
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Curiosity
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Curiosity is the intellectual need to answer questions and close open patterns.
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Story plays to this universal desire by doing the opposite posing questions and opening situations.
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Gap theory of curiosity
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Curiosity happens when we feel a gap in our knowledge.
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some domains create fanatical interest because they naturally create knowledge gaps.
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movies - \"what will happen?\"
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mystery novels - \"who did it?\"
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sports - \"who will win?\"
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pokemon - \"which cards am I missing?\"
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An implication of the theory is that we need to open gaps first, before we can close them.
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For this reason, our first instinct to tell the facts will fall on deaf ears. Our audience hasn't yet decided if it wants to know those facts yet. Not enough curiosity has been seeded yet.
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A trick to getting people to care is to highlight some gap in their knowledge. Get them to focus on something that they don't know the answer to. Get them curious to find out. Then once they have that interest in closing the gap, you are there to provide the answer. \n
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ex. nightly news with flashy headlines \"There's a new drug sweeping the teenage community.\". This prompts you to ask tons of questions. what drug is it?is it actually a big deal, or just overblown?is my daughter on these drugs?
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Gap theory doesn't work when the person thinks already know everything there is to know.
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Build curiosity with a \"string-along\" type of narrative
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Consider two contrasting examples:
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This year we targeted support from theatre-goers under 35. Our goal\nis to increase donations from younger patrons, who have traditionally composed a much greater percentage of our audience that of our donor base. To reach them, we implemented a phone-based fund-raising program. Six months into the program, the response rate has been almost 20%, which we consider a success.
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This year we set out to answer a question: Why do people under 35— who make up 40% of our audience—provide only 10% of our donations? Our theory was that they didn't realize how much we rely on charitable donations to do our work, so we decided to try calling them with a short interview of our business and our upcoming shows. Going into the 6-month test, we thought a 10% response rate would be a success. Before I tell you what happened, let me remind you of how we set the program up.
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The first example summarizes, while the second example keeps stringing you along, making you ask questions: \"What was the question you set out to answer?\", \"Yeah, why do 40% of people only donate 10%?\", \"So was your theory correct?\", \"So what happened when you tried to call them?\", \"So what were your findings after the 6 month test?\"
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The 2nd example makes you care about wanting to know something, and then tells you what you want to know.
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It starts with a puzzle. It them presents a theory, and then tests that theory
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\"Do not spoil the wonder with haste\"
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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Limited Hangout
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future. \n\nYou can think of this collection of inter-linked notes as my personal wiki.\n\nThis Dendron notebook is the sister vault to the tech-focused [Digital Garden](https://tech.kyletycholiz.com)\n\n## Tags\nThroughout the Second Brain, I have made use of tags, which give semantic meaning to the pieces of information.\n\n- `ex.` - Denotes an *example* of the preceding piece of information\n- `spec:` - Specifies that the preceding information has some degree of *speculation* to it, and may not be 100% factual. Ideally this gets clarified over time as my understanding develops. I try to go back after I have better understood the topic and clear out the notes of `spec:` tags\n- `anal:` - Denotes an *analogy* of the preceding information. When I can, I attempt to link concepts to others that I have previously learned.\n- `mn:` - Denotes a *mnemonic* to aid in memorization\n- `expl:` - Denotes an *explanation*\n\n## Resources\n### UE (Unexamined) Resources\nOften, I come across sources of information that I believe to be high-quality. They may be recommendations or found in some other way. No matter their origin, I may be in a position where I don't have the time to fully examine them (and properly extract notes), or I may not require the information at that moment in time. In cases like these, I will add reference to a section of the note called **UE Resources**. The idea is that in the future when I am ready to examine them, I have a list of resources that I can start with. 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Inversive Thinking
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Inversive thinking is a way of problem solving that involves thinking about the state\nof the world that would exist if the particular problem you are trying to\nsolve for is true. In other words, \"if we want this, what else in the\nworld would have to be true simultaneously?\"
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ex. tobacco companies once had men as their sole market. To solve this problem conventionally, you'd ask yourself \"what do we need to do in order to get women to smoke?\". If you were to solve this problem in an inversive way, you'd ask yourself \"in a world where there are an equal amount of women smokers as men, what variables must be true in order for this world to exist?\". The answer was that women had to be able to see smoking as consistent with their existing desire to be slim. The companies figured that in a world where women were also smokers, the women would also have it in their head that smoking promotes a piece of their self-identity. With the slimness fad going on, this was a perfect opportunity.\nthe idea was to literally shape our lives around a void which would only be fillable by cigarettes
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sidenote: if you are trying to discern who your target market is, brainstorm a list of benefits of your product and see if anything jumps out (in this example, slimming is a benefit that was previously overlooked until they realized it was a good selling point for women
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takeaway: always invert when you are stuck on how to solve a problem
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def - a process of problem-solving thinking that flips the convention model of \"what do I have to do to achieve X\" on its head
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ex. Sherlock Holmes had a case where there was supposedly a compromising photo of the king in posession of a woman. A conventional approach to this problem is to first find out if the women has the picture through surveillance, then figure out where the picture is through some form of subversiveness. Sherlock was able to use the logic \"if this woman does in fact have a picture, you'd think (due to its high value), she would keep it in an easy to reach spot (people tend to keep valuables within reach in case of emergency)\". Sherlock made up a ruse in order to get in her house, and had an associate fake a fire outside, prompting the woman to go for the photo, thereby confirming both its existence and its hiding place. In this example, Sherlock was able to imagine the state of world that would have to exist if this thing were in fact true.
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future. \n\nYou can think of this collection of inter-linked notes as my personal wiki.\n\nThis Dendron notebook is the sister vault to the tech-focused [Digital Garden](https://tech.kyletycholiz.com)\n\n## Tags\nThroughout the Second Brain, I have made use of tags, which give semantic meaning to the pieces of information.\n\n- `ex.` - Denotes an *example* of the preceding piece of information\n- `spec:` - Specifies that the preceding information has some degree of *speculation* to it, and may not be 100% factual. Ideally this gets clarified over time as my understanding develops. I try to go back after I have better understood the topic and clear out the notes of `spec:` tags\n- `anal:` - Denotes an *analogy* of the preceding information. 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Memory
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The hippocampus is part of the medial temporal lobe, along with the amygdala. The hippocampus is responsible for combining senses in a way that is convenient for memory.\nOur recollection of individual events is made up of multiple parts of the brain working in tandem. When you are experiencing something, different senses activate different parts of your brain.
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anal. Imagine a cellist giving a performance. There are many different senses that are active at any given moment. The sound of the cello (auditory cortext), the feel of the fingers on the strings (postcentral gyrus), the look on an audience member’s face (fusiform gyrus), the feel of stage fright (amygdala)... All of these things are joined together by the hippocampus to give a more solidified memory of the experience.
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this shows that memories are not stored in one place of the brain. This is why there are people who have suffered brain damage to an extent that they can't form new memories, yet they can still go to the store and do their shopping. This is because the muscle memory of doing your shopping takes place in a different part of your brain than the memory of what you ate for breakfast.
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because the hippocampus is what ties these different memories together to form complete ones, our \"life's story\" is limited by what the hippocampus is able to combine among shards of memories that exist in different parts of the brain.
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Memory doesn't work like a video recorder
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This understanding of the brain helps illustrate why memory is not analogous to a recording device. Recalling events is not like a video player, where we just load in a memory. Instead, recall has more to do with retrieving these fragments of memory, and combining them with the hippcampus. This all happens in the moment as we are recalling an event.
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If we had to shoehorn how memory works into the analogy of a recording device, the recording device would work in a bit of a different way. Instead of reading a file and then playing it, the recording device would have to assemble different pieces of related memory from different places of the storage drive. It would then have to reassemble those pieces of memory, filling in the holes that inevitably arise from missing information. This AI does its best to guess how the empty holes should be filled in, but it invariably makes mistakes along the way. In the end, the played-back version of the recording certainly resembles the original, but some information is either wrong, or completely omitted (do you really consider the billboard advertisement when recalling a memory that took place in the train station?)
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The amygdala is the \"emotional\" component to the brain. It sits next to the hippocampus, and enhances the hippocampus' memory creating functionality. This means that when the amgydala is active, our capacity to make memories is enhanced. This helps explain why we remember milestone days, like wedding, birth of child etc.
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ex. when flashed a group of faces, we tend to remember the faces that show some sort of emotion (eg. anger, happiness).
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Mnemonic anchors that involve imagery are strongest when they are vivid, peculiar, and exaggerated in size or quantity.
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Peak–end rule
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we tend to remember flagship moments: the peaks, the pits, and the transitions.
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The peak–end rule is a specific form of the more general extension neglect and duration neglect.
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Carbon
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Carbon is so necessary to life due to its remarkable capacity for forming chains and rings and other complex molecular architectures.
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Carbon enters the food web via photosynthesis when plants extract it from CO2 in the atmosphere.
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All the carbon in the atmosphere ultimately comes from plants, and it is continually being recycled back into the atmosphere when we breathe out and die.
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Most of the carbon in the atmosphere's carbon dioxide is carbon-12, which is not radioactive. However, 1 out of every trillion carbon atoms is carbon-14, which is radioactive.
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carbon-14 has a half-life of 5730 years, and it decays to nitrogen-14.
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plant biochemistry doesn't care if it's getting carbon-12 or carbon-14.
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The clock of carbon 14 is \"zeroed\" at the time that an organism dies as the inflow of fresh carbon 14 is cut off
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The ratio of carbon 14 to carbon 12 in living things is the same as what’s found in the atmosphere. Once an organism dies, the carbon 14 starts to decay to nitrogen 14 and thus the ratio changes. Eventually, the only carbon left will be carbon 12 (more accurately, the carbon 14 will become too small to measure)
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therefore, the ratio of carbon 12 to carbon 14 can be used to calculate the time that has elapsed since the death of an organism
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Carbon dating is only accurate to the nearest century or so
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Formulas
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When designing a formula, you want to include as variables, any of your current variable's dependents.
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ex. I am making a spreadsheet to calculate RoI by year, and have as a variable biweeklyContribution: Number. This variable naturally depends on the person's salary, so instead of biweeklyContribution being a constant, we should introduce 2 new constants: annualSalary: Number and contributionPercentage: Number and make biweeklyContribution its own formul derived by multiplying the two.
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Relationships
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note: this Dendron Node is about relationships in a general sense, not just romantic relationships.
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Talk about yourself less than 50% of the time
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Stop saying sorry so much when you aren't at fault. Instead, use exclamations
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ex. When bikers pass and you and your dog is in the way, don't day sorry, say \"just watch out, I've got a dog here\"
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Each person has their own set of morals that they use for justification, reasoning rationalization and understanding about the world. This is a bubble around people and when two people interact their bubbles hit one another. If there is a great degree of understanding then they will absorb into one another and there will be good relations. Otherwise there will never be more than a surface relationship and there may even be resentment. Understanding someone's perspective is the only thing that allows these two bubbles to mesh together. True acceptance allows the most absorption
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When you want someone to change their behaviour/approach, put it in terms of some way that they stand to lose by the outcome of that approach
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ex. In Desperative Housewives, Carlos Solis makes the decision to get rid of housekeeper, so in response Gabrielle says \"I'm going to miss having sex with you. With all the housework I'm gonna have to do, I'm going to be exhausted at night\"
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You can't assume any attributes of a person based solely on their affiliations (republican, gay, Christian). When you debate with someone, there is a tendency for you to assume they have attributes affiliated with one of these cohorts, and you will base arguments off of that. This is why genuine questions to understand the other's view point is the only way.
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To make sure you understand someone well, repeat what the other person said in your own words, and not proceeding until you have that affirmation
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Socratic method
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step 1: make sure you have a good understanding of the other person's view point
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step 2: poke holes in their argument by using genuine questions that lead to imply their arguments could use logical maturing (need to adapt their thinking)\nFraming your disagreements in the form of questions gives the other side a chance to respond without feeling cornered
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Yes, but...
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finding any form of agreement can be critical to getting people to come around to your way of thinking. Find something they said that you agree with, and explain why it is the right thing to do\nex. person 1: you're just splitting hairs here\nperson 2: well yes, but maybe that's exactly what we should be doing\ndo this to avoid putting someone else on the defensive. When you rebut someone's argument outright, they take it as a personal affront\nex. \"ok, I'll give you that!\" (conceding a point)
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Hidden premises
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Hidden premises are unspoken assertions baked into a question or statement.
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When someone creates an argument but you can't quite explain why, it's either because you can't find the hidden premise, or you're experiencing cognitivie dissonance.
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person 1: What do you say to people who say \"the daily show is an echo chamber?\"
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person 2: Everything is an echo chamber. That's the whole point of watching something you like.
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Implied premise is that being in an echo chamber is a bad thing
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Responding like this is an example of \"yes but\".
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If you have never amended your beliefs about something before, then you are operating from conditioning, and thus have a higher probability of being wrong
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The goal of argument is not to be right; it's to get it right
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If you have ideas you believe in, you should be willing to test those ideas against someone who doesn't agree with you
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Offer others a simple, flattering headline when introducing them
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Understanding someone’s suffering is the best gift you can give another person. Understanding is love’s other name. If you don’t understand, you can’t love.
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If you care about being thought credible and intelligent, do not use complex language where simpler language will do.
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If someone tells you, “I’m offended,” it usually means you’ve exposed a truth they want to keep denied.
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“Argue like you’re right and listen like you’re wrong.”
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Humans are influenced by a desire to be important
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How one achieves this feeling is what defines their character
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When you sympathize with someone from the onset, you can set yourself up to win people to your way of thinking now that they are disarmed.
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\"sympathetic connection\" is the key thing that is necessary between two people to have a meaningful conversation. If you cannot listening intently to a point where you can vividly imagine what the other person is describing, you cannot make a meaningful connection
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say I mention the weather and how it has been nothing but rain for 2 weeks. If the other person has also experienced the same thing, they will be able to feel what is being said, and sympathize more, resulting in a more engaged response.
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When someone asks us a question that indicates interest in our process we feel that we have that person’s full attention, that there’s nothing this person wants more in that moment than for us to expand and share more about ourselves.
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It takes two to tango
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Are my current actions negatively impacting the outcome of this situation?
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Is it possible that my perspective is not 100% right? In that case, should I be making a judgment on a situation I don't have all of the facts on?
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using words like \"I think\" or \"I believe\" creates separation between you (the \"I think\" part) and your ideas (the rest of the sentence that follows)
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future. \n\nYou can think of this collection of inter-linked notes as my personal wiki.\n\nThis Dendron notebook is the sister vault to the tech-focused [Digital Garden](https://tech.kyletycholiz.com)\n\n## Tags\nThroughout the Second Brain, I have made use of tags, which give semantic meaning to the pieces of information.\n\n- `ex.` - Denotes an *example* of the preceding piece of information\n- `spec:` - Specifies that the preceding information has some degree of *speculation* to it, and may not be 100% factual. Ideally this gets clarified over time as my understanding develops. I try to go back after I have better understood the topic and clear out the notes of `spec:` tags\n- `anal:` - Denotes an *analogy* of the preceding information. 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π=diametercircumference
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A=πr2
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where A = Area of a circle; r = radius
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A circle has about 80% of the area of a similar-width square.
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3-Finger chords
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Shape chords - Consider that the D, A, and E open chords have a 1, 3 and 5 in the highest 3 strings.
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EQ
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What is it?
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Equalization is the process of adjusting the volume of different frequency bands within an audio signal.
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in other words, they can be thought of as frequency-specific volume knobs
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Equalization is commonly used to increase the depth of a mix, creating the impression that some sounds in a mono or stereo mix are farther away or closer than others
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There are 2 general approaches to EQ:
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EQ the sound in isolation
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this is primarily done to change the sound of the instrument, and potentially make it sound more interesting (which might mean less natural).
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not every instrument needs EQ at this stage
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the boundaries within which you can be creative with EQ is limited. Extreme reverb and extreme delay can be used to great effect in a mix, but outside the parameters of what is considered \"right\", EQ can quite easily sound bad.
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EQ the sound as part of the whole mix
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this approach is necessary
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It is generally considered uncommon for specific sounds to change EQ during a mix (ref)
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it can be done, but it is very noticeable. Aqualung (Jethro Tull; vocals) and Wish You Were Here (Pink Floyd; the acoustic guitar) are good examples of this.
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It is advisable to be wary of advice to \"always mix a certain instrument in a certain way\". Instead, each suggestion needs to make sense given the circumstances (ie. what genre of song you have, how the mics were placed etc.)
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Relative EQ
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Consider the idea that we can view volume as a relative function that is made up of all tracks occuring simultaneously.
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That is, the only \"loudness\" of a sound is how loud it is compared to the others.
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This is much the same for EQ, and we can compare the relative EQ of each sound at each frequency range.
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we can create various EQ relationships at each frequency range (highs, mid-range and low)
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spec: that means we can mix the lows as a cluster, the mids as a cluster, and so on
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Mirrored Equalization
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Instruments with similar frequency (such as bass guitar and kick drum) will compete with each other in the mix. Mirrored equalization is the process of boosting one and cutting the other so that they both stand out.
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How do we do it?
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Try to EQ everything to sit right in the biggest section (presumably the chorus or bridge), and work backwards from there.
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Try volume automation before you start automating EQ.
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If volume automation can’t get the right balance, maybe try splitting some instruments or vocals into Verse and Chorus tracks. I find this easier to manage than parameter automation.
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If that still isn’t enough then maybe go for EQ automation. But keep it simple. 90% of the battle of mixing is getting in control of the balance; you don’t want to overcomplicate things.
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Can’t overstate how each part’s melodic range (top to bottom) contributes to a good EQ balance. I find if I’m EQing drastically, it’s most likely a musical problem that needs to be addressed. E.g. if two instruments are playing in the same melodic range as the vocal... no amount of EQ is going to solve that musical problem.
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It is generally a good idea to sequentially EQ sounds that occupy a similar frequency space.
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ex. After EQing mandolin, we might want to EQ the lead acoustic guitar, which will allow us to more methodically carve out sufficient frequency space for each instrument.
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Frequency Spectrum
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See p.76 of ReaMix for all frequency ranges and the special attention each much be paid to successfully EQ.
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Presence zone
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The \"presence zone\" is found in the frequency range of 2.5-5 kHz.
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2.5-5 kHz is the frequency range the human ear is most sensitive to. It’s what your listeners pick up on first and remember best. Any sounds within that range will be more easily heard by your ears, and sound closer to you.
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because of this, a 1dB boost in this area might be comparable to a 3dB boost in any other range, which is why we have to take care boosting in this area.\n
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this concept can be illustrated by the Fletcher Munson curve, which illustrates what dB boost we need to give at each frequency in order to attain the same level of perceived loudness (measured in phons). We see that the curve rises on both the low end and high end, showing that we can't easily hear low frequency sounds or high frequency sounds.
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we can use this graph to get an idea of how sensitive each dB boost in EQ for a given region will affect the perceived loudness. Clearly, around 3000Hz-4000Hz we need to boost very gently.\n
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Making room in the presence zone for lead vocals is a classic choice. But whatever element of your mix you want front and center should occupy some of the presence zone if possible.
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Filters
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High-pass filter
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A high-pass (aka low cut) filter passes higher frequencies well but attenuates (cuts or decreases) lower-frequency components.
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a rumble filter is a high-pass filter that cuts out the low frequency end of human hearing (20-40 Hz range)
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Low-pass filter
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A low-pass (aka high cut) filter passes low-frequency components of signals while attenuating higher frequencies.
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Shelving filter
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A shelving filter can be used to reduce or increase signals above or below a set frequency\n
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any time we see bass and treble knobs on a speaker, these are shelving filters.
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Corrective EQ
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Boominess
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If an instrument sounds too \"boomy\", take off a few dB around 200Hz
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Muddiness
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If an instrument sounds too \"muddy\", cut the level around 300Hz
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Irritation
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Especially with percussive instruments, where this occurs try cutting around 2000Hz-4000Hz range.
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Twanginess
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Can occur with plucked instruments. Cut volume around 1000Hz-4000Hz range.
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Thinness
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Where an instrument sounds too thin, try reducing volume around 5000Hz-8000Hz range.
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Hiss
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Where an instrument sounds \"hissy\", try rolling off above the 8000Hz mark.
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Tips
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Rename the instance of the EQ FX to describe what its purpose is (ex. EQ: Fix Muddiness, EQ: Add presence). Make this the first plugin in the chain, then consider this FX instance to be locked.
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this is a general tip for any FX.
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In most cases the low-low end of the frequency spectrum should be cut, even if it is a bass instrument.
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therefore, we should enable a high pass filter and sweep until the tone of the instrument starts to change, then back off. You shouldn't really notice a difference between the before and after
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we don't really hear these frequencies anyway, and they only really produce an energy that can contribute to muddiness.\n
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this isn't the case for some genres like EDM.
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Consider what happens when you boost the frequency range that your transients sit at. You are essentially doing the opposite of what a compressor does. While a compressor will reduce the dynamic range of a sound (ie. make the loudest part quieter, which is the transient), boosting that frequency range will have the opposite effect.
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Consider the different components of a single sound. When EQing, try and make all the individual sounds of a given source stand on its own. Make it so you can hear each component of the sound clearly. This usually is achieved by removing frequencies that are not part of these main components.
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ex. a bass not only has the main tone, but also the sound of the fingers on the strings
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ex. a kick drum not only has the \"boom\" sound, but also the sound of the beater on the drumskin. Since the boom sound is at a low frequency and the beater is at a higher frequency, we can usually boost the beater frequency a bit, and cut a bit between the beater and the \"boom\"
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Questions
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Is it a bad idea to put a double tracked instrument (e.g. vocals) into a bus, and apply EQ to the bus? Or should be EQ each take with its own instance of the FX? even if we just copy and paste it over.
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Relativity
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Gravity is not a force, but is a consequence of the fact that spacetime is not flat— it is curved (or warped) by the distribution of mass and energy in it.
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Light cone
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The visualization offered by light cones helps us to understand both the events that can affect an event P (past), and the events that can be effected by P (future). Anything that lies outside the cone at any given time is unable to be affected by the event P, since nothing can travel faster than the speed of light. Things that are unable to be affected are said to be in the elsewhere of the event.
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ex. at the moment a distant (but still visible from Earth) star explodes, we are in the elsewhere of the event, since the light of that explosion event has yet to reach us. We will remain in the elsewhere until such time has passed that the light from this event reaches us, and then we will be in the future light cone of the event.
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Any object that exists within a light cone can have an impact on (past cone) or can be impacted by (future cone) an event
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For any event existing in space-time, we may construct a light cone. And since the speed of light is the same at every light and in every direction, every light cone will look identical and will all point in the same direction.
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Imagine living in a 2D world, and someone turns on a light (an event, P). That light would emanate out in all directions (x and y) in a disk and grow gradually over time. Now that we've introduced time, we plot it on the z-axis. The result is an upside-down cone.
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any object that is within this cone is subject to being influenced by the event
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naturally, whether or not an object is within the cone is a function of time; An object may not be within the cone one minute, but may enter it in the next.
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ex. the death of our sun will not be known to us until 8 minutes after the event has taken place. At this initial moment, the Earth is outside the cone. After 8 minutes, Earth enters the sun's future cone, and we observe the event of the sun dying:\n
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Likewise, there is also the concept of a past cone. Events that are able to affect event p are said to exist in the past cone.
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Function
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A function describes the relationship between a chord and a tonal center, all in the context of the harmonic progression.
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Tonic function
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stable chords of a key.
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In major: Iiiivi. They are stable because their triads (ex. C E G) all contain the key's third scale degree (ex. Here, all C E and G chords contain an E.
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In minor: i♭VI⁶♭III\nHas 3rd but no 4th
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The third is the most important note for defining the scale's overall sound (modality)
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Subdominant function
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bridge chords between other 2 functions. These chords take you away from home rather than lead back home.
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In major: iiIV. How these chords feel changes depending on if we are using triads or 7th chords. The IV triad contains the root of the key, giving it a little more stability. Meanwhile, the ii lacks the root, making it sound more adrift. The 7th of that chord happens to be the tonic, giving it more stability
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Has 4th but no 7th
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Chord contains the tonic note of the mode (c)
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Common melodic resolutions are 5 -> 1, 2 -> 1, 7 -> 1
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In minor, the 4th is usually a iv⁷
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Dominant function
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unstable chords that provide tension and point back to tonic. Main engine that drives songs forward. \n
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it is unstable because of the characteristic leading tone
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in the major scale, if we add a 7th it adds even more instability, thus making it have more gravity in wanting to point back to the tonic (ie. it makes the dominant function of the V scale even more dominant by making it a V⁷)
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In major: Vvii°. They both contain the 7th (leading tone) and 2nd degree of the scale. These notes circle around the tonic and want to collapse in toward it.
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Has 7th but no 3rd
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Doesn't really exist in minor, because there is no leading tone in minor, which dominant needs. Harmonic minor scale includes a leading tone, which effectively brings back the leading tone (and by extension the dominant resolution).\n
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this is only partially true, because the V chord can still create tension to make us want to return to a i. It all depends on context really.
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Humility
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Practice seeing yourself with a little distance. Cultive the ability to get out of your own head and see yourself from a third person's perspective
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Detachment is a natural ego antidote
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Never give reasons for you what think or do until you must.
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they consistently observe and listen, the humble improve. They don’t assume, ‘I know the way.’”
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f(F)=95(F−32)
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Derivative
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A derivative is a contract whose value is determined by an underlying entity (e.g. an asset, index price, interest rate, weather).
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a derivative is therefore not direct ownership in anything
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ie. the contract derives its value from the underlying.
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A Billion Dollars worth of asset backed securities need to have a billion dollars of assets behind then, it's a one for one correlation. For derivatives, the same observation fails. It's said that there is well over a Quadrillion $$ of derivatives out there. In other words, even though the value of a derivative is based on something else, it's not a fixed ratio. Which is what exacerbated the CDO/CMO issue in 2008.
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Purposes
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Hedge - Insure against price movements
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Speculate - Increase exposure to price movements for speculation
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Get access to otherwise difficult or impossible to obtain assets (e.g. the S&P500)
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Examples
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forwards
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futures
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options
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swaps
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There may also be variations of the above, such as synthetic CDOs and credit default swaps.
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Synthetic CDO
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A variation of a CDO that generally uses credit default swaps and other derivatives to obtain its investment goals.
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Sometimes described as a bet on the performance of other mortgage (or other) products, rather than a real mortgage security.
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The value and payment stream of a synthetic CDO is derived not from cash assets, like mortgages or credit card payments – as in the case of a regular or \"cash\" CDO—but from premiums paying for credit default swap \"insurance\" on the possibility of default of some defined set of \"reference\" securities—based on cash assets.\n
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The insurance-buying \"counterparties\" may own the \"reference\" securities and be managing the risk of their default, or may be speculators who've calculated that the securities will default.
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A Synthetic CDO is a derivative, while a traditional CDO is not.
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The raw material of a traditional CDO is a mortgage. Synthetics are cheaper and easier to create than traditional CDOs when the mortgage market dries up.
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Synthetic CDOs are controversial because of their role in the subprime mortgage crisis. They enabled large wagers to be made on the value of mortgage-related securities, which critics argued may have contributed to lower lending standards and fraud
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as of 2012, the notional value of synthetics was only around $2B, compared to $5T in 2006.
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Delay
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Delays less than 30ms are not perceptible. Instead, we only hear one sound, but it is elongated
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visually, this is taking a sphere of sound and elongating it
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Try putting the dry sound panned hard left, and the 30ms delay signal panned hard right. It will seem as if the sound is coming equally from both speakers
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This is called fattening, and it makes the sound fuller and more present.\n
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because of this, we can add this short delay and turn down the volume of the instrument to make it quieter, but not lose the presence.
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Normally you don't add delay to very busy mixes, since delay fills out the sound space.
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this general rule wouldn't be followed if you are trying to achieve a wall of sound, such as in heavy metal, alternative rock and similar genres.
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When using delay, try to change the sound of the delayed sound in some way, such as EQing it differently than the original sound, or changing its pitch slightly (try a 0.05 semitone sharpening of the pitch).
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doing this will cut down on phasing and lets you get a tigher delay so that you aren't hearing a strange doppler effect due to 2 identical signals coming to you.
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When using delay, keep in mind the relationship between time and distance— the greater the delay time, the more distant it will appear to be.
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for each 1ms of delay time, the sound comes at a perceived distance of about 1.07ft.
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Parameters
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Delay (time)
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Determines after what interval of time the original signal will get repeated
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Can be done using note lengths (quarter, eighth etc.), in which the tempo is taken from the DAW, or it can be done in a more freeform way by using milliseconds
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Feedback
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Feedback is the output of the delay being fed back into the delay
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Feedback determines how many repeats you have— Does the signal repeat just once (ie. no feedback), or many more times?
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This control changes the intensity of each repeat, making it possible to have subtle trails or full-blown psychedelic madness as the feedback builds up.
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Modulation
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Controls the pitch of the delayed sound
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Types of delay
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Slapback
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A single delay commonly used as a vocal/guitar effect to add extra energy and draw attention to the sound.
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Since there is only a single delay, there is no washy trail left behind as you play the sound.
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Slapback delay is more commonly found in faster more energetic songs.
Rather than have your effects returning in stereo, try using mono reverb and delay effects and pan them on the opposite side of the mix to the dry guitar. It’s an excellent way to create a sense of space and movement in a mix.
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Multitap Delay
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The idea with multitap delay is that instead of having a single delay that feeds back into itself, we have a chain of delays, with the final delay in that chain feeding back into the first delay.
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see P.99 of ReaMix
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Multitap delay can be used to fill out the space around an instrument, making it sound more present, but with an added clarity that wouldn't be heard with a single delay.
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Each line should be able to stand alone.
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there’s a lot of overlap between instruments.
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The viola, which is pitched a fifth lower than the violin, can sound great higher up within the lower violin range
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all 5 instruments are capable of covering the G3-G4 register.
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Violin
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It's not that there are 3 different minor scales; it's that there are 3 variations of the same scale.
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that is, some notes of the minor scale may be changed around to achieve some kind of melodic harmony.
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note: that there are other forms of minor scales too. There's the pentatonic minor, Hungarian minor, Jazz minor, Neapolitan and so on.
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Natural minor (Aeolian)
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Chords that sound nice with the scale:
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min7 (minor 3rd, minor 7th)\n
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ex. C-E♭-G-B♭
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Harmonic minor
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The major scale features a half-step between the 7th and 8th notes of the scale. This interval has a sort of tension-resolution effect. On the other hand, the natural minor scale doesn't have this same feature, since there is a whole step between the 7th and 8th scale degrees.
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This is why the harmonic minor scale exists: it allows us to add that tension-resolution interval to the minor scale. The only difference between it and the natural minor is the raised 7th.
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As a result, when playing in a minor scale, the 7th is only really sharpened when we are going for that tension-resolution effect.
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The only difference from the natural minor is that the 7th is sharpened, giving us a leading tone, making it want to point back to the tonic
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Chords that sound nice with the scale:
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minMaj7 (minor 3rd, major 7th)\n
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ex. C Eb G B
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this can be used as the i
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this works because the chord is formed by the i, iii, v and vii degrees of the harmonic minor scale.
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dim\n
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can be extended by adding a minor 7th (D°⁷/Dmin7♭5)
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Melodic minor
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A problem arises with the harmonic minor: the interval between the 6th and 7th scale degrees is 3 semitones, which is rather large.
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ex. in A harmonic minor, this interval is F-G♯
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To compensate, we can simply raise the 6th so that the interval is only a major 2nd\n
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doing this creates a smoother melody when we are leading towards a tonic. However, when we are moving away from a tonic, the natural minor is typically used.
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Characterized by the flat 3rd, sharp 6th and sharp 7th
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ques: what's the association between natural minor and Dorian?
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A Restricted Stock Unit (RSU) is a form of stock based compensation that:
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is based on the value of the company's stock
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will vest at some point in the future, likely based on time passed or perhaps the achievement of a goal. They are then distributed as stock.
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(until vested) are nothing more than an unfunded promise to issue shares of stock to the recipient at some point in the future.
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Neurons are types of cells that can be programmed by us, by learning and repetition
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Another neurotransmitter is serotonin. Serotonin is linked with mood and emotion. Too much stress can lead to low levels of serotonin, and low levels are associated with anxiety and depression.
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53 is equivalent to 1×5×5×5
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5−3 is equivalent to 1÷5÷5÷5\n
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it could also be restated as 531
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Mental Tricks
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ex. to figure out 1003, we take the number of zeros (2) and multiple it by the exponential value (3), which means the result has 6 zeros (1,000,000)
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At the core of exponentials is the idea that something is increasing at a fixed rate over a fixed period of time.
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ex. Covid-19 infections double every 5 days.
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If you were to Fold a piece of paper 100 times, resulting sickness of the paper would be light years across
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Sheet Music
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Grand staff
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Do not think about the two staves separately, but think of it as one very big staff indicating notes continuously, and the middle of the two staves is Middle C. This is called the Grand Staff.
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A fifth up your middle C is G, which is why you have your G clef, and a fifth below your middle C is F, which is why you have your F clef.
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Remember, the space between the notes in a staff do not correspond to distance in terms of semitone; only in terms of scale degree (e.g. 3rd, 5th)
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Landmark system
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The landmark system is about memorizing a certain set of \"special\" notes: the landmark notes
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Notice:
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Middle C is one ledger line below the treble clef, and one ledger line above the bass clef\n
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in fact, any C note on one clef is located at the mirrored position of the other clef (middle C would be the mirror itself).
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The next 2 notes (Treble G and Bass F) are 4 notes away from middle C.
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for treble clef, the 2 outside lines spell out A-C
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The top space is always the same letter as the bottom line
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Bass clef: The bottom line is G so the top space is G The bottom space is A so the top line is A. If you memorize the Cs, you know the second space is C. That leaves the middle line, the third space, and the 4th line from the bottom up (always read from the bottom up) the 4th line is F because it's on the line F clef is drawn on leaving just D and E to memorize.
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Visualize yourself sitting across from a visitor or standing next to them… and then write. This technique is a killer way to prevent talking “at” or “to” your visitor – both of which tend to focus on YOU, not them – and to shape more engaging messaging that speaks with them.
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Explore layers of benefits. Every feature has a benefit (at least, it’d better!). What’s interesting is that every benefit carries with it additional benefits. The primary benefit of your online course may be that users can do exercises at any time of day. Great. What’re the benefits of such convenience? Spending more time with the family; going at your own pace; doing exercises on vacation. Your copy should explore many layers of benefits.
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Explicitly write who your product is “ideal for”. An “ideal for” statement on the home page and key landing pages tells visitors they’ve come to the right place, which can reduce bounce and exits and improve site exploration. The more crisp and specific to niches you get with this statement, the better.
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Focus on “what’s in it for me” (WII-FM). What do your visitors want to know before they read, watch, sign up or buy? This: “what’s in it for me?” They don’t care about you, but they DO care that you care about them. So show you care by “tuning in to WII-FM” before you write or edit a word.
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Scratch all instances of “we” + your company name. Scour your copy for the word “we” and for your company name, then delete those and rephrase the edited phrase so it’s focused 100% on what your prospect gets – not what you offer.\n
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Only exception: “About Us” page. But even then, be careful.
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Once you’ve deleted all “we” mentions, DO go in and add explicit “you” mentions. This turns a headline like “Manage Your Inbox Easily” into “You Can Finally Manage Your Inbox Easily” – which is a simple, elegant way to reinforce the fact that you have the solution for your visitor.
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Repeat important messages. If you have an important message, don’t assume that just because you put it in your home page headline your visitors will remember it by the time they’re in your checkout process. Repeat persuasive copy wherever it will help visitors transact.\n
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You may find that one click trigger overcomes several objections; for example, “money back guarantee” can overcome “I’m not sure I want to commit yet” and “I might not like it as much as I like my current solution”. Don’t worry if you’re not 100% sure! It’s the rare case when a salesperson is 100% sure their counterargument will neutralize a customer’s argument. Just get as close as possible.
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Match your headline to the call to action that led visitors there\nA great way to lower bounce/exits is to create a seamless experience in which your visitors’ expectations are matched. So DO simple things like repeating or closely reflecting text-link copy in the headline of the landing page.
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The easiest-to-read blog posts and emails are almost always those in which every sentence begins a new line. Same goes on your website. DO keep ‘paragraphs’ to 3 lines or fewer. The longer the line, the fewer lines you should stack into a paragraph / chunk.
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The most compelling testimonials tell a story of what a customer’s challenge was before your product or service… and what the outcome of using your product or service was. Don't use airy-fairy testimonials like “You’re awesome”… unless you’re going to sprinkle them amongst meatier testimonials.
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Don't Let your USP scroll away. Your home page headline – often your value prop / USP – should remain static + unmoving on the page. If it moves and your visitor didn’t get a chance to see it – or simply can’t recall it after reading the rest of your page – then what? Don't let your most critical messages appear and disappear.
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Don't use round bullets for numbered lists. The symbol you use at the start of each point in your list should help scanning eyes. So if you have a list of 4 steps, use a numbered list. If you want to show a bunch of included features, use a checklist. If you want to break a paragraph into bullets in no particular order, use a bullet list.
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Don't use dead-end pages. Every page needs a call to action. Dead-end pages are the devil. So make sure you make your call to actions clear on each page. In the following example, my only option as a user is to read about the next feature… but what if I’m tired of reading now and just want to sign up?
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Don't Pull back when it’s time to close. Just because someone is on your Pricing (or Registration) page does not mean they are sold on you. If it did, you’d see 100% of your visitors to those pages convert. And I’m guessing that’s not the case. So here’s what you should do: put messages designed to overcome their pricing objections right on the Pricing page – like SOSonlinebackup does
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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Integration
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Whereas Differential Calculus cuts something into small pieces to find how it changes, Integral Calculus joins (integrates) the small pieces together to find how much there is.
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Integration is the study of the area beneath a curve.
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Nutrition
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Macronutrients
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Macronutrients are dietary requirements we need in larger amounts for survival.
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They are carbohydrates, fats, and protein.
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Anything that contains a calorie comes from one of our macronutrient sources
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Each one of these has an amount of energy associated with it.
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Carbs have 4 cals/g
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protein has 4 cals/g
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Fat has 9 cals/g
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Alcohol has 7 cals/g
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For the sake of simplicity, in addition to overall calories, you’re going to want to focus on protein.
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Carbohydrates
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Simple carbs digest more quickly and usually enter the bloodstream immediately, whereas complex carbs are slow-digesting and enter the blood stream more slowly.
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Both types of carbs are an important part of nutrition for athletes; it is the macro which plays the biggest role in our training performance and also helps to fill out our muscles by storing extra energy in the muscle, rather than in fat cells.
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When it comes to training and nutrition, most will benefit from eating about 50% of your carbs for the day around your training session (pre, intra, and post workout).
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Short term energy macro
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Protein
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builds and prevents you from losing too much muscle
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ex. if you weigh 200lbs and your target weight is 170lbs, aim for between 170-200g of protein. If you had a calorie goal of 2000 per day, then of those 2000 calories, somewhere between 680-800 of those calories would be for protein (since protein has 4 calories per gram)
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Fat
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Some common signs that we need more fats in our diet are constant hunger, feeling cold, exhaustion, mood swings, and dry skin.
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Reddit
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Reddit ad that got a very positive community response
My name is Justin Fauci and I'm one of the founders of Caliber.
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First of all, yes, this is an ad. I've been active on reddit for over 8 years and I don't like ads either, so sorry for invading your feed.
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But we've been hard at work for years building the Caliber workout app and I want to get the word out.
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More importantly, I want to help people get better results from their fitness routines. Or even just discover a really cool workout app built by people who are in love with strength training.
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Now onto the good stuff.
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Caliber is a workout app for iOS and Android with evidence-based workout plans, seamless tracking, lessons on strength training and nutrition, specialized metrics, Apple Health & Google Fit integration, and more.
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The app is 100% free with no ads, no paywalls, and no 3rd party tracking (see \"How do you make money?\" below).
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What's included:
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Evidence-based workout plans. Caliber workouts are based on fundamental principles of strength training. Think compound lifting, progressive overload, proper rest times, mastery over variety, etc.
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Don't want to use our pre-built plans? No problem, you can still track your own in the app.
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Workout tracking. Easy entry for sets and reps, quick access to historical exercise data, one-tap autofills, exercise substitutions, and custom notes for each exercise (I like to use this to keep track of the power rack setup for specific exercises).
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Detailed instructions for 500+ exercises. Nearly every exercise in our database has detailed written instructions, a short video showing the form, and “takeaways” that you can use as a quick reminder on the most important form pointers to remember.
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A bunch of exercises have more detailed videos with breakdowns on setup and movement, and we're continuing to work on expanding these.
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Strength Score and Strength Balance metrics. People tend to get hung up on scale weight, especially when you're trying to both build muscle and lose fat. We created Strength Score as a way to measure relative strength, or in other words, how strong you are relative to your body weight. It's a great way to measure your progress that goes beyond just looking at the scale.
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Strength Balance shows you how well-balanced you are across major muscle groups.
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Weekly lessons. It's not enough to just blindly follow a workout plan, it's important to understand some basic principles around training and nutrition to ensure that you keep making progress. Education is a big part of what we do, and helps people from getting sidetracked by the latest fitness fads.
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Data integrations. The app syncs with both Apple Health and Google Fit, allowing us to pull in data from nutrition tracking apps (i.e. Cronometer), step counts, body stats, and cardio workouts not logged directly in Caliber. This means you can see all of your fitness data in one place.
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Groups. This is a new social feature we've been working on that allows you to work out virtually with friends, seeing real-time workout activity and PRs. Kinda like Discord but built for fitness. This feature is in its early days but we're already having a lot of fun with it.
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If the app is free, how do you make money?
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I get it, the whole \"If you're not paying for the product, you are the product\" thing. But that's not how we work. We don't have any ads in the app at all, nor do we lock off any functionality.
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If you're on iOS, you won't even see the dialogue box that asks you whether or not you want to allow this app to track you. That's because we don't even have the framework that allows for this type of tracking in our codebase (IDFA for those of you who care).
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The way we make money is that a small percentage of our users choose to pay for Caliber online coaching. For people who want additional motivation, more personalized guidance for their fitness goals, or are working around specific injuries or limitations, coaching is a great option. But it is absolutely not required to use the free app.
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Next Steps
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Come join us over at r/caliberstrong.
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There, you'll find instructions for downloading the app, tips to get started, and personal help from me and the Caliber team.
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We'd also love your help.
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We've come a long way with the app, but we're not even close to being finished yet, and we'd really appreciate your feedback on how we can make it even better.
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If you just want to download the app without joining the sub, you can find it here: https://caliber.app.link (or search for Caliber on the Apple App Store or Google Play Store).
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Feel free to comment if you have any questions!
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Statistics
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A person who doesn't stop to consider the assumptions of the techniques she's using is, in effect, thinking that her techniques are magical
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Overview
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Approaches
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Descriptive Statistics
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a summary of data that quantitatively describes or summarizes features from a collection of information
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aim is to summarize a sample\n
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It is therefore parametric\n
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ie. the analysis of the statistical set is based on parameters, like variance, or a central tendency (ie. mean, median, mode, range)\n
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a central tendency is often contrasted with its own level of variance
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both central tendencies and their levels of variance are considered main properties of a distribution. With them we may judge whether a set of data has a strong central tendency based on the level of variance that it has.
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ex. mean, standard deviation
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spec: description statistics are backward looking, inductive statistics are forward looking
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descriptive statistics does not rest on the assumption that the data came from a larger population
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Inferential (Inductive) Statistics
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aim is to learn about the population that the sample represents\n
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Therefore, it is developed on the basis of probability theory and by definition, cannot be parametric
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Statistical inference is the process of analyzing data to make inferences on an underlying
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Descriptive stats do add valuable context when trying to analyze data inductively. \n
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ex. in papers reporting on human subjects, typically a table is included giving the overall sample size, sample sizes in important subgroups, as well as demographic info like age, sex, ethnicity
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The conclusion of a statistical inference is called a statistical proposition
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Probability Distribution
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def - the mathematical function that tells us the probability that each possible outcome occurs.
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It is a mathematical representation of a random phenomenon
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It is a function which takes the sample space (ie. all possible outcomes) as an input, and returns us the probability of their occurrence.\n
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ex. of a coin flip, sample space = {HEADS, TAILS}
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In other words, we give the function a single possible outcome, and the graph gives us the probability of that outcome occurring (the outcome of an event occurring is a subset of the sample space.
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the probability distribution and the random variables which they describe underlies the mathematical discipline of probability theory
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Probability distributions are more preferable than simple numbers for describing a quantity because:\n\n
There is spread or variability in almost any value that can be measured in a population
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almost all measurements are made with some intrinsic error\n
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ex. in physics many processes are described probabilistically
normal distribution, which is related to linear growth
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pareto distribution (pareto principle), which is related to exponential growth
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Discrete Probability Distribution
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All binomial distributions are discrete\n
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in other words, they are composed of discrete random variables\n
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variable here, refers to the potential outcomes (observations) that can occur
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The set of possible outcomes is discrete and predictable\n
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ex. coin toss, dice roll
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Continuous Probability Distribution
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All normal distribtions are continuous
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The set of possible outcomes can take place on a continuous range\n
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ex. temperatures
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These probabilities are described by a probability density function (PDF)\n
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This function takes in a single sample from the sample space and returns us \"the probability that the input variable would equal that sample in real life\"
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ex. what is the probability that the temperature at 7:00PM, as measured in reality, is equal to the sample recorded in this sample?
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the absolute likelihood for a continuous random variable to take on any particular value is 0\n
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This is because there are an infinite set of possible values (ie. infinite sample space)
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Univariate/Multivariate Distribution
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Univariate - The probability distribution of only 1 random variable
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Multivariate - The probability distribution of multiple random variables (a vector)\n
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regression towards the mean can be defined for any bivariate distribution with identical marginal distributions
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Kurtosis
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a staple of probability theory
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It is a measure of dispersion (along with variance, skewness and min/max values)
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Kurtosis is a measure of the \"tailedness\" of a distribution\n
- In other words, the sharpness of the peak of the bell curve\n
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The first step when analyzing any statistical analysis is what ways are they measuring the parameters. For instance if we are measuring popularity of websites have a certain date range, then we would have to know are you calculating that by how many visits the sites gets or are you talking about how much time is spent on each site, and so on by asking questions like this we understand better the true intentions of the author of the analysis
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The way the overall proportion of coin flips settles down to 50% isn’t that fate favors tails to compensate for the heads that have already landed; it’s that those first ten flips become less and less important the more flips we make.
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The null hypothesis, in executive bullet-point form:
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Run an experiment.
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Suppose the null hypothesis is true, and let p be the probability (under that hypothesis) of getting results as extreme as those observed.
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The number p is called the p-value.
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If it is very small, rejoice; you get to say your results are statistically significant.
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If it is large, concede that the null hypothesis has not been ruled out.
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“Statistically noticeable” or “statistically detectable” would be a better term than “statistically significant”
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That would be truer to the meaning of the method, which merely counsels us about the existence of an effect but is silent about its size or importance.
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The purpose of statistics isn’t to tell us what to believe, but to tell us what to do.\nStatistics is about making decisions, not answering questions.
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Pie charts should not have more than 3 variables included
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reasoning: when there are more than 3, our eyes start playing tricks and we are no longer able to draw conclusions from the visualization\n
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verify this claim (originally from Layton)
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Faking randomness
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When people try to purposely make something look random, it ends up being evidence that it wasn't a random process at all. Chunks occur naturally in a randomized process. When we try to fake it, we naturally avoid chunking. This is a clue that it was a faked process.
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ex. 7738499 is more likely to be a random number than 3950681. the second example has no chunked numbers, and no repeated numbers. This looks deliberately crafted to seem random.
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Population vs Sample
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population denotes all members of a group. \n
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spec: Depending on what we are looking at, and what we are interested in, within the stock market, a populate could be every single stock in existence, or it could be every stock in the S&P500.
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populations are difficult to observe in real life\n
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ex. how could we realistically obtain the data with every single student at a university included?
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sample denotes that we are taking some subset of this population for analysis purposes
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The goal of statistics is to gather and analyze data from a sample, that also serves as a good representation of the entire population
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a good sample: each unit in the sample should have had equal % opportunity to enter the sample (from the population).\n
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ex. if we wanted to get a sample of all students, and went and chose 50 people in the Gym, we are getting a bad sample, because the likelihood of any one person in the gym getting selected for the sample is higher than the likelihood of any one person in the library getting selected for the sample. We are not getting a good representation of the population
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Samples should be both 100% (ideally) random and representative of the population
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Statistics are derived from samples, while Parameters are derived from populations\n
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At a particular time, there may exist a Parameter for the percentage of all voters in USA who prefer Donald Trump, but we obviously can't ask everyone, so we need to take a sample.
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Parameters are therefore more of an ephemeral value that can't actually be obtained in the current moment. We use samples to try and get as close to that parameter as we can.
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Variance, Standard Deviation, Coefficient of Variation
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Variance
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measures how far a set of numbers are spread out from their average value\n
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a measure of dispersion of a datapoint around its mean
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each data point will be a certain distance away from the mean line. This is the variance of a given period
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variance = sum of squared differences between observed values (the points on a plot) and the population mean (the straight line), divided by total # of observations \n
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in other words, variance is a function of how far those observed values are from the mean line
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Mathematically, the variance of the sample = variance of the population / sample size\n
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This is because as the sample size increases, sample means cluster more closely around the population mean.
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Standard Deviation (σ)
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equal to square root of Variance
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SD is more useful than variance, and variance's biggest value is in letting us easily calculate SD
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SD is closer to the reality of what it is we are sampling.\n
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ex. we have a sample of 10 stock prices and have calculated the SD=3. Since the units we used for the calculation was $1, the SD is also in terms of $1 (ie. SD is $3)
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unable to compare different datasets with SD alone (need CV)
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Covariance (cov)
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the relationship between two variables\n
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ex. stock price
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covariance is not the same thing as correlation, but covariance is used in the formula to determine correlation
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a higher covariance means the stocks tend to move together. Negative covariance means they have little correlation.\n
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verify this. I suspect that negative value means \"negative correlation\", not \"no correlation\". This would make 0 \"not correlated at all\"
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like variance, covariance is not a standardized value\n
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To get a more comparable value, we will need to convert to correlation
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Modern Portfolio Theorists believe that the key is to build a portfolio composed of stocks that have low covariance. \n
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It is a way to remove non-systemic risk
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Standard error (SE)
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def - the SD between samples of a single population\n
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spec: Therefore, we are getting an idea of how well we sampled the data. The more random and representative a piece of data is, the better sample it is. Therefore, if we got another sample from the same population and there was no variance, we would know we did a perfect job of getting a sample.
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usually \"Standard Error\" refers to \"Standard Error of the Mean\" (ie. we are measuring the \"mean\" statistic)
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standard deviation is commonly used to measure confidence in statistical conclusions\n
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ex. margin of error determined by calculating the expected standard deviation
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Use
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With a statistical observation (plotted on a graph), we would have applied formulas to make observations. When we know the SE, we are able to recalculate those formulas with the added benefit of having the SE. This effectively allows us to incorporate the effect of the SE into the function that we have used to generate (secondary) data.
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Coefficient of Variation (CV)
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equal to SD / mean
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It simply exists to standardize the variation of a distribution.
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With this number, we can compare the SD of different datasets\n
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ex. we are looking at a restaurant menu with prices in both USD and CAD. Ultimately, The SD of each dataset will be different, but the CV will be identical between the datasets
A normal distribution of data is like rolling a pair of dice. We know that over many rolls, the most common result from the dice will be seven, and the least common results will be two and twelve.
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It is a characteristic of normal distributions that 1SD from the mean will cover 68% of cases, 2SD will cover 96% of cases, and 3SD will cover 99.9% of cases.
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Due to the fact that a normal distribution is symmetric about its mean, median and mean are identical in normal distributions.
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Central Limit Theorem
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as the sample size gets larger, the sampling distribution of the mean approaches a normal distribution
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theorem holds especially true for samples sizes over 30
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ex. if we take 2 die and roll them 1000 times, we will find that the each observed sum will form in the shape of a bell curve, with 7 being in the center and 14 and 2 being in the tails.
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Fat Tail Curves
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if we take A bell curve, we know that the extremes are predictable. we have a tough percentage probabilities that an event in the tail will come to pass. however, with fat tail, we have a situation where there are many unlikely extreme events. each event is still equally as unlikely, but there are a lot more of them, making an extreme outcome more likely than with a bell curve
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the more extreme events that are possible, the higher the probability that one of them will occur
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explanation: think of a the heights of a population (normal distribution). there are outliers, but there is a cap on how extreme they will be. we will not see a man 10x the height of the average. but with a curve with fat tails, like wealth, we regularly meet people who are 1000s of times wealithier than the average
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its a logical fallacy to compare statistics of normal distributions and fat tails
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ex. there are twice as many deaths from slipping and falling on your head than there are from terrorist attacks. therefore we shouldn't be concerned. the problem with this statement is that slipping and falling is normal distribution, while terrorist attacks are fat tail. put another way, deaths from falling down stairs is pretty bounded. there wont be a 10x increase all of a sudden. the same cant be guaranteed for terrorist attacks
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Fat tail is just a technical term for Black Swan Events
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Marginal Distribution
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def - the probability distribution of the variables contained in a subset of data\n
- ex. given a sample of 100 students and their relation between the amount of time they study and their resulting grades, we can plot what these numbers look like. This is the marginal distribution\n
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- by adding up the values in the top row (8/200 + 2/100), we can easily determine that 5% of students get a grade of <= 20%\n
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Once we have this, we can use conditional distribution to answer questions like: \"what is the probability a student studied for 10 hours and received a grade of 20% or less?\"
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ex. Imagine we are trying to determine the odds of getting hit by a car while crossing the street with a traffic light (at various colors). We will define 2 discrete random variables:\n\n
H={hit,not hit}
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L={red,yellow,green}
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H depends on L. In other words, your likelihood of getting hit are increased if L=green.
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This means that for any given pair of H and L, we must consider the bivariate (joint) probability distribution of H and L. We need to determine the probability of that particular pair of events occurring if the pedestrian ignores the state of the light.
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In trying to figure out the marginal probability of being hit P(H=hit), what we are interested in is the probability that the pedestrian is hit, where the color of the light is unknown, and the pedestrian ignores the color of the light
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In this example, we need to know the duration of time each light is on (ie. the probability of any one light being on), and we need to know the probability of getting hit by a car, given the color of the light
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Why we square the differences
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This serves 2 main purposes\n
1. Gives us a positive number\n\t- We square in situations where we are looking for *magnitude*, and don't care about the direction of that magnitude (ex. variance)\n\t- Also if we just add up the first numbers without squaring, we will net out at zero \n2. Amplifies the effect of large differences\n
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Law of large numbers
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As individuals, people are completely unpredictable. Okay? One person making one bet... I couldn't possibly tell you what they're going to do. But the law of large numbers tells me that a million people making a million bets? That is completely predictable. Completely ordered.
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Pitfalls with statistics
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Non-linear correlation
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Pearson's Correlation Coefficient only considers a linear relationship. for instance, if we are measuring the relationship between vitamin intake and health, it will be correlated to an extent, then will level off. applying pearsons correlation coefficient here will show the two as being only tenuously correlated\n
Equivalent to False Positive (type I) and False Negative (type II)
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These are the two kinds of errors in a binary test
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Intuitively, type I errors can be thought of as errors of commission, and type II errors as errors of omission\n
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ex. if we are shown a blurry picture and asked to identify it, an error of commission would be classifying the image as a dog, when it in fact isn't (type I). On the other hand, classifying the image as \"not a dog\", when it in fact is, would be an error of omission.
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Confidence Interval
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if a confidence level is 90%, that means that in 90% of the samples taken (from a larger population), the interval estimate will contain the population parameter\nconfidence levels are determined before any analysis (so we don't make the analysis fit the data).\n95% confidence level is most common
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Factors affecting the width of the confidence interval include the size of the sample, the confidence level, and the variability in the sample\ninterpreting
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\"Were this procedure to be repeated on numerous samples, the fraction of calculated confidence intervals (which would differ for each sample) that encompass the true population parameter would tend toward 90%.\"
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The confidence interval can be expressed in terms of a single sample: \"There is a 90% probability that the calculated confidence interval from some future experiment encompasses the true value of the population parameter.\"
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The explanation of a confidence interval can amount to something like: \"The confidence interval represents values for the population parameter for which the difference between the parameter and the observed estimate is not statistically significant at the 10% level\"\nwhat it is not
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A 95% confidence level does not mean that for a given realized interval there is a 95% probability that the population parameter lies within the interval (i.e., a 95% probability that the interval covers the population parameter). once an interval is calculated, this interval either covers the parameter value or it does not; it is no longer a matter of probability. The 95% probability relates to the reliability of the estimation procedure, not to a specific calculated interval
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Correlation
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relationships bind facts together, satisfying our human desire to have a narrative explain events (rather than acknowledge that randomness occurs)
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Univariate analysis
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univariate analysis is oversimplistic and fails to uncover the underlying reasons of why some phenomenon occurs\nex. take the gender pay gap. It's indisputable that in the aggregate, men get paid 9% more than women. However, this oversimplification ignores important factors in pay. For instance, individuals with the personality trait known as Agreeableness tend to get paid less. Women on average tend to be more agreeable than men. Not all women are more agreeable than men, and those women on average get paid more. What if it were the case that a woman and a man have exactly the same personality, and they got paid the same? would that dispel the idea that there is a legitimate gap, or would it just further underline the individual reasons that result in that gender pay gap?
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This underpins the issue with univariate analysis: you look at a single variable and attempt to understand the picture and all the reasons why that outcome has occurred. What you have failed to realize is that there may be 20 main factors that determine pay inequality, and gender and agreeableness might only constitute 2 of them.
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Other underlying differences between women and men that may help explain the perceived pay gap: Women tend to be less inclined to take risks, armoire influenced by the chance of loss, or less competitive, and less status conscious.
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Value Investing
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\"Opportunity always exists when the public thinks it knows an unknowable future\"
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In other words, be a contrarian
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Go for companies that provide an essential product/service
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Expand your definition of \"essential\" to be able to spot opportunities. For instance, given how much of western society views pollution, electric vehicles can be considered an essential product, because it solves a strong want (which can be thought of as a need) in the public.
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\"Given where society is now and where it is headed, what is an essential service that will continue to grow in importance as time moves on?\"
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Avoid investments which have unknown variables
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Avoid businesses with large upfront investments that don't offer the visibility into what the returns will ultimately be.
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Avoid investing in companies whose profits depend on some macroeconomic variable, like interest rates or commodity prices\n
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ex. a Potash mining company who constructs a mine to be completed in 5 years has a big speculation on prices of potash 5 years from now.
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Avoid businesses with high R&D risk, like biotech, pharmaceutical, medical devices, hardware technology
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Risk Free Rate
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Use the S&P 500 earnings yelled divided by the 10 year treasury return to get a good proxy for the risk free rate\nThe S&P 500 earnings yield relative to the 10 year treasury bond
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For example if The 10 year treasury rate is 1.5%, and the S&P 500 is returning 5%, then the risk-free rate is 3.5%
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Forgiveness
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\"Forgiveness is a heartache and difficult to achieve because strangely, it not only refuses to eliminate the original wound, but actually draws us closer to its source. To approach forgiveness is to close in on the nature of the hurt itself, the only remedy being, as we approach its raw center, to reimagine our relation to it...\"\n— Excerpt from Forgiveness by David Whyte
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Geometry
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Doubling the length of each side of a square will produce a square that is 4x bigger. This is because a square is a 2-dimensional object, and we are doubling the sides (2²). Similarly, if we double the radius of a sphere, it's volume scales by 8x, since it is in 3-dimensional space (2³)
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Thermodynamics
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Second law of Thermodynamics
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The Second Law actually states that the total entropy of a closed system (one where no energy or matter can leave/enter) cannot decrease.
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More important, however, the Second Law permits parts of a system to decrease in entropy as long as other parts experience an offsetting increase. \n
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Thus, our planet as a whole can grow more complex because the sun pours heat and light onto it, and the greater entropy associated with the sun's nuclear fusion more than rebalances the scales. Simple organisms can fuel their rise toward complexity by consuming other forms of life and nonliving materials.
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Boiling
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The boiling point of a substance is the temperature at which the vapor pressure of a liquid equals the pressure surrounding the liquid. At this point, water turns into a vapor.
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Boiling happens when water molecules have enough energy to spread out and form bubbles. These bubbles rise to the surface and release water vapor.
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When we increase the air pressure around the water, we are putting literally more pressure on these molecules, and it becomes more difficult for them to spread out. Therefore, the threshold of boiling increases.
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When we decrease the air pressure, it's easier for these molecules to spread out, which is our definition of Boiling
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water only boils at 100 °C at sea level. At 1900m of altitude, the boiling point is 93.4 °C.
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Therefore, boiling of a liquid depends on the atmosphere surrounding it (Ex. Earth, an enclosed container)
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Ex. When you push water in a syringe, the air bubble will get smaller as we make the chamber smaller. This shows that as pressure increases, water molecules are getting closer together, and the boiling temperature threshold will rise.
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The weight of the air above us pushes down due to gravity, creating atmospheric pressure
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Trigonometry
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The interior angles of a triangle always add up to 180°
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angles A are the same
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angles B are the same
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the area of any polygon can be found by dividing the polygon into triangles.
For shapes with curved boundary, calculus is usually required to compute the area.
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Right Triangles
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The interesting thing about right triangles is that they are one half of a rectangle.
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therefore, anything that can be figured out with a rectangle can also be figured out with a right triangle\n
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ex. area of a rectangle is H×W, area of right triangle is 2H×W
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Pythagorean theorem
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The theory states that the area of the square on the side of the hypotenuse (c) is equal to the area of b+c
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Therefore, with this formula, given the lengths of 2 sides we can find the length of the 3rd.
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This formula can also be used to determine if an angle is truly 90°. Simply measure the length of each side and plug it in to the formula to see if both sides equal each other.
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Sine, Cosine, Tangent
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purpose: given an angle and length of a side of a right triangle, get the other side
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The main functions in trigonometry are Sine, Cosine and Tangent
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each function is simply one side of a right-angled triangle divided by another.
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Their general rule is when we know any 3 of the sides or angles, we can find the other 3 (except for the three angles case)
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The triangle can be large or small and the ratio of sides stays the same. Only the angle changes the ratio.
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Sine
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Sine is the ratio of HypotenuseOpposite
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ex. when doing a Sine calculation, 45° results in 0.7071. This number represents the ratio of the side lengths, which would mean that the Opposite is about 0.7071 times as long as the Hypotenuse.
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While the sine function takes an angle and returns the ratio of opposite/hypotenuse, arcsine (ie. inverse sine) takes a ratio and returns the angle.
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ie. If the sine of 30° is 0.5, then the arcsine of 0.5 is 30°:
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Cotangent, Secant, Cosecant
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Like Sine, Cosine and Tangent, these functions all involve dividing one side by another
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secant is equal to 1 divided by cos
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cosecant is equal to 1 divided by sin
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cotangent is equal to 1 divided by tan
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Any substance will conduct electricity if you put a big enough voltage across it: even air, which is normally an insulator, suddenly becomes a conductor when a powerful voltage builds up in the clouds—and that's what makes lightning.
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When it comes to electricity, a binary label of conductor or insulator is useless, since anything with enough voltage will conduct electricity (even plastic). Instead, a better way to think about it is in terms of resistance level. Metal has low resistance, while plastic has high resistance.\n
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Resistors allow us to precicely control how much electrical current passes through it.
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Ohm's Law - resistance is defined as the voltage required to make 1 amp flow through a circuit.\n
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Resistance can be determined by hooking up a multimeter to the circuit. The device feeds a known wattage current through the circuit and back into the device, and measures the volts that are received back into it.
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level of resistance is measured in Ohms (Ω)
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Semiconductor
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Falling between a conductor and insulator, a semiconductor has the quality that it decreases in resistance as its temperature rises (opposite of metals).
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Incandescent lightbulbs (old-style)
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these worked by having a filament with high resistance. The wire was so thin that the electricity has to fight to get through it, resulting in a lot of heat being given off, hence the name
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This is similar to how toasters and kettles work. The idea is the same: shoot lots of electricity through an object with high resistance, causing it to heat up.
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Analog Volume Knob (ex. radio)
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The volume knob is actually part of an electronic component called a variable resistor. When you turn the volume down, you're actually turning up the resistance in the circuit that drives the radio's loadspeaker. With less current, there is less energy to power the loudspeaker.
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Routing
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Pre FX - Signal Is sent to the desired bus before being processed by any inserted FX
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Post fader -
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Addiction
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\"Addiction is giving up everything for one thing. Sobriety is giving up one thing for everything\"
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ask yourself \"is the behaviour I'm exhibiting right now the same behaviour I'd exhibit if I were in fact dangerously addicted to this thing?\"
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In other words, imagine a scenario where things ended up bad for you. Are you current patterns reflecting the same pattern that this hypothetical would probably would have shown?
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ex. Think WoW. When I started playing Classic WoW, I played a lot (9 hours in one day). I should have imagined the hypothetical scenario where I get dangerously addicted to WoW and stop working on my projects. would the pattern that caused the hypothetical still be there in my actual life?
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When can natural reinforcers become addictive?
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when they are a highly stimulating version of what our hunter/gatherer ancestors would find irresistibile.\n
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ex. high calorie foods, high sugar foods
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when something is available in limitless supply\n
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ex. unhealthy food, porn
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when it comes in many varieties (ie. the novelty factor)\n
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ex. unhealthy food, porn
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when we binge on it without realize that it's triggering brain changes
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Recruiting
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Finding people’s genius begins by carefully observing them in action, looking for spikes of authentic enthusiasm and a natural flow of energy.
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Sixth
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A major 6th chord is identical to the minor 7th of the relative key (albeit in a different inversion)
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ex. C6 is the same as Am7
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writing a chord as 6th instead of the equivalent 7th is obscuring the harmonic quality of the chord, making it more difficult to know which notes belong.\n
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there is one exception to this, which is dependent on the context. Imagine we play a Cmaj7 chord, then drop the 7th to a 6 to play a Cmaj6 chord. In this context, the C still feels like the tonal centre (as it did with the Cmaj7 chord). In this case, it's more appropriate to think of that 6th chord as a 6th chord and not a 7th of the relative key.
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When specifying a minor/major 6th chord, the minor/major refers to the third (meaning the 6th note is the same in both)
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6/9 (aka 6add9)
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Major
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Cmaj6/9: 32223x
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It is not a tense chord, and therefore doesn't require resolution.
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Considered a substitute for the tonic in Jazz
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Minor
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Cmin6/9: 32233x
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Evokes the dorian mode
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Also considered a substitute for the minor tonic in Jazz.
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The intersection of two sets is the set consisting of only the elements that appear in both sets.
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A∩B denotes the intersection of sets A and B.\n
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Two sets whose intersection is the empty set (in other words, have no element in common) are called disjoint.
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The set A∩B is the set of users that liked both Biz1 and Biz2
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When events are independent, we can use the multiplication rule for independent events, which states that:
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P(A∩B)=P(A)×P(B).
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Volume
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Remember that apparent volume is what matters, not dB. The shape of the soundwave also affects how loudly we perceive something
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even at the same dB level, a chainsaw will sound much louder than a flute because of the shape of the soundwave.
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Once an instrument playing a certain pattern is heard, it is safe to blend back into the mix, where even if it is barely audible, the listener will be able to clearly discern what is being played, due to the fact they've already heard it.
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ex. a common pattern for a song has a guitar playing solo, only to be joined by other instruments progressively. Once these other instruments get added, it's fine to lower the volume on the guitar, since its distinctive pattern has already been heard and the listener can fill in the blanks on their own.
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It is not uncommon for the engineer to vary the volume faders throughout the song as dynamics change (ex. instruments are added, entering a new section of the song etc.)
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compressors can only do so much before they start sounding unnatural.
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The volume fader is the volume of the track after the FX pipeline has been applied to it.
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It is the volume level that will be piped into the it's send (ie. the next place in the pipeline)
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Volume as a measure of depth control
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Conceptually, in a 3D space, a higher volume would indicate that the sound is closer to us. But if we want a sound to be perceived as closer to the listener, the solution is not always as simple as increasing the volume. There are 2 things to understand with this:
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Different frequencies decay through space at different rates, meaning that as you move closer to or further from a sound, the relative levels of different frequencies will change.
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higher frequencies decay at a faster rate, which is why when a distant sound first approaches you, you may find that you hear only the bass frequencies at first, followed by the rest of the sound (or vice versa, depending on the physical environment)
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The clarity of a sound deteriorates with distance. The further away a sound is, the more muffled it appears.
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For these reasons, we need some other tools (together along with volume) to create the illusion of depth, such as compression
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Relative volume
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When doing your initial volume setting of each track, it's easier to scope small and gently expand outward
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ex. volume-match your cellos first, then your string section, then your brass section, then your string section AND brass section, and so on.
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Volume balancing
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Volume balancing should be the first step of any mix.
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Can use a strategy of height order, where we loop the loudest part of the sound (with likely the most instruments playing simultaneously)
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Turn everything all the way down
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Choose which instrument is the most important (e.g. kick, snare, vocal etc), and bring it up to -5dB
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Next, bring up the next most important element and balance it with that first most important instrument
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Continue this process until everything is balanced around that single most important instrument
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Framework: Levels of volume
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A useful framework for thinking about relative (apparent) volumes is to place each instrument in one of 6 levels
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positioning of snare is quite varied, and depending on the genre, can appear from level 4 to level 2\n
When reverb is noticeable as a sound on its own, it is usually at this level
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Level 5
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ex. Kick drum (jazz, big bang music)
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ex. Background vocals
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lots of FX and reverb live at this level so you can only hear them if listening closely
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Level 6
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Soft and hard to detect sounds
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ex. whisper sounds found in Pink Floyd music
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Gain Staging
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The source signal of an audio track goes through a pipeline before it ultimately arrives at the master bus.
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ex. this pipeline might be:\n\n
the guitar signal is WAV audio track
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the track is in an Acoustic Guitar bus (ie. folder in Reaper)
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the Acoustic Guitar Bus gets routed into the Acoustic Verb send, which gets routed to the Guitars Bus
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and so on
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Some steps of the pipeline will naturally involve some level of volume increase
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ex. compression, reverb and EQ are all stages that add volume to the mix
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Because one of the first steps of mixing is to set the fader levels, we don't want our compressor/EQ adding perceptible volume to the track. Therefore, when we are happy with the parameters of our FX, we need to A/B test it by bypassing it on and off. Adjust the volume level of the B to match the A.
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ex. Imagine we are A/B testing our compressor on the guitar. We toggle the FX on, and adjust up/down the post-FX gain (?) so that it matches the perceived volume level when the FX is off
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Strategy for volume level setting
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A good way of achieving good balance of volume is to put your volume very low and walk into the next room. Get to a point where you can barely hear the sound. The element that pops out the most is too loud and should be brought down
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The biggest game changer for me was when I realized how important the volume sliders on each track are and developing a good strategy for how to use them. My goal when mixing is to let everything have its turn. I do this by imagining you only get to hear one thing at a time. If a drum is struck, its attack should be louder than anything else and it is the only thing that needs to be heard. But luckily there’s lots of space between drums because they are percussion instruments. As soon as the transient attack decays from its peak I don’t need to hear it anymore, and now there’s all this wonderful open space inbetween each drum hit where I no longer need to hear the drum and am free to hear something else: but again, I only get to pick one thing to hear at a time in these spaces between the drums. Using this idea I try to set my levels loudest on the tracks that have the highest transients and lowest for the things that have the slowest decays.
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So for example let’s say I have the following tracks: a drone synth pad, some guitars, bass, vocals, and drums. First thing to do is pull down all your faders so everything is silent. Then I’ll start by bringing up the synth pads first because they are long passages of relatively equal volume that don’t change a whole lot. They are the least dynamic of all the tracks. I bring them up to a decent level but not too high because everything else needs to go on top of them. Maybe about halfway. Next I’ll pull up the bass guitar because it has more dynamic attack than the pads but still lots of sustain (second-least dynamic of my tracks, so I address it second). My goal here is to bring the volume of the bass up so that when I watch the meters, the attack of the bass string being struck pops up above the volume of the synth pads. So long as that attack on the bass is louder than the pads, then I know I’ll hear the bass in my mix, even if the sustain drops below the pads afterward.
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In essence what we’ve got now is kind of like a rolling fog of synth pads with mountain peaks of bass transients popping up through that fog. I’ve made space for both now. When the bass is plucked I hear it (and not the synth pad) but when it decays below that fog I hear the synth (inbetween the peaks of bass note attack). By doing this I’ve made dynamic space for both in the temporal plane. It’s like eq for time instead of frequency! Everybody knows you should use eq to carve space in the frequency domain. But it took me forever to realize I need to use volume dynamics to carve space out of time! How did I not see that sooner???
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So next I’ll do the same for guitars. They’re generally similar in volume to the bass, but with a bit more transient attack. I also use wide panning on the guitars so their peaks can be heard above the fog in the L/R space whereas the bass peaks pop up down the centre. But yeah, I want their peaks just above the bass, but doesn’t need to be by much for the reasons I just mentioned.
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Next is the vocals. Consonants and plosives are even more dynamic than guitars, bass or pads. So my goal is to get the vocal transients to pop up above the cloud cover of everything else so far. I raise the fader on my vocals until the volume peaks crest the summed volume of everything else set so far. It can be handy to temporarily group or route your synth, bass and guitars to one bus so that you can watch their summed volume meter next to the vocal track meter to ensure the vocal peaks crest everything else.
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And lastly, drums are the most dynamic with super fast attack and decay. So I set them loudest so they peak above everything else.
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If I’ve successfully done my job here, when a drum is hit I hear the drum and then it quickly gets out of the way with a fast decay to make space. And in that space between drum hits, a vocal consonant pops up and is heard above all else and then gets out of the way for other things to be heard. And in the spaces between drum hits and vocal consonants, the pluck of a guitar string rises above everything else and then gets out of the way. And now in the space between drum hits, consonants and plucked guitars, a bass note rises above and then drops away… to reveal the synth pad that is droning along in all the remaining spaces between and under everything else.
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The idea here is that you don’t actually get to hear everything at the same time. If everything was hard compressed and set to equal volumes you’d just hear a long muddy wash of all tracks playing at once. Unless that’s what you’re specifically going for that’s generally not what you want. It’s boring to listen to because it isn’t changing. But if your brain hears a drum and then a word and then a guitar chord and then a bass note and then a synth pad… one at a time in quick succession… it gets excited!!!! There’s a lot of different things happening quickly over time for it to process… instead of everything happening at once all the time without any change in focus.
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Now since music generally has a rhythmic component you may wonder how this can work when all tracks play on the same beat? Well, it still works because we ordered it so that the quickest decay is loudest. In this case you hear the drum on the beat first because it’s loudest. But it dies away so quickly (fast decay) that it drops out to reveal the consonant of the vocal milliseconds later. It should decay fast enough that you don’t miss hearing most of the consonant! But then the consonant drops off too and you hear that guitar chord coming through now… and you may only be getting that last bit of the guitar strum attack but it’s enough. And as that last bit of the guitar attack decays it reveals the bass underneath. And maybe you missed hearing most or even all of the actual bass attack underneath everything else but that warm early sustain now shines through and is like syrup after the percussive attack of everything else, and as it dies away, it reveals below everything else our ever-present synth pad holding it all together. At this point you for sure missed hearing the attack of the synth but it doesn’t matter because it barely has any attack to speak of anyway. So yeah, that’s why it’s important to set your levels so the meters peak loudest on the fastest, most dynamic tracks. Because even if every track plays each note at the exact same time this strategy allows each layer to peel away and reveal the track underneath.
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Once I started thinking about things this way I realized I could get 80% of the way there with just the faders and nothing else. Which is crazy because I saw them as second-class citizens to the jobs of eqs and compressors and reverbs and panning for so long. But they are SO critical despite their bare simplicity!!! I’m self-trained so maybe I’m an idiot for not having understood this sooner and everyone else already knew all this. But man, the simplest of things had the greatest effect.
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Furthermore, once you understand the “only one thing at a time” paradigm you realize the other tools are just more granular versions for achieving the same thing. For example: are all your tracks too dynamic? If they’re all super percussive then there’s not enough time to reveal those layers beneath. So what do you do? Well, that’s the compressor’s time to shine! Throw lots of compression on your synth, slightly less compression on your bass, a little less on your guitars, almost none on your vocals, and none at all on your drums, and now suddenly you’ve got a good range of low vs high dynamic tracks so that the layers can be peeled back to reveal everything beneath just like we want. Obviously there are so many more applications for compressors than just this, but prior to my thought that you should only be “hearing just one thing at a time” I never would have thought to use them in this application. Reverb is a good way to reduce dynamics too, but it can offer a pleasing stereo spatial component too. So it’s kind of like a “blurry” compressor if you think about it. Again… perhaps an oversimplification but not something I would have considered prior to understanding this paradigm! And I realized side-chaining is sometimes so effective because it’s just brute-forcing the “one thing at a time” concept to the extreme!
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But yeah, seriously. It’s ALL about volume and only having one loudest thing at a time. Once I got that, everything else just got better. And at the end of the day, I could still compress the hell out of the master to sound “loud enough”, but so long as I first gave everything it’s “time to shine” as the loudest part in the mix, then it still sounds relatively ok. Even if you have to brick wall the whole track because the client wants it “louder” and all the dynamics are lost (not great but sometimes that’s what they want), the clarity still remains intact in the temporal domain because you made sure only one primary thing needed to be heard at a time.
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Anyway, sorry that was so long. But just felt like if somebody had explained this to me at the outset I would have saved myself so many years of grief and confusion. So yeah, I hope at the very least that I can save somebody else from some of that misery.
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Lastly- I should say that if it sounds good you’re doing it right. This is as much art as it is science. Use the advice that works for you and drop the stuff that doesn’t. Don’t use my advice here if it does nothing for what you’re trying to accomplish. My word is certainly not law, and neither is anyone else’s. There’s a million ways to make this work. Find the ways that work best for you!
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Measures of Volume
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A decibel (dB) is just a ratio, there has to be a reference level for it to become a unit (of sorts).
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dB SPL (Sound Pressure Level)
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When the average person talks about \"decibels\" they are usually (unknowingly) talking about dB SPL which has some arbitrary definition of the lower limit of human hearing as a reference (according to wikipedia it's about as loud as a mosquito flying 3m away)
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ex. you can't exactly hear a gun shot and say 'that was 80dBs', because it relates to how far you are from the source and what reference you are using. If you were to move 50% closer, that 80 dB (SPL) would become 86 dB SPL, because now your perspective is different
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db FS (Full Scale)
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When talking about audio in the digital realm, dBFS is used, but instead of the reference being the quietest possible limit, it's the loudest (imposed as a standard) and thus negative values are used to count back from the top. Any signal that passes above 0dB FS gets chopped off, which is known as digital clipping.
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RMS (Root Mean Square)
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RMS represents the average (also called “integrated”) loudness of a signal.
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It will typically take a measurement every 300ms, which means whatever peaks occur within that time frame get averaged out for the RMS reading. So RMS isn’t as precise as peak metering, but it actually gives us a better understanding of overall loudness based on the average strength of the signal.
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RMS is useful for whenever you want a reading closer to a person’s actual perception of loudness.
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RMS is usually the unit used for the master track.
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Mathematically, we derive the RMS by taking the average value (ie. mean), squaring it, then taking the square root.
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we do this process of squaring then taking square root so that the resultant value is always positive.
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LUFS (Loudness Unit Full Scale)
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LUFS is a measurement of perceived loudness obtained by measuring the average level over time.
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Two pieces of music that register identical LUFS readings should sound like they’re at the same level, regardless of whatever the peak or RMS readings say
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therefore, LUFS offers a benefit to the mastering process when we want all tracks to have the same volume level.
since classical music tends to have many loud parts and quiet parts, you might find LRA of 9+, whereas rock music, which is typically more stable is usually around 5-6.
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Note that this is not about dynamic range, but rather, musical dynamics.
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Isotopes
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Unlike the number of protons, the number of neutrons in an atom is not diagnostic of an element. Atoms of any given element can come in different versions called isotopes, which have differing number of neutrons, but always the same number of protons.
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in other words, an element can have different numbers of neutrons. These different instances are known as isotopes.
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because different isotopes of an element are differentiated by their number of neutrons, therefore the atomic mass varies between these isotopes
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ex. Carbon-12 is an isotope of 6 protons and 6 neutrons. Carbon-14 is an isotope of 6 protons and 8 neutrons
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Some isotopes are stable and some are unstable.
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ex. Lead-202 is an unstable isotope, while lead-204, lead-206, lead-207 and lead-208 are stable
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Unstable means that the atoms spontaneously decay into something else at a predictable rate (though the decay occurs at unpredictable moments)
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Another word for unstable is radioactive
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In one kind of isotope instability, a neutron turns into a proton. This means that the mass number stays the same, but the atomic number goes up, so the atom becomes a different element.
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in another type of radioactive decay, the opposite happens
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Every unstable isotope decays at its own characteristic rate which is precisely known.
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decay is exponential\n
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ex. Starting with 100 grams of a radioactive isotope, a fixed proportion of the remaining amount will decay. For example, if that proportion was 10%, then it would start at 100g, then 90g, then 81g, and so on.
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Half-life
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The favoured measure of decay rate is the half-life, which is the time taken for half of the atoms to decay
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the half-life is the same, no matter how many atoms have already decayed (that is what exponential decay means)
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The half-life of carbon-14 is between 5000 and 6000 years. Therefore, for specimens older than about 50,000 to 60,000 years, carbon dating is useless.
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the half-life of rubidium-87 is 49 billion years; the half-life of fermium-244 is 3.3 milliseconds. Such startling extremes show us the stupendous range of clocks available.
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potassium-40 has a half life of 1.26 billion years, and is therefore an isotope much used on the evolutionary timescale.
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An isotope decaying means it turns into another element
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ex. Potassium-40 has a half life of 1.26B years. One element below potassium is argon. If we start with some quantity of potassium, after 1.26 billion years, half of the potassium-40 will have decayed to argon-40. After another 1.26 billion years, half of what remains (ie a quarter of the original) will have decayed, and so on.
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Therefore, we now understand how isotopes can be used as our clock. If we took a pound of potassium-40 and put it in a sealed box and waited for a few hundred million years, we would find that some proportion of those original potassium-40 atoms are now argon-40. By measuring the proportions, we can conclude how much time as elapsed.
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Link rot
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A 2003 study found that on the Web, about one link out of every 200 broke each week, suggesting a half-life of 138 weeks.
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Grit is passion and perseverance for long-term goals.
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Permutation
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Permutations are the number of ways to choose a sample of r elements from a set of n distinct objects where order matters
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another way to visualize the \"order matters\" requirement is to imagine a dinner seating arrangement where we are trying to figure out how many different ways people can be seated at a table. Since each seat is not interchangeable, we say that order matters.
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ex. the combination on a lock, since the order of digits matters.
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ex. in social networks, there are the concepts of \"friends\" and \"following\". When discussing one user following another, we are talking permutatins, since me following Elton John does not equate to Elton John following me. If one day he does decide to follow me, there will be 2 different entries in the database: Kyle-EltonJohn and EltonJohn-Kyle.
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when r === n, then the problem simply becomes n!.
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mn: think \"Permutation ... Position\"
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There are 2 types:
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with repetition (e.g. a combination lock can use 3 multiple times)
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without repetition (e.g. in how many different ways can I order these 16 billiard balls?)
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Permutations with Repetition
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ex. combination lock, password
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Formula:
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nr
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n - total number of possibilities for that position\n
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ex. in combo lock, each position has 10 possibilities from 0-9
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r - total number of positions\n
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ex. combo locks typically have 3 or 4 positions
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Permutations without Repetition P(n,r)
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Formula:
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(n−r)!n!
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If we are creating our permutation by using every value in the set, then our formula becomes a simple factorial.
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this is because in the above formula, if our permutation size is the same as the total set size, the result is 0!, or 1, against which we divide our number.
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it helps to think of there being 2 types of \"permutation without repetition\":
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where all possible values are used in the result set\n
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in this case, n===r, and therefore the denominator resolve to 1, and therefore only have to consider the numerator.
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where some values remain out of the result set\n
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in this case, we concern ourselves with the denominator, since now we must get the factorial of the difference of n and r.
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the denominator part of this formula works because it is cancelling out the parts of the numerator we don't care about. For instance, if we have 16 pool balls but only care about 3, then we keep the 16, 15 and 14, but cancel out the 13, 12, 11 (and so on) of the numerator.
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13×12×...16×15×14×13×12×...=16×15×14
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With this long-form, we can see that the how it can be reduced to 16x15x14.
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In this case, we have to reduce the number of available choices each time.
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ex. what order could 16 pool balls be in?\n
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20,922,789,888,000
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ex. what order could 3 pool balls be in, out of a total of 16 balls?\n
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3,360
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Of course, because 0!=1, if we plan to use all available elements in the sequence, then our formula is a simple factorial, due to the nature of dividing by 1.
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in other words, we can ignore the denominator part of the equation.
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examples:
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ex. anagram (assuming that every combination is an actual word)
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ex. An encyclopedia has eight volumes. In how many ways can the eight volumes be replaced on the shelf?
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ex. How many different seatings arrangements are there for 6 guests?\n
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Let us fill the seats one by one, starting with the chair on Alice’s right. We can put here any of the 6 guests. Now look at the second chair. If Bob sits on the first chair, we can put here any of the remaining 5 guests; if Carl sits there, we again have 5 choices, etc. So the number of ways to fill the first two chairs is 5+5+5+5+5+5=6⋅5=30. Similarly, no matter how we fill the first two chairs, we have 4 choices for the third chair, which gives 6⋅5⋅4 ways to fill the first three chairs. Going on similarly, we find that the number of ways to seat the guests is 6⋅5⋅4⋅3⋅2⋅1=720
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Antifragility
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Antifragility is fundamentally different from the concepts of resiliency (i.e. the ability to recover from failure) and robustness (that is, the ability to resist failure)
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Antifragility is the property of all those natural and complex systems that have survived. Depriving them of volatility, randomness, and stressors will harm them.
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Consider that being overprotective of a child effectively reduces volatility. This is harmful to them
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Antifragility determines the boundary of what is living and organic (like the human body) and what is inert (like a stapler on your desk)
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Antifragility is measured on a spectrum
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An antifragile thing benefits from stressors only up until a degree
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ex. Your body benefits from some degree of mishandling (e.g. exercising), but not too much.
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The amount of debt a company has increases fragility
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By focusing on something’s degree of fragility, we can determine what the impact would be if a shock were to occur. This is far more useful than trying to predict the shock itself
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Anything that has more upside than downside from random events (or certain shocks) is antifragile
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Everything that has life in it is to some extent anti-fragile, but not the reverse.
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A human body can benefit from stressors, but only to a point. But a dish, a car, an inanimate object will not. Sure, this may be robust, but cannot be anti-fragile
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Many things such as society, economic activities and markets, and cultural behaviour are man-made, but grow on their own to reach some kind of self organization. They are not biological, but they resemble the biological in such a way that they multiply and replicate (e.g. rumors, ideas, technologies, and businesses).
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Systems where those in power have no skin in the game tend to fragilize society
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ex. Consider that bankers, academics and bureaucrats have very little downside to their decisions.
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It is a relatively recent phenomenon that non-risk takers are able to exert so much influence on society. Normally, those who had real power had also taken large risks to get to where they were.
Time - time is functionally similar to volatility: the more time, the more events, the more disorder
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The unknown
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Randomness
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Turmoil
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Stressor
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Error
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Dispersion of outcomes
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Unknowledge
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Antifragility of information
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Consider that information is naturally antifragile. The more we try to burn books and silence thought, the more it comes back with a vengeance.
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The banker, the cab driver and the artist
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The banker is fragile. He dresses the same conservative way every day and is concerned about his reputation. The more info that gets out about him, the more harm is done to his reputation.
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On the other hand, the cab driver doesn't have much in the way of status, so he doesn't really care as much about his reputation. He isn't fragile like the banker, but isn't antifragile either.
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The artist is the most antifragile. He could go out on the street and punch his biggest rival in the mouth, and it wouldn't do much to harm his book sales. In fact, it will make him more infamous, thereby helping his booksales. He can dress in increasingly outlandish ways, and it still won't hurt his reputation.
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The Antifragility of some comes necessarily at the expense of the fragility of others
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In other words, it is a zero sum game
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In a system, the sacrifices of some units, i.e. the fragile ones, are often necessary for the well-being of other units or the whole
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For us to end up at an anti-fragile economy, we must have many fragile start ups. This is what enables entrepreneurship to work in the first place
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The collective of restaurants is anti-fragile, but it is made up of fragile restaurants. Consider that if each restaurant was not fragile, the concept would never have evolved past a simple sandwich at a table. That business model failed because of the fragility of restaurants. That is, better ideas came around and replaced them for the betterment of the whole restaurant landscape.
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Antifragile systems benefit from randomness (think evolution and random mutations)
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up to a limit. A meteor crashing into earth is beyond the limit of what nature can handle
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consider The phenomenon of antibiotic resistance. The harder you try to harm bacteria, the stronger the survivors will be, unless you can manage to eradicate them completely. This is why you have to finish antibiotics when you are prescribed them
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Biology works because of layers
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The cell has a population of intracellular molecules. In turn, the organism has a population of cells, and the species has a population of organisms.
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A strengthening mechanism for the cell comes at the expense of some intracellular molecules. Likewise, a strengthening mechanism of an organism comes at the expense of cells, and the strengthening mechanism of the species comes at the expense of individual organisms.
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The economy is not anti-fragile in the way that is currently implemented. Consider that every plane crash makes flying overall more safe, because we are able to learn from it. Furthermore, the negative impact of a single plane crash is confined and not able to bring down the whole system (ie. all planes). On the other hand, the economy is linked in such a way that errors spread and compound
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The economy is relatively fragile because of the presence of government bailouts. The whole concept of bailouts is transferring fragility from the collective to the unfit.
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An adaptive system is one that changes its behavior based on information available at time of utilization (as opposed to having the behavior defined during system design). This characteristic is sometimes referred to as cognitive. While adaptive systems allow for robustness under a variety of scenarios (often unknown during system design), they are not necessarily antifragile. In other words, the difference between antifragile and adaptive is the difference between a system that is robust under volatile environments/conditions, and one that is robust in a previously unknown environment.
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is similar to hormesis in biology or creative destruction in economics
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Hormesis is defined by the dose-response relationship. Something at a high dose or concentration may be dangerous, but at a lower dose that same “something” can be beneficial.
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ex. vaccinations
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Robustness is enduring to stress with no harm nor gain. Resilience involves adapting to stress and staying the same.
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There is some Antifragility built into variable careers like taxi drivers, prostitutes, carpenters, and dentists. They don’t get a consistent pay check every week, which puts them continuously under pressure to be fit to be able to absorb and pivot in the face of any kind of financial threat
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this is why it is illogical to think of salaried employees as being the more conservative position to take. If they get laid off, they instantly go to $0 income and are normally unprepared to get another job right away
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this it can be said that the salaried employee is more vulnerable to black swan events
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Stressors are information. The salaried employee doesn’t get any stressors, and thus cannot continually adjust the same way someone in a more antifragile profession can. The person in the antifragile profession sees their income slowly change, rather than all at once, giving them ample time to respond to that information
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Avoidance of mistakes leads to a fragile system. It makes the large ones more severe
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The more variability you observe in a system, the less black swan-prone it is
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Fragmented systems with little interdependence are antifragile because randomness is distributed rather than concentrated.
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ex. there will never be a generalized restaurant crisis (unlike banks), since each unit is independent and competes with others.
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ex. back when city-states dominated (e.g. Venice, Genoa), the threat of war was small-scale. Compare that to a massive country like U.S going to war (WWI + WWII), which has much larger impacts. City-states had regular, but small skirmishes. Empires have (sometimes) irregular, but massive wars.
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Communism is fragile, because humans are naturally greedy, and when humans are greedy in a communist society, things collapse. Capitalism on the other hand is at the very least robust, and maybe even antifragile. That is, it more greed proof, since it uses a natural human tendency to be greedy to benefit the whole.
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Time is the ultimate exposing mechanism of fragility. Consider that it is not impressive for a person to pick a single well-performing stock. It is more impressive that a person picks many well-performing stocks. But most impressive is when a person picks many well-performing stocks over a long period of time.
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To make money off fragility you just need to identify fragile systems and bet on their collapse
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Stoicism is Antifragility in its purest form: there is an upside-downside asymmetry
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Fragility-robustness-Antifragility as a replacement for predictive methods
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Rather than trying to predict the occurrence of an event, it’s more useful to understand how fragile a system is
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ex. When Arab spring happened in 2011, Obama blamed It on bad intelligence. In fact, what happened was just the hair that broke the camels back. Such events are completely unpredictable. It is the system that lies underneath that is worth examining. The system was a fragile one, making it inevitable to have happened at some point.
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anal: It would be useless when building a bridge to try and predict which truck would cause the bridge to fall down. That is missing the point entirely.
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Trim/Read - Existing envelopes are applied, but the onscreen knobs don't move. Adjusting the volume fader in this mode will adjust the track's volume relative to the envelope.
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Read - Applies envelopes and moves onscreen knobs for armed items automatically.
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Latch Preview - changes to the automated parameter will exist only in a preview state, which can be committed with one of the actions Automation: write current values for actively-writing envelopes ______\n
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____ to time selection works well if we are, say, adjusting the volume of an instrument during an instrumental break.
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Write - write and remember current settings as edit points, writing all changes made from the moment playback starts until playback stops.
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Amplifiers
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Knobs
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Nearly all knobs cut, they don’t add. When you turn a volume knob all the way up, that’s the whole signal. When you turn it down, you are sending a portion of the signal to the ground. Turn down the treble and you are cutting a portion of the eq above a certain threshold.
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Gain
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Gain can be thought of as the input volume to the preamp stage, although it's more of a tone control than a volume control. Your gain setting determines how hard you're driving the preamp section of your amp. Setting the gain control sets the level of distortion in your tone, regardless of how loud the final volume is set.
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gain adjustments can produce changes in overall volume, which might account for some of the confusion between the terms
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Think of gain as sensitivity. Guitar pickups, microphones, all things in audio. Gain has the connotation of both tone and volume.
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Gain adjusts the sensitivity of an audio transducer. As you go up in gain you go up in the amount of electricity flowing through the transducers and subsequent transformers.
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Volume
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volume on a tube amp is more than just making it louder, it actually increases how much drive the sound has as well.
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Volume and gain are similar, with the difference being at what stage the overall gain of the amp is being set. Volume is intended to set a secondary preamp gain stage.
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MasterVolume
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Master volume lives in the second stage of your amp, the power amp section. It provides the muscle. Think of it this way: the preamp (and gain control) provides the shape of the sound; the power amp provides the overall strength of the sound.
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Cab
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the actual speaker that speaks out the processed signal and makes it audible.
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Head
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A head is simply the name for an amplifier without a speaker.
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The \"basic guitar amp\" is an amplifier and speaker combined in one cabinet, commonly called combos.
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Using a separate head+speaker instead of a combo lets you mix and match.
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Amp
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the device that amplifies the electrical signal. This is an electrical processor that does not produce audible sound.
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Parameters
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Amp Bias
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in other words, the union set is composed of elements that exist in at least one of its constituent sets.
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Investing
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Personal Investing (ie. Not public)
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Instead of being enticed by his passion for creating the Segway, the early investors should have assessed his passion for building a company and bringing the product successfully to market.
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If we want to forecast whether the originators of a novel idea will make it successful, we need to look beyond the enthusiasm they express about their ideas and focus on the enthusiasm for execution that they reveal through their actions.
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Look for companies with high customer LTV (lifetime value). \n
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Amazon, Facebook, Google, Netflix etc.
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This means the company can spend a lot of money to acquire just one customer.\n
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So, if you, as a business, have the same target group as someone else with a higher LTV, you are doomed (longterm), as the cost of doing marketing (which is nothing else than buying peoples attention, which is a limited resource), gets higher over time, until you can't effort it anymore.
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Drivers of Revenue Generating Potential
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LTV: What is the average revenue (or profit) per customer?
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CAC: What are your customer acquisition costs?\n
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correlated with brand awareness
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more personalized ads lead to lower CAC
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Scalability: How do LTV and CAC change with increasing customer numbers?
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Amortisation time: How long does it take until a marketing investment turns into revenue?
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Data access: Do you have access to user data, which allows you to a) derive sales potential and b) personalize products?
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The number 1 enemy of leverage is volatility
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Consider judging the performance of your portfolio not on how much money you earned as a percentage, but other factors
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such as the underlying earnings of each company. Has it improved year-over-year? Have their allocation of capital become more efficient? Are their margins increasing?
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future. \n\nYou can think of this collection of inter-linked notes as my personal wiki.\n\nThis Dendron notebook is the sister vault to the tech-focused [Digital Garden](https://tech.kyletycholiz.com)\n\n## Tags\nThroughout the Second Brain, I have made use of tags, which give semantic meaning to the pieces of information.\n\n- `ex.` - Denotes an *example* of the preceding piece of information\n- `spec:` - Specifies that the preceding information has some degree of *speculation* to it, and may not be 100% factual. Ideally this gets clarified over time as my understanding develops. I try to go back after I have better understood the topic and clear out the notes of `spec:` tags\n- `anal:` - Denotes an *analogy* of the preceding information. 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This is an alternative approach to compiling browser bookmarks, which I've found can quickly become untenable.\n\n### E (Examined) Resources\nOnce a resource has been thoroughly examined and has been mined for notes, it will be moved from *UE Resources* to *E Resources*. This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Options
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Overview
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Options derive their value from the fact that no one knows where the stock price is going to be in X amount of days. All we know is that it won’t be where it currently is. This is of the option however the resulting prices of these options is considered the aggregate beliefs on where a stock will be in any amount of given time
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An option is a Derivative because its price is intrinsically linked to the price of something else
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options premiums are a function of two main ingredients:
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value of the option (profit gained by executing option)
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time value
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↑option value as ↑interest rate
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And when you sell an option, profit is capped at the price of the premium, but the downside potential is unlimited.
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With options, a strategy can be employed to profit off literally any type of market condition (bear, bull, sideways)
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As an option buyer, your objective should be to purchase options with the longest possible expiration, in order to give your trade time to work out
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And when you are writing options, go for the shortest possible expiration in order to limit your liability.
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The main draw of options is one of leverage
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ex. given a simple situation where an investor has $1000 to burn and is bullish on a stock; a simple 14% upward movement in the price of a stock could result in a CALL return of 150% (Just to demonstrate how far apart these percentages are)\n
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It's true that buying a CALL and buying a stock both have capped downsides, but if in both situations we are spending $1000, the option route is more like \"the downside is 100%\", whereas just buying a stock, it's unlikely the stock goes to 0.
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In reality, since you don't have to own an option until expiry, you can sell before losing all your money
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Typically, an options contract loses approximately one-third of its time value during the first half of its life.
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Time value decreases at an accelerating pace and eventually reaches zero as the option's expiration date draws near.\nA common mistake option investors make is allowing a profitable trade to sit long enough that theta reduces the profits substantially.
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For example, a trader may buy an option for $1, and see it increase to $5. Of the $5 premium, only $4 is intrinsic value. If the stock price doesn't move any further, the premium of the option will slowly degrade to $4 at expiry
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Terminology
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Open Interest (OI)
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Gives a sense of the liquidity of an option
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is not simply a count of all the available buy and sell contracts
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instead, intended to provide a more accurate picture of trading activity surrounding options, and the ∆money flow in and out of options
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When a buyer and seller make a contract, the contract is considered \"open\" and, will only close upon execution, expiration, or manual closing out of the option.
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If there were low open interest, it would be more difficult to get option orders filled at a good price
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one must also examine whether the open interest is in calls or puts and whether the contracts are being bought or sold.
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\"Volume\" refers to the number of contracts traded in a given period, and is distinct from OI
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Interpretations
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↑Prices & ↑Trend & ↑OI - can mean that new money is coming into the market (reflecting new positions; a bullish sign)
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↑OI ↓StrikePrice - a sign of a downward trend of the underlying stock.\n
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might suggest that new money is coming into the market on the short side
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↓Prices & ↓Trend & ↑OI - This scenario is consistent with a continuing downtrend and is bearish.
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↓Prices & ↓Trend & ↓OI - could indicate that holders are being forced to liquidate their positions (bearish).\n
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could mean that a selling climax could be on the near-term horizon.
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↑OI & ↓Prices (sharply decreasing) - could be a bearish signal if holders who bought near the top are now losing money;\n
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this also could potentially cause an environment of panic selling.
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Implied Volatility (IV)
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volatility increases the premium of an option.\n
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This makes sense, since options have limits (floors/ceilings). a CALL holder is not going to care if he is on the wrong end of high volatility any more than if he is at the wrong end of low volatility (since he only loses the premium). However, if he is on the right side of the volatility, then high/low matters, since there is no limit on the upside.
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This is why options become expensive before earnings reports
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as people gain interest and expecatations for an option, the implied volatility rises\n
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therefore, volatility is directly influenced by supply and demand
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the longer the remaining time period, the more IV will matter\n
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Options with strike prices that are near the money are most sensitive to implied volatility changes, while options that are further in the money or out of the money will be less sensitive to implied volatility changes
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IV is not the same as historical volatility
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Implied volatility usually increases in bearish markets and decreases when the market is bullish
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Intrinsic value
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the difference between the stock price, and the strike price\n
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in other words, it's what you would get when factoring in the price you can excercise at, and the price of the option itself
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therefore, intrinsic value=0 unless the stock price moves beyond the strike price
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to calculate how much of an option's premium is due to intrinsic value, an investor would subtract the strike price from the current stock price.\n
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if the option premium is primarily made up intrinsic value, the option's value and profitability are more dependent on movements in the underlying stock price.
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time value is the portion of the premium above the intrinsic value that an option buyer pays for the privilege of owning the contract for a certain period.\n
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therefore, time value is often referred to as extrinsic value.
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a measure of an option's sensitivity to the underlying stock\n
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ex. Delta=0.6 means a $1 increase in the stock price will result in a $0.60 increase in the option price
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The delta for puts is represented as a negative number, which demonstrates the inverse relationship of the put compared to the stock movement.\n
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ex. A put with a delta of -0.4 should increase by 40 cents in value if the stock drops $1 per share.
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An in-the-money option has higher delta
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Buy to open
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the act a open a new option
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if you were bullish on a stock, you would buy to open a call
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if you were bearing on a stock, you would buy to open a put
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Sell to close
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the act a holder takes to exit his position in the option
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if you were no longer bullish on a stock, you would sell to close a call
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if you were no longer bearish on a stock, you would sell to close a put
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Being a Writer (seller of options)
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writers are obligated to buy/sell if the option expires in the money
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Your odds of profit are higher (than if you were a buyer), even though the risk is technically unlimited
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When you buy an option, loss is capped at the price of the premium, but the upside potential is unlimited.\noption price decays over time\n\"time value of money always settles at zero\"\nwhen buying a call, you should always ask, how will this option overcome the decay inherent in aging options?
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the right to buy stock at a given price
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As ↑StockPrice, ↑OptionPrice\n
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Though as time goes on, the stock price must rise enough to offset time decay
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↑premium, as:\n\n
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time to expiration is longer
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volatility is higher
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The more volatile a stock, the more valuable the call option, since losses are already minimized and gains have no limit.
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Think of a call option as a down-payment for a future purchase. You could also see it as a deposit, in the sense that you can walk away from it and just be limited to losing your deposit.\n
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ex. A potential homeowner sees a new development going up. That person may want the right to purchase a home in the future, but will only want to exercise that right once certain developments around the area are built.\n
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In the real estate world, this would be known as a deposit (premium in options). In the stock world it is a call
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Buying call options are total-loss investments, because unless the strike price is reached, the loss will be 100%
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Can be a strategy for hedging a short position
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Selling a naked (ie. uncovered) call gives you a potential short position in the underlying stock.
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the right to sell the stock at a given price
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↑premium, as:\n\n
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time to expiration is longer
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volatility is higher
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Gives you a potential (and less risky) short position in the underlying stock.
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Can be a strategy for hedging a long position
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Selling
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Selling a naked, or unmarried, put gives you a potential long position in the underlying stock
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if slightly bullish, you can write near-term puts to capture premium income
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The more likely something is to occur, the more expensive an option would be that profits from that event\n
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ex. as a stock price rises further, the more expensive that CALL will cost.
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The less time there is until expiry, the less value an option will have\n
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This is because as we get closer and closer to expiry, the probability that the stock will move drastically in price get smaller and smaller (ie. it is a wasting asset)
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ex. if you bought a 1-month option that is out-of-the-money and the stock is stagnant, the option devalues each passing day, because the odds that it eventually becomes in-the-money decreases with each passing day.
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This shows that you can think of an option in terms of \"as long as this event (strike price) occurs within my time period, I'm good\"
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If the stock is worth exactly the same the next day, the option will still be worse less, because of time decay.
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volatility of the stock increases price of an option, since volatility increases the odds of a certain outcome
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use options to hedge against a declining market to limit downside losses\n
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think of a put option as an insurance policy. If you wanted something akin to insurance on a stock that you bought, you could buy a PUT option
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ex. I buy a stock at $100, and am unwilling to lose more than 10%. I buy a PUT with strike price of $90, allowing me sell that stock at $90 anytime within the next 2 years. Now if in 6 months the market drops 20%, I have effectively gained a 10% return, as I can sell a stock with a prevailing price of $80 at $90\n
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a short seller would buy CALL options to limit their exposure
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can be used for speculative purposes such as wagering on the direction of a stock.\n
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buying a call option on the stock
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buying a call option instead of just buying the stock may be attractive, since options provide leverage
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buying more than 1 contract at different strike prices\n
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ie. buying an option(s) to sell another option(s)
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all options should have same expiry
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spreading will offset the premium paid\n
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ie. the premium earned from selling an option will offset the premium paid
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potential profit/loss are capped
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can be employed to capitalize on any price movement
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like regular options, you can be a buyer or seller of a spread strategy
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Bull Call Spread
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buy 1+ call at one strike price, while simultaneously selling same number of calls at higher strike price
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often used when you are bullish on the underlying stock, and expect a moderate rise in its price.\n
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If you are expecting a large gain, then you'd be limiting your upside which would be a bad idea.
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This strategy limits upside gain, while reducing premium you have to spend\n
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Bear Put Spread
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buy 1+ PUT at one strike price, while simultaneously selling same number of PUTs at lower strike price.
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used in opposite way of the bull call spread— you are moderately bearish on the stock, and want to limit your gain/loss\n
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Protective Put
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buy a put with a strike price below the current price, and simultaneously own the stock.
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purpose is to hedge (ie. insure) a long-term investment (ie. create a floor of loss)
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if ↓investment, put can be exercized to recover some of the loss
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Therefore, this strategy is good on a long-term play, where you might be anticipating some loss (think PRPL stock)
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If however the investment is a success, then your profit must factor in the cost of that PUT.
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The only disadvantage of this strategy is that if the stock does not fall in value, the investor loses the amount of the premium paid for the put option.
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known as Married Put when the coverage from the put is equal to the amount of long stock
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P&L graph looks similar to a long call’s P&L graph\n
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Covered Call
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buy a stock, while simultanously selling a call\n
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therefore, a type of buy-write transaction
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The investor will sell the same amount of options as shares that he owns, so that when/if the holder of the call comes knocking, the investor will already own the stock that he needs to sell to the holder of the call.
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the \"cover\" is the stock that investor owns, since they can use it to cover the cost of having to provide the owner of the call with the stock, should they choose to execute the option.\n
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Whereas if the writer of the call didn't actually own the stock, they would have to go on the open market and buy the stock, then sell it to the holder of the call for the strike price. Since the situation of them exercising the option would occur when the strike price is below the current price, this investor would lose a potentially unlimited amount of money. In a Covered Call situation, since we own the stock, we don't need to worry about this. We just have to be ready to sell our stock for the price that we agree we'd sell it at to them (strike)
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purpose is to limit both losses and gains, while giving a higher probability of some gain.
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losses are limited at the price of the stock, minus the income earned from the sale of the call.
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gains are capped at the strike price
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ideal for an investor who believes the underlying price will not move much over the near-term, while simultaneously believing in the long-term worth of the stock.\n
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ex. perhaps banking stocks following Covid— since their prices dropped significantly, but the long-term integrity of the banks is not really hindered.
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alternatively, you might use this strategy when you have a short-term position in the stock and a neutral opinion on its direction\n
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Straddle
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buy a CALL and buy a PUT at same strike price and same expiration date
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profit happens when the stock price rises/falls in excess of both option premiums paid\n
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ex. if stock is at $100 and we buy a CALL and PUT at strike=$80, and both options cost a total of $10, then we will realize profit when the stock price is either below $70 or above $90
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an investor will employ this strategy when they are expecting movement out of a specific range, but aren't sure on direction of movement.\n
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Therefore, there are 2 breakeven points
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In this sense, the aim is the inverse of a covered call
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loss is limited at the price of the premiums\n
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Strangle
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similar to a Straddle, except the CALL and PUT have different strike prices
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on long strangles, the (out-of-the-money) call's strike price will be higher than the stock price, and the put's strike price will be lower than the stock price
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riskier than a straddle, since the stock will have to make a bigger movement to make profit\n
- reflected by the the lower price compared to a straddle\n
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Protective Collar
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buy an out-of-the-money PUT (the floor) and simultaneously write an out-of-the-money CALL (the ceiling) (same expiration)
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strategy is employed after an investor has experienced substantial gains from a long position and wants to have downside protection.
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the trade-off is that they may be obligated to sell shares at a higher price, thereby forgoing the possibility for further profits.
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ex. bought SHOP at $1000, and it rose to $1500. The investor decides he is happy with those gains, so buys a $1600 PUT and sells a $1400 CALL.
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vs. Stop Loss\n
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pro\n
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stop loss is triggered when price hits $1500, whereas the collar just becomes in-the-money, so there is no obligation to sell
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protects against the risk of slippage
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con: limits upside
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Misc
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On most U.S. exchanges, a stock option contract is the option to buy or sell 100 shares; that's why you must multiply the contract premium by 100 to get the total amount you’ll have to spend to buy the call.
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The majority of the time, holders choose to take their profits by trading out (closing out) their position. This means that option holders sell their options in the market, and writers buy their positions back to close. Only about 10% of options are exercised, 60% are traded (closed) out, and 30% expire worthlessly.
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Woodwinds
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Don't get caught up in the idea of different woodwinds as a hierarchy. Woodwinds differ from strings in that the timbre of each instrument is remarkedly different. Don't make the mistake of only letting flute carry the melody because it's the highest.
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also consider mixing up the hierarchy (e.g Try an oboe tune above a low register flute)
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The woodwind section as a whole is rich in overtones. If you’re clever with wide open chords, the harmonic gaps get filled in.
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steer clear of dull chordal blocks and doubling. Endlessly held notes will bore your players and worse, waste an opportunity.
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Woodwind instruments like to move, even when the music is slow.
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Instruments
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3rd and 6th intervals between woodwind instruments sound nice
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Go for an energetic zippy high flute against a lazy mid-register oboe, Move the clarinet about within the gorgeous depths of its chalumeau register below a plaintive high legato bassoon. If you’re after rhythmic punch, ask for fortissimo staccato attacks. They’ll rival the brass section for power.
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Flute
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Flutes have difficulty playing loudly at bottom of their range.
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Flutes get louder as they go higher
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Oboe
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Oboes get quiter as they go higher
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Clarinet
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Clarinets are often thought of as having 3 distinct registers: chalumeau, clarion, altissimo
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The clarinet is capable of more extreme crescendi or diminuendi than any other wind instrument. It can purr like a cat or blast everything else out of the water.
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Clarinets get louder as they go higher
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Bassoons
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Bassoon and oboe, an octave apart, are a match made in heaven. Make the most of the bassoon’s tenor register.
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Bassoons have difficulty playing quietly at the bottom of their range
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The bassoon is the quietest instrument in the entire orchestra.
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If you want a melody to cut through, write above middle C.
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Cone
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cones are assumed to be right circular, meaning that the base is circular and that the axis passes through the centre of the base at right angles to its plane\n
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A cone (such as a heaped pile of sand) has exactly one third of the volume of a surrounding cylinder:
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A cone has about one quarter of the volume (actually 26.18%) of a surrounding box with a square base:
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this number of 26% is derived from taking ∼80%×1/3 (above calculation for area of a cone within a cylinder)
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When I can, I attempt to link concepts to others that I have previously learned.\n- `mn:` - Denotes a *mnemonic* to aid in memorization\n- `expl:` - Denotes an *explanation*\n\n## Resources\n### UE (Unexamined) Resources\nOften, I come across sources of information that I believe to be high-quality. They may be recommendations or found in some other way. No matter their origin, I may be in a position where I don't have the time to fully examine them (and properly extract notes), or I may not require the information at that moment in time. In cases like these, I will add reference to a section of the note called **UE Resources**. The idea is that in the future when I am ready to examine them, I have a list of resources that I can start with. 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FHSA
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FHSA gets 8k contribution room per calendar year.
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FHSA can carry over a maximum of $8,000. This means the most contribution room you can have at once is $16,000. (ie, if you only deposit 4k during 2024 you would only have 16k again in 2025 instead of 20k).
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The deadline to contribute for your 2023 taxes is Dec 31.
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Persuasion
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Being persuasive is very different than trying to be convincing (ie. Trying to convince someone of a fact). Instead, try to frame yourself as an equal partner in a negotiation. In other words, screen them as much as they are screening you
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Using people's names puts them in \"listen mode\"
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\"When you persuade, speak of interest not of reason\" —Benjamin Franklin
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given the bias of loss aversion, it is more effective to speak in terms of what the other person has to lose, rather than what they have to gain.
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Requesting something in a way that comes off as if you're not requesting anything actually. \"So do you plan to take these off or am I still a risk to your safety?\" -Tony(13 reasons why. It poses a general remark,but is obviously expecting some sort of response from the recipient of the question
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Stop saying \"should I...?\" In the relationship. Instead, say \"I was thinking\" for example \"I was thinking of writing your parents a note\". Be more sure of what you are saying. \"should I\" signifies you are not of yourself and that you need assurance from someone else to make decisions.
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3 main methods of persuasion (rhetorical appeal)
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Logos - an appeal made from logic standpoint
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Pathos - an appeal made from emotional standpoint
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Ethos - an appeal made from credibility standpoint (demonstrating EI, fairness, accomplishments)
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Majority of people are swayed by methods other than logos
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To counteract an argument made from pathos (emotional argument), you need to also make a pathos argument with the goal to soften their emotions. Then, once emotions have been softened, mix in logical arguments. The goal is to mold facts into rhetoric that can be received emotionally
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Look for opportunities to apply positive reinforcement with people who you deal with for example use methods such as praise or profuse gratitude\nEx. Thank you so much for doing that I really appreciate that
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No one actually cares about 800 million people. They care about individuals. Like Letekoros. Or Alfred. Or Martha Lee.
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To change someone's behavior, you've got to change that person's situation.
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Initially making arguments against your own perspective in order to persuade. The idea is to introduce what is wrong with your side, which will cause the other side to see you as more honest. As each detriment is revealed, the responder evaluates the negative impact on their own situation. This gives them confidence that the downside of the position have already been revealed, and that if nothing stands out as a serious detriment, then it is a potentially good side to adopt to (ex. make a purchase, adopt a viewpoint)
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Leading with weakness disarms the audience.
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Too much optimism seems like salesmanship.
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Critical comments are perceived as smarter than positive ones.
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Listing negatives makes it harder for listeners to think of their own objections.
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Instead of assuming that others share our principles, or trying to convince them to adopt ours, sometimes it is better to present our values as a means of pursuing theirs. It’s hard to change other people’s ideals. It’s much easier to link our agendas to familiar values that people already hold. -Originals
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The single most important skill in negotiation is the ability to put yourself in the other side’s shoes.
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think in advance about what standards you could appeal to in your negotiation. Do your homework on market rates, scientific criteria, costs, technical measures, and precedents. Come armed to persuade.
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Think of batna as the floor to a deal. The worst case scenario isnt so bad
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Never make an important decision on the spot. Go to the balcony and make it there.
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Paraphrasing is one of the most useful techniques in a negotiator’s repertoire.
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One of the most powerful and surprising ways to acknowledge the other side’s point is to preempt it. Take the words out of their mouth. Tell them: “If I were in your shoes, this is the way I’d see it.”
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Do the opposite of what they taught you in graduate school. There, if someone said something you agreed with ninety-nine percent, you said, ‘I disagree,’ and you focused on the one percent of disagreement. Here, if my constituent says something you disagree with ninety-nine percent, I want you to say, ‘I agree with you’ and focus on the one percent of agreement.”
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When in a conflict, have people see the situation the way you do, and appeal to an honor and nobility (sense of fairness, sense of what is right) that everybody wants to have.\nEx. If someone wants to back out of their lease, claim that “I don’t think you would do that, because I believe you to be a man of your word. I would wager that you do not want to leave because I believe this to be true. If you still want to leave by the end of the month, I will admit I was wrong and terminate the lease.”
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One of the most familiar tricks of the orator or propagandist is to leave certain things unsaid, things that are highly relevant to the argument, but that might be challenged if they were made explicit.
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When trying to convince someone of your beliefs about something, sometimes it is more effective to give an example (an instance of your belief system) to demonstrate that belief. Visualization is a better way to convince.
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I want to get a job at a startup, and want to demonstrate my belief that \"money is the lifeblood of a business, and my desire is to see this business survive, not to just make a quick buck for myself.\"\n
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Instead, say \"if you were to sit there and offer me $80,000/yr, I would decline. I understand that money is the lifeblood of a business, and can't survive without it. If I were to take that money, the company wouldn't survive and we'd have nothing.\"
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Stating it like this clearly shows the thought process behind what our beliefs are, and allows people to better remember our character, and be convinced of our motivations. This is important because many people are all talk, and sometimes say the things that we genuinely believe. In order to rise above those bullshitters, we need to demonstrate that it is truly the way that we feel.
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Using the phrase \"in that case\" gives you a lot of negotiating power. It's almost as if you have clearly defined the possible paths that lay before us, and are giving the outcomes of what will happen in the event that we go down one particular path. You are not seen as imposing, since they made the choice. You are simply communicating the outcome of that choice.
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Ask them, “ What kind of evidence would you need to see the change of position on this?”
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When influencing someone, you have to always consider the role that the interlocuter's environment will have on them. Even if I make a fantastic argument and I've seemingly made progress, they are going to return to that environment eventually, and along with it, many people who passionately argue the contrary. A better strategy is to try and plant a seed that they will recognize (something that is a part of their environment). Relate this seed back to the point you were trying to make.
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The best seeds are the ones that are easy to recognize and occur frequently.
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The desired outcome (goal) of a persuasive argument (for those you have a long-term interest in) is to ensure that the other party has correctly understood your position. The logic is important, because we all have logical things that we still disagree with. The fact that it is logical allows the doors to remain open for our thoughts to change, though. No one wants to believe in something that is illogical, so if we take care of that first issue off the bat, we set ourselves up for potential adoption in the future.
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When someone is giving you pushback on adoption of an idea (or sale), probe further to get to the root cause of their concern. Is it possible you can uncover that discomfort and assuage it in some way?
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when debating an issue, the specific arguments we make are more effective when we demonstrate that we have considered the second-order effects (ie. the effects of the effects, and so on)
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humans will believe anything as long as you allow confidence. it is much easier to exhibit self confidence if you are exceedingly polite and friendly
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by making declarations that the person is likely not to agree with 100%, you put them on the defensive. however, if we are able to put the ball in their court, then we force them to imagine the question, and are more likely to be honest with themselves.
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there is an incentive for the other party to answer truthfully to this question as well, as if they have not succeeded in what they set out to do, failing for lack of trying is much preferable to failing for lack of competence.
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What reaches the heart without going through the mind is likely to bounce back and put the mind out of business.
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Whenever possible try to keep money out of things. For instance if a customer request an extra feature, say \"Well, we'll do anything for a pizza. This is a lot more personal than saying will do it for $15.
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Anything you Want - Derek Sivers
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Install extensions
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Simply drag the .dylib file into ~/Library/Application Support/REAPER/UserPlugins
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Recording
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Loop recording with pre-roll each time
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This will allow us to loop record while being able to hear the part that comes before the actual section to be recorded on each iteration of the loop
on the track we want to compress (guitar), open routing
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specify 4 track channels
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if you also want, say, a violin lead track to compress the guitar, then add 2 more channels
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set a new receive from the track that will trigger the compression (lead vocal track)
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this receive should be post-fader
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it should receive the vocal signal to channels 3 and 4 of our compressed track (guitar)
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add the compressor onto the compressed track (guitar)
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open Plug-in pin connector and ensure Main Inputs are set to Channel 1 and Channel 2 (left and right, respectively), and that Left and Right Auxiliary inputs are set to the Receives from Channels 3 and 4, respectively. Compressed Output 1 should be Channel 1 and Compressed output 2 should be Channel 2. These settings are default.
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In our compression plugin, set it to be triggered by the auxiliary input
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in ReaComp, find the detector input dropdown and select Auxiliary inputs
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Check if sound is mono or stereo
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Even though a media item may have 2 channels, it may not actually be stereo. We can check this by reversing the polarity of one of the channels, and panning both channels to center. If it's actually a mono sound, we won't hear anything, due to phase cancellation.
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use plugin JS: Stereo Channel Volume/Pan/Polarity
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When anchoring, people will start at the anchored amount, then continuously adjust up/down until they are no longer certain if they should still be adjusting or not (region of uncertainty).
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In other words, as soon as you start entering the region of uncertainty, you stop.
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When presented with an anchoring situation, we know 2 things off the bat: that the anchor is wrong, and which direction to move in. The method that we \"move\" is by making arguments
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The anchor does not have to be related to what is being estimated. Anchors do not have their effects because people believe they're informative
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Anchoring examples: coming off highway at 120km and entering city where limit is 60km feels awkward.
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price tags by themselves are not necessarily anchors. They become anchors when we contemplate buying a product or service at that particular price.
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Associative coherence
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saying 30 degrees celsius evokes thoughts of sun and the beach, while 0 degrees evokes thoughts of snow and ice
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The selective activation of compatible memories explains anchoring: the high and the low numbers activate different sets of ideas in memory.
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Resisting anchoring
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focus attention on arguments of why the anchor is wrong. Focus attention on the minimal offer that the person would reasonably accept, and cement that as your anchor
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When I can, I attempt to link concepts to others that I have previously learned.\n- `mn:` - Denotes a *mnemonic* to aid in memorization\n- `expl:` - Denotes an *explanation*\n\n## Resources\n### UE (Unexamined) Resources\nOften, I come across sources of information that I believe to be high-quality. They may be recommendations or found in some other way. No matter their origin, I may be in a position where I don't have the time to fully examine them (and properly extract notes), or I may not require the information at that moment in time. In cases like these, I will add reference to a section of the note called **UE Resources**. The idea is that in the future when I am ready to examine them, I have a list of resources that I can start with. 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This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Sensationalism
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Overestimation happens when sensationalism takes place.
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consider how the images of beached whales have had their stomachs cut open, and plastic has poured out. This gives us the impression that this happens all the time, and that it is a major issue. In fact, this problem (while still an issue), is small compared to other problems plaguing the ocean. This bias causes people to focus their attention often on the wrong thing.
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Negotiation
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People operate by reference points.
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ex. A $15 shovel sold for $20 following a snow storm will have the consumers perceiving a $5 loss imposed by the store. If you want to pull this off, you'd have to change the consumers reference point somehow, preventing them from anchoring themselves to the $15
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Upward inflections in the voice are an excellent way to de-escalate conflict.\nDownward inflection implies you are taking more control of the situation, and people In a fiery mood tend to respond aggressively when they feel you are trying to control them
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You are communicating that you're on the same side as someone else when you can laugh with them
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it's okay to let them know how much you like the product but never let them know how much you like the price
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if you go to her house Erie like it's great to point out things you like about the house but just be careful to say what you think about the price
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When negotiating with someone you have to find something that you agree on
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ex. After a flight cancellation without any kind of compensation, you can find common ground that the airline have done more. How can they disagree on that? Then you go from there.
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when trying to persuade someone to concede something to you in negotiation, get them to think about the type of client that they would concede that item to. Once this image of a client is in their mind, plant the position of yourself with respect to that ideal client.
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ex. in negotiating with Telus to get the 3 months remaining on contract thrown out....\n\n
first find out if it is at all possible to achieve.
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ask \"what separates me from this ideal client?\"
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this causes them to push their image of you closer to that picture of the ideal client
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this technique works because people naturally don't want to concede, and they believe their thinking is rational. This forces them to be more rational.
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When negotiating, never start a clock, because it gives the other side the opportunity to make the wrong decision
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It's easier to negotiate when you don't have the final power on something.
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ex. consider the Netflix series Waco, where the FBI negotiator has the ability to connect with David Koresh, based on his conveyance that \"we are in the same boat here. I'm trying to end this peacefully, just as you are\". he has the ability to show that he is a reasonable negotiator, and not let the limits imposed on him from his bosses negate that sentiment.
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when negotiating, look for a way to \"blame\" a higher limiting power to allow you to retain your image as a reasonable negotiator
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Fairness
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Fairness is fundamental to what we are as humans, so it often comes up during a negotiation.
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Tell the other side: \"It's my intention to treat you fairly. If at any point in time I've been unfair, let me know. We'll go back and address it and fix it.\"\n
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be proactive with this (before they've experienced unfairness). Otherwise nothing will be said, and their feelings of having been unjustly treated will blow up on you.
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by making declarations that the person is likely not to agree with 100%, you put them on the defensive. However, if we are able to put the ball in their court, then we force them to imagine the question, and are more likely to be honest with themselves.
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there is an incentive for the other party to answer truthfully to this question as well, as if they have not succeeded in what they set out to do, failing for lack of trying is much preferable to failing for lack of competence.
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Seventh
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Dominant 7th (e.g. C7)
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aka Major-Minor 7th\nMajor triad with a minor 7th (ie. of the minor scale; 2 semitones below octave)
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Here, dominant refers to how it's used (function), unlike the other 7th chords which refer to how the chord is made (ie. by using a 7th or flattened seventh)
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Usually built on the fifth degree of the major scale
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Dominant seventh chords contain a strong dissonance— a tritone between the chord's third and seventh.
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The dominant seventh is perhaps the most important of the seventh chords. It is useful because it contains both a major triad and the interval of a tritone.
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The V7 chord is found almost as often as the V, the dominant triad, and typically functions to drive the piece strongly toward a resolution to the tonic of the key.
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Because of this original usage, it also quickly became an easy way to trick the listener's ear with a deceptive cadence. The dominant seventh may work as part of a circle progression, preceded by the supertonic chord, ii.
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Importantly, non-diatonic dominant seventh chords (sometimes called a chromatic seventh), borrowed from another key, can allow the composer to modulate to that other key.
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In popular rock and roll songs following the blues progression, the IV and V are almost always dominant 7ths
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Major 7th (e.g. Amaj7)
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Major triad with a major 7th (ie. of the major scale; 1 semitone below octave)
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Minor 7th (e.g. F♯min7)
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Minor triad with a minor 7th (ie. of the minor scale; 2 semitones below octave)
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Minor-Major 7th (e.g. CmM7)
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Minor triad with a major 7th
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In C, has pitches C-E♭-G-B
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Works well in harmonic minor when played as the i chord.
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Half-Diminished 7th (e.g. C°7)
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Diminished triad with a minor 7th (2 semitones below octave)
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This is known as half diminished because if we split this chord up into 2 halfs (the triad-side and the seventh-side), only one of the halves is diminished (the triad half), while the seventh half is still just a minor 7th.
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Though the chord is more commonly used to increase dissonance in a more minor way, it can also be used to express more uplifting emotion, as is found in the first chord (following the fanfare) of Mendelssohn's Wedding March
Diminished triad with a diminished 7th (3 semitones below octave)
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This is a very jarring sounding chord
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\"diminished sevenths were to feature regularly in music to evoke the uncanny or sense of impending danger.\"
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Scales
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Make sure you aren't relying on muscle memory. To check, cut the tempo by half and see if you can still play the scale properly.
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Fingering
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Think not in terms of rote memorized fingerings but instead of the fact that crosses from black to white keys are better than black/black or white/white crosses.
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You even say: the LH 4 goes on a black key nearly every time. It's not a coincidence that 4s are always crossing point in scales.
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future. \n\nYou can think of this collection of inter-linked notes as my personal wiki.\n\nThis Dendron notebook is the sister vault to the tech-focused [Digital Garden](https://tech.kyletycholiz.com)\n\n## Tags\nThroughout the Second Brain, I have made use of tags, which give semantic meaning to the pieces of information.\n\n- `ex.` - Denotes an *example* of the preceding piece of information\n- `spec:` - Specifies that the preceding information has some degree of *speculation* to it, and may not be 100% factual. Ideally this gets clarified over time as my understanding develops. I try to go back after I have better understood the topic and clear out the notes of `spec:` tags\n- `anal:` - Denotes an *analogy* of the preceding information. 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This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Influence
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Influence vs Persuasion
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Influence can be thought of as more underlying than persuasion. For instance, changing the behavior of a large group of people wouldn't be so much persuasion as it is influence, since we may not be interacting directly with this group.
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whenever you want to change something in the world, you must first identify 1. the things that would support your change coming to fruition and 2. the things that would impede your change coming to fruition, and either augmenting #1 or reducing #2.
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ex. you want to get women to start smoking, recognize the forces at play 1) women are more and more desiring to be slim; 2) smoking is seen as a man's activity.
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7 Principles (Robert Cialdini)
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The 7 principles are shortcuts that we as humans take to facilitate our being persuaded about something. Since we cannot realistically devote brain power toward rationalizing everything, we need shortcuts to arrive at these conclusions.
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The concept of \"influencing someone\" is to point to those principles where they naturally exist. There is no deception involved, and in fact we are simply informing them into assent by simply raising the profile of that principle. Manipulation, on the other hand, involves the counterfeiting of those principles in order to arrive at assent.
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Social proof
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Reciprocity
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Authority
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Liking
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Commitment & Consistency
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Scarcity
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Unity
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Social Proof (Popularity)
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The more uncertain we are the more weight we will put into what we consider to be popular opinion.
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naturally, \"popular opinion\" is from the perspective of the subject to be influenced. They will put more weight into groups they agree with.
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Reciprocity
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Consider that a normal way of doing business: You give me money and I’ll give you this good in exchange. Reciprocity on the other hand, is about doing something for the customer first, in anticipations of receiving reciprocity later. This is a powerful tool that spans all cultures; virtually all humans do this.
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ex. Consider the example of when we are doing a blood drive, and we go up to the person and we ask, \"will you be a long-term blood donor for us, and donate blood every month for the next five years?\". In response, they say they can’t do that, that it is too much of an obligation for them. In response we say \"OK, well then can you do one donation tomorrow when one of our volunteers is in your neighborhood?\". People respond positively 55% of the time if they were asked in this manner, as opposed to 33% if they were never asked to be a long-term blood donor at all.
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The reciprocity here is that the resident of the house has experienced the blood drive solicitor give up a concession, so they felt the urge to give a concession as well.\n
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Also consider that it’s not just the reciprocity, but is the magnitude of the reciprocity. The concession seems so much smaller in comparison to the original request, so it's considered to be \"the least that one could do\".
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If you give someone something that is higher in their goal hierarchy, then they will reciprocate more to you.
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ex. Consider the example at McDonald’s, where in one case, the restaurant gave keychains to people who would come to the restaurant. In the other case, the restaurant gave a milkshake to those who came in to the restaurant. In the second case, th amount of the expenditure was double that of the first.
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When trying to convince someone who has an opinion that is different than yours, it is tempting to ask \"why\" questions. We ask, \"why do you think that way?\". However, this question pattern is not deft, because it is basically inviting the other person to succumb to their own confirmation bias. Here, you were asking them to provide you with a list of things that confirms why they believe what they believe. Instead, we should try asking \"how\" questions more.
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ex. \"How do you think it would work if we were to implement this idea?\"
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ex. \"How is it that you came to believe what you believe?\"
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Consciousness
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Thomas Nagel’s definition of consciousness
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Whenever we can describe the experience of a different life as “it’s like____”, it means that that thing is experiencing consciousness. That is, if we feel comfortable posing the question \"what’s it like to be a bat?\", and we believe that there is some sense of experience when talking about what it’s like to be a bat, then by our definition, a bat experiences consciousness.
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This definition of consciousness is as opposed to words that may seem like synonyms, like attentiveness, reportability, mere access etc.
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Legal System
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What’s the purpose of a criminal trial? We might naively say it’s to find out whether the defendant actually committed the crime he’s on trial for. But that’s obviously wrong. There are rules of evidence, which forbid the jury from hearing testimony obtained improperly, even if it might help them accurately determine the defendant’s innocence or guilt. The purpose of a court is not truth, but justice.
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We have rules, the rules must be obeyed, and when we say that a defendant is “guilty” we mean, if we are careful about our words, not that he committed the crime he’s accused of, but that he was convicted fair and square according to those rules.
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Intersection
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∩
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The intersection of two sets is the set consisting of only the elements that appear in both sets.
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A∩B denotes the intersection of sets A and B.\n
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ex. G∩D={Alice} means that \"Alice is a part of both set A and set B\".
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Two sets whose intersection is the empty set (in other words, have no element in common) are called disjoint.
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Example: Yelp
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A= The set of Yelp users who like Biz1
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B= The set of Yelp users who like Biz2
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The set A∩B is the set of users that liked both Biz1 and Biz2
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Attachment
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Attachment is about forming strong relationships with the child so they can feel comfortable leaning on you while they develop
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As children begin to feel safe and settled in the world that surrounds them, and at the same time come to understand subconsciously that their big people are moving quietly and persistently on their behalf to ensure this happens, their regulatory systems settle, Leading them to more likely keep their reactions in check when situation escalates.
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There are 3 situations that will trigger the child’s attachment system
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When they are sick
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When they are physically hurt
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When they are emotionally hurt
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For the first 2, parents generally respond well, giving connection that the child desires. The third however is often not met with connection from the parent, even though the same part of the brain is being activated in all 3.
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Bad behaviour results from either
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Normal child development
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Disconnect with the parent
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A child must satisfy their attachment needs before they can emerge.
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Attachment and orientation (ie. finding ones way in the world) are inextricably linked. We automatically orient ourselves by seeking cues from those we are attached to.
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Children can not be oriented toward parents and their peers simultaneously, since each provides a conflicting direction.
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Connection through relationship grows the foundational core of the brain and governs the regulatory state of the growing child
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A solid relationship leads to a more regulated brain, and a more regulated brain leads to a more subtle child, which allows for neurological and emotional connections to take root and eventually lead to true maturity
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Therefore, the relationship must be guarded above almost all else. Avoid doing things that harm the relationship, and never do things that lead the child to think you are not the \"end all be all\" for them.
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When a child is mad, you must show them that they are heard
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\"Hey man, you seem really mad right now. I get that. It's frustrating when you're in the middle of building your lego tower and something like dinner has to interrupt that. I get it. That's frustrating!\"
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\"You called me a bad dad. I get why you might feel that way.\"\n
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notice that here we are simply acknowleding— not agreeing.
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Come alongside your child to get them onside
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connect with them before asking them to do something. Instead of just saying, “go upstairs and do the laundry”, first connect with them in a way that says “I see you”. Comment on the Lego structure they are building. Comment on their choice of clothes for the day. Ask a question about the game they are currently engaged in.
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what we are doing here is organically priming their brain to be on our side, which increases the likelihood of compliance.
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As adults, we have this tendency to respond to our child’s fears, disappointments, and otherwise unhappy moments without a passionate understanding. Consider that it is easier to empathize with an adult than it is a child. When our friend loses a loved one, it's easy to put ourselves in their shoes and show them true empathy. As the listener, we manifest this empathy by giving them a sympathetic ear, looks of support and a calm gentle tone of voice. However, it is quite another matter to empathize with children. We might think it's cute when they tell us about a nightmare they had where their broccoli was eating them. We don't intuitively understand their fears, because to us it's not a frightening experience.
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Consider the same point for other emotions, like frustration. Most adults wouldn't find it overwhelmingly frustrating if the ice cream parlour was out of our favorite flavour, so we don't naturally have empathy for our child who does indeed feel overwhelmed by their frustration and anger.
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Never use the idea of connection as a bargaining chip
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ex. When you give your child a timeout because they are not behaving, you are implementing the idea that “if you don’t behave, you will lose the positive attention from me”. \n
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the child has a foundational need for connection, and in our example, it is only being conditionally met. That is, the child only achieves it based on some condition. So we essentially are bullying them into acting a certain way in order to get that connection.
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Our goal as parents is to gift our children as many opportunities as possible (especially challenging moments) to affirm their safety through an unconditional connection to us.
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Boundaries
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Set intuitive boundaries for your child
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anal: Consider the guard rails of a bridge. For the vast majority of cases, they do nothing to actually prevent disaster. They do however, provide a sense of safety.
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It is important to provide boundaries for your children, but not in a way that if they cross those boundaries, we react negatively. A child needs to feel that those boundaries exist, yet we as the parent need to know when to allow those boundaries to be moved a little. In these cases, we need to get ahead of it and not allow the child to cross the boundary themselves, but offer them the opportunity to cross the boundary.
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ex. Imagine we set our children up for soccer lessons, and they had agreed to go every Tuesday and Thursday. This is a commitment, and a clear boundary to what they are expected to do. However, there will be times when the child feels overwhelmed and on able to participate in the lesson. It is not up to us to ensure that the child goes to in the lesson. We should be attuned to our child’s emotions, and offer them the opportunity to skip the lesson for that day, should the child need it. This needs to be done in a way that shows we are in charge and that we are making the decision, based on their feelings (\"I can see that today feels like a really tough day. Let's skip soccer practice and go get some ice cream instead.\"). Notably, we get ahead of it before our child asks us if they can skip the soccer lession that day.
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Don’t explain the rationale for boundaries in the moment. Wait until later once the child has excepted the boundary, they are emotionally settled, and you have engaged the child in a moment of connection.
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ex. Before dinner, your child asks if they can have a cookie. You say \"no\". Their response is, \"why?\" Once you say something like \"because it will spoil your appetite\", you open them up to engage in a boundary dispute with you. Instead, simply say \"we will talk about that later. The answer is no\"
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Let your child’s needs inform your decisions, but always make it seem like you are in charge.
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ex. You may typically not have cookies before dinner, you may recognize that your child has had a very hard day, and you denying her the cookie before dinner will lead to a meltdown. So when she asks for the cookie, you say “I was just about to say let’s have a dessert first kind of night!”. That way, the child doesn’t think they had any influence on the boundary, but they still get the connection from us.
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Imagine a scenario where you have already said no to what your child has requested, but after some back-and-forth, you realize that your child really needs this and it’s not worth the impending meltdown if you stick to your guns. Find a way to not allow your child to think they influenced the boundary, but still give them what they want.
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ex. Your child’s typical routine is that after dinner, they get to watch one episode of their favourite show. After the episode has finished, your child asks for one more. Sticking to your guns, you say no. Then you can sense that because your child has had a hard day, they start to argue back. At this moment, you realize that the connection gained from allowing them to have one more episode is worth it. But instead of saying something conciliatory like “ok honey you were right, you can have one more show”, find a way to exit the loop gracefully. Say something like “you know what, I just realized I left the sprinkler on outside. Give me a few minutes, and we’ll talk a little later. In the meantime, enjoy your show”.
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Your child needs to feel that they can depend on you no matter what. Don't get caught up in the trap of making them do things on their own that they should know how to do already.
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ex. if they are asking you to help put their jacket on, you are not harming their quest to independence by helping them. In fact, you are supporting their intuiting that they can rely on you for anything, allowing them to grow in their own time when they are ready for it.
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As a parent, your job is to demonstrate that you are in charge. This means showing that you understand them, understand the greater situation, and understand what needs to be done. You must avoid showing them that you don't understand something, or that some situation is out of your control. This is what causes your child to have confidence in you and allows them to depend on you.
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Demonstrate a confidence to your child that shows them that you are in charge and that you understand them and their needs
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if possible, avoid having to ask them questions around why they need your attachment, and just give it. Demonstrate to them that you already \"get it\", without even having to be asked.
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take charge when you can sense that your child is feeling vulnerable. Take their hand, instead of asking and explaining: \"can you give me your hand, because...\"
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Your role as the parent is to provide a safe space from which the child can explore. That is, you want them to feel they can depend entirely on you, so they can grow into their role as an independent person on their own time.
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There will be dips in this progress toward independence. For example, a break in the child's routine or them being sick may cause them to \"regress\" and seem more dependent on you. Allow them to do this.
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A child's dependence on the parent is key, because it allows them to go through the normal, healthy emotional processes that come when dealing with upsetting emotions (like disappointment), and then experience what it is to grieve and recover, which helps them develop resilience along the way.
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if you are not a figure upon which they can depend, the child will become highly distressed and tend towards dissociation, resulting in them turning off their feelings to avoid the ongoing pain whenever their true needs are not met.
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When confronted with unwanted negative behaviour in a child, a parent will tend toward either: firmness or appeasement.
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firmness - putting up clear boundaries and stating expectations and not letting up
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appeasement - becoming a people pleaser and offering to make amends
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The more we stay in whichever tendency we veer towards, the closer we get to either a bully (in the case of firmness) or a jellyfish (in the case of appeasement). As we get closer down the mountain on either side, it's ever more important to find our way to the other side.
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ex. if we have a tendency toward firmness, then after we have been firm for a while, we need to go on the side of appeasement. This might mean that shortly after the confrontation, we suggest to the child to go do something they love to do. \"Hey buddy, how about we go out for a bike ride?\". This shows the child that we still love them and that nothing has damaged the bond between you and your child.
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When a child is throwing a tantrum and breaking things, we should prevent them from breaking those things (preferably without resorting to grabbing them to prevent them).
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ex. if they are banging dishes around, put your hand between the dish and the table. Give them validation on their feelings (\"I can see you're really mad right now. I get that\")
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When a child is throwing a tantrum, don't put up a barrier of resistance. Instead, offer validation. If you put up resistance to a negative behaviour, you are making them push back on it. If you instead offer validation and understanding, they have nothing to push back on and eventually fall into you.
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Analogy: Filling and refilling a cup
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The primary caregiver is a child’s reservoir. The child’s need for attachment with them is like a cup that is emptied by being hungry, tired, lonely or hurt. The cup is refilled by being loved, fed, comforted and nurtured.
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playing and chit chatting when the child is happy also refills the cup.
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as children get older, just thinking about their caregiver can fill the cup. In fact, securely attached children can get their cup refilled from friendships, from having fun, or from learning something new and interesting at school.
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some children demand constant topping off of their cup, coming to adults for the smallest of things– such as tattling on their playmates. If their cups aren’t totally full they go into a panic.
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some children need a refill but aren’t able to get it. They lock the caps on their cups so they won’t lose the little that is left, but then close themselves off from getting a refill easily. Lacking confidence in the refilling process, they might refuse a hug, or refuse to go to bed, or refuse to sit and eat dinner.
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It’s helpful to look at a child’s behaviour through the lens of the state of their cup, especially when they are approaching empty. When they are bouncing off the walls and not listening, think of them as racing around trying to desperately refill their cups.
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Children with secure attachment can soothe themselves, can handle their emotions, pay attention, connect well with peers, and feel good about themselves and the world.
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The key to secure attachment is responsiveness– a sensitive response to the child’s needs by the caregiver.
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Mirroring is a perfect connection game: just do exactly what the child does. If a baby is looking at you with a serious face, look back at them with the same expression. If your kid is shaking his leg in an anxious way, start shaking your leg in the same way.
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mirroring creates a moment of closeness and deeply felt connection
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It’s important to make sure you don’t make them feel mocked.
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Debt
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If there was no debt, then there wouldn't be any money.
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When the principle of a loan is paid off, that principle money no longer exists, since it is the bank who created that debt. By paying off the debt, you are essentially uncreating a loan; ceasing the existence of that money.
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People are dumb; a person is smart —Agent K (Men in Black)
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Changes in our anatomy result in changes of our behaviour
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showed them how to put their hands on the keyboard, not slumping and keeping a 'bubble' under our hands.
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talked about how notes go up / down. We played high notes and low notes. You can play a game where they close their eyes and you ask them if it's a high note or a low note.\n
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I always like to say \"OK, now i'm going to try to trick you! See if you can figure it out!\" they love that. Then I say \"WOW HOW DID YOU KNOW?\" Positive reinforcement is very important to the learning process. Show them that they are doing well and you can't believe how good they are doing.
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Start teaching them right vs left. Ask them to raise right hand, left hand. Play simon says. Turn right, left, stand on right foot, etc etc.
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Rhythm Games - Hands clapping. Keeping a steady beat. Sound game - fast or slow clapping.
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waves are disturbances. They are the result of displacement of something
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ex. sound, ocean, electromagnetic
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Transverse vs. Longitudinal waves
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transverse - a wave where the oscillation occurs at a right angle to the direction of the sound\n
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ex. when waves on the ocean move toward south, we have an up-down movement on the ocean's surface (ie. not north-south)
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Diversity
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Diversity shouldn't be about getting as many people from different cultures/races. Instead, it should be about \"diversity of thought\". Yes, different cultures/races often come with diversity of thought, but that is not the only way to achieve it. You could also have a group of white men who can achieve diversity of thought. Perhaps it is less likely, but the notion of diversity as a function of your skin colour or culture is not the only determining factor, and to think so would be ludicrously ignoring the many other factors that can make you a diverse thinker.
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to think that a group of white people can't bring diverse thoughts is actually going counterpoint to what the woke culture would think. If they believe that a group of white people can't be diverse, then that might lead one to think that they view white people as all having the same upbringing, background and experiences.
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Algebra
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“Algebra” means, roughly, “relationships”
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Quadratic functions (ie. second degree polynomial)
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Anything that follows the shape of a parabola can be expressed as a quadratic function'
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ex. tossing a ball into the air can be expressed as a parabola, where the x-axis is time and the y-axis is height
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A quadratic function is just a mapping between an input set of numbers and an output set of numbers.
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Audio Interface
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Audio interfaces convert microphone and instrument signals into a format your computer and software recognize.
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also routes audio from your computer out to your headphones and studio monitors
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Audio interfaces are closely related to sound cards
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a sound card is optimized for audio playback
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an audio interface is optimized for low-latency analog-to-digital conversion.
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How audio goes from analog to digial
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Digital audio is about taking an analog sound wave and extracting certain characteristics from it— its frequency, its amplitude... We take these and we convert it into data so that it can be read by a computer.
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The process by which a sound wave is converted into data is carried out by taking a series of snapshot measurements, or samples.
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each snapshot is taken at an even interval of time, and snapshots are taken 1000's of times per second. We measure the amplitude of each interval of time, and output the samples that represent the original sound wave.
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Because so many snapshots are taken, we are able to realistically reconstruct the analog wave.
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The principles of Calculus apply here, in that that we can get infinitely close, but not 100% of the way there.
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Sample Rate
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The Sample Rate measures the interval of time at which these samples are taken.
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measured in kilohertz
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The most common audio sample rate you’ll see is 44.1 kHz, or 44,100 samples per second. This is the standard for most consumer audio, used for formats like CDs.
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this number is derived from the fact that humans can hear frequencies between 20 Hz and 20 kHz.
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If the sample rate is too low, then latency goes up accordingly.
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Average
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if you want to know what people typically pay for something, google the median, not the mean or average. The median cost of a wedding, for example, is $14k, but the average cost is $30k. Medians tell you what most people typically pay, averages are often skewed towards the higher end (and, more importantly, are not the data you're looking for).
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Geometric average (Gavg)
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Derived from multiplying all numbers together, then taking the nth root (ex. if 2 numbers, square root— if 3 numbers, cube root)\n
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geometric mean is often used when comparing different items\n
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the fact that each item has different properties and different numeric ranges renders the Gavg useful
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geometric mean applies only to positive numbers.
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often used for a set of numbers whose values are meant to be multiplied together or are exponential in nature\n
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ex. population growth, interest rate of investment
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When looking at average growth rate, Gavg is better than Aavg\n
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When to use Gavg
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Proportional growth (inc. exponential)
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P-Hacking - misuse of data analysis to find patterns and correlations that would seem to imply a truth.
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ex. there is a correlation between the average length of winning spelling bee word and deaths by venomous snakes per year
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Knowledge
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Knowledge says something useful and true about the world
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Knowledge is independent of its physical instantiation. That is, I can speak some truth, I can write it down, the knowledge can exist as some electrons within a computer, and so on. So, knowledge is not dependent on any particular instantiation.
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Knowledge also has the property that when it is instantiated, it tends to remain so. Consider a scientist writing a speculative paper. Once that speculation turns out to be considered factual, that same paper remains in existence, and that is the paper that will be cited and studied by other scientists and that is the paper upon which we will build other knowledge.
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All knowledge is derived conjecturally, and comes from within at first. It is conceived of to solve problems, not to summarize data.
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“as our island of knowledge grows, so does the shore of our ignorance.”
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\"Second Order Knowledge\" is knowledge about what you know and knowledge about what you don’t know
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Factorial
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most basic use is to count the possible distinct sequences – the (repeatable) permutations – of n distinct objects
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\"there are n! different ways of arranging n distinct objects into a sequence.\"
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A factorial is a multiple of all values less than the factorial value
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ex. 240 (5!) is evenly divisible by 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1
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Envelope
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What is it?
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The envelope of a sound is the journey that the sound takes from its inception to its ultimate completion. In other words, it describes how a sound changes over time.
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amp envelopes are most common, particularly when talking about acoustic (ie. non-digital) sounds
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consider the plucking of a guitar string. As we hit the string, the sound reaches its absolute peak.
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ADSR
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The combination of ADSR describe how a sound changes over time.
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Attack
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The attack controls the time taken for the sound to reach its peak from nil.
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in the case of an amplitude envelope, it is the part of the envelope where amplitude is still increasing. \n
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In other words, it is the time taken for amplitude to reach max level.
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the period during which amplitude remains constant
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the final reduction in amplitude.
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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Perspective
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Everything is worlds built upon worlds. The city we live in is just a world within the country we are in, which is it's own world within the earth. Going deeper, the the company we work in is just a world within the city we live in, and the team's we are part of are just a world within the company. Looking at the world in this way allows us a framework to help understand what types of world's we can exert influence on. For instance, you can't make a difference in your city world if you aren't able to make a difference in your company world. World's are what influences other worlds. The only thing we are able to influence directly is OUR world, which is the body of what makes up ourselves
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Never underestimate the impact that the \"feeling\" of a day can have on your experiences that day. If the overall mood of a day is \"loneliness\" because someone is missing from the scenario (ex. Rod at Christmas), then when you go do things that day (ex. Visit sunstone), it will feel lonelier than normal
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If we think of ourselves as a corporation, it helps us maintain a healthy distance from ourselves (and our actions) so that we can not take things personal and have a more realistic and ultimately more effecive view on our life. We ultimately become less subjective and don't take blows as personally.
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In other words, separate the you from the vocation.
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\"We don't gain perspective only with our eyes, but through the lens of our experiences, biases, desires, and more.\"
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When you see someone doing something that doesn’t make sense to you, ask yourself what the world old have to look like to you for those actions to make sense
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The idea is to get outside your own perspective
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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Vector
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A vector is a line that has both magnitude and direction
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therefore it can represent:\n
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the strength and direction of the Earth's magnetic field
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velocity of a particle in a flowing fluid
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Basis Vectors
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Basis vectors have a length of 1 unit, and have a direction that is equal to one of the coordinate axes.
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in a 3D cartesian coordinate system, we have 3 coordinate axes (x, y, z). The basis vectors must be alone one of these lines.
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x^ (sometimes i^) - represents a basis vector along the x axis
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y^ (sometimes j^) - represents a basis vector along the x axis
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z^ (sometimes k^) - represents a basis vector along the x axis
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Vector Components
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Ax - represents the x vector component of Vector A
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In order to find the components of the vector, we must first have in place the coordinate system and the basis vectors
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When I can, I attempt to link concepts to others that I have previously learned.\n- `mn:` - Denotes a *mnemonic* to aid in memorization\n- `expl:` - Denotes an *explanation*\n\n## Resources\n### UE (Unexamined) Resources\nOften, I come across sources of information that I believe to be high-quality. They may be recommendations or found in some other way. No matter their origin, I may be in a position where I don't have the time to fully examine them (and properly extract notes), or I may not require the information at that moment in time. In cases like these, I will add reference to a section of the note called **UE Resources**. The idea is that in the future when I am ready to examine them, I have a list of resources that I can start with. 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This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Identity
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Identity is not about what you believe, it’s about what you value
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This leaves you open to changing your views. If you value things like: truth, honesty, integrity etc, then that value system will inform your beliefs. If we start at beliefs, then we are essentially outsourcing what we find valuable.
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Minimizing your identity
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Your identity creates a kind of \"pride\" that encourages you to deny your weak spots and prevents you from truly growing.
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The more sacred an idea is to us - that is, the more deeply it is tied to our identity - the more strongly we will defend it against criticism.
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ex. The veteran who is committed to doing things “his way.”
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ex. The band who produces a mind-blowing first album and then gets stuck in a rut.
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The tighter we cling to an identity, the harder it becomes to grow beyond it.
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Avoid making any single aspect of your identity an overwhelming portion of who you are.
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Keep your identity small.
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Teamwork
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Two behaviors that good teams share
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All members speak in roughly same proportions
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Members have good emotional intelligence and are skilled at noticing how other members feel based on tone of voice and other non-verbally communicated things
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Physics
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Physics is the science of the fundamental features of the universe: matter, energy, time and space. They came into existence 13.5 billions of years ago
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Released photons (i.e. light) carry momentum
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if you were to turn on a flashlight in space, you would move slightly in the opposite direction
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Temperature
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scientifically, temperature is the average motion of particals in an object. The faster they move, the hotter it is.
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therefore, there is no concept of hot or cold for a single particle.
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It takes an unlimited amount of energy to travel the speed of light. Because of E=MC2, the energy required increases with the square of the speed that we want to travel.
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This equation highlights an energy mass equivalence. As an object travels faster, its mass increases, making it more difficult to travel even faster.
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this effect is only significant for objects traveling close to the speed of light \n
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ex. At 10% the speed of light, an object has only a 0.5% increased mass. At 90% the speed of light, the mass has doubled
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The building blocks of the physical world are up and down quirks, protons, neutrons, and electrons. These building blocks have properties of mass, charge, and spin. They have no concept of size, or shape.
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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Genetics
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It’s thought that genetics are received from parents in sort of a blend, like red paint from the mother and green paint from the father.
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consider the absurdity of this, since if every child was some combination of their parents, then every child would have a hair color that is the color of their parents', would have a skin tone that is between their parents', and would be hermaphodites.
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instead of a blend, it’s more like a deck of cards which is composed of cards contributed by both parents.
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any one of your sperms (or eggs if female) contains your fathers version of a particular gene or your mother’s version; not a blend of the two. \n
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and that particular gene came from one (and only one) of your grandparents, and so on.
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At any one time, the genes within a population (say, rats) are all sitting in the bodies of individual rats, or they are moving into new rat bodies via sperms
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taking a long view across many generations on an isolated island, we see all the rat genes on the island being mixed up as though they were cards in a single well-shuffled pack: one single pool of genes.
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Each animal in a population is a sampling of the gene pool of its time (or rather, its parents' time). There is no intrinsic tendency in gene pools for particular genes to increase or decrease in frequency. However, when there is an increase/decrease in how frequently a specific gene occurs, that is what is meant by evolution.
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Height is somewhere between 60-80% determined by a person’s genes. However, consider that environment can potentially play a big part in the outcome of a person's height. Consider that even if a person was predisposed to being tall, if they were malnourished and thus unable to grow at a regular rate as permitted by those genes, they would not reach the height as they would have prescribed.
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When genetics are identical, any differences you see must be due to the environment. When the environment is identical, then any differences must be due to the genetics.
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ex. In breeding for tameness, foxes were found to exhibit many of the same traits as dogs. They had curly tails and floppy ears. It’s not that they were bred for these features. They were only bred for tameness, but these other traits came along for the ride.
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This illustrates a generally important point about evolution. When you notice a characteristic of an animal and ask what its Darwinian survival value is, you may be asking the wrong question. It could be that the characteristic you have picked out is not the one that matters.
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Day Trading
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Day trading is about...
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Looking for stocks that are moving in a relatively predictable manner.
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Not holding positions overnight (a strict rule)\n
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as a day trader, your time span is measured in seconds and minutes; and rarely in hours.
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if positions are held overnight, then it is swing trading
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Day trading (within 1 day) and swing trading (1+ days to weeks) require completely different strategies.
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so you would never keep a position overnight, thereby turning it into swing trading. You day trade and swing trade different type of stocks. To hold onto the stock overnight would betray the strategy, and you would all of a sudden be playing a different ballgame.
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The strength of day trading strategies is that other day traders are also trading the stock. Therefore, you should not be trading stocks that other day traders are not aware of.
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The more traders using these strategies, the better they will work\n
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This is why many traders are happy to share their day trading strategies
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join a community of traders, such as those found on Twitter or StockTwits
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Profitable traders usually make only two or three trades each day.
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Penny stocks should be avoided, as they are extremely manipulated and they do not follow any of the rules of the standard strategies
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Successful trading depends on a high amount of trade volume (liquidity) so as to be able to easily close out/buy shares.
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there is typically much higher volume in the morning than in afternoon
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Your broker will buy and sell stocks for you at the Exchange. Your only job as a day trader is to manage risk.
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Many traders think a good trading day is a positive day. Wrong. A good trading day is a day that you were disciplined, traded sound strategies and did not violate any trading rules. The normal uncertainty of the stock market will result in some of your days being negative, but that does not mean that a negative day was a bad trading day.
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Stocks in play
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Stocks in play are the stocks that don't follow the overall trajectory of the market. They do this because there is some catalyst that causes them to perform distinctly independently of the market.
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this small handful of stocks that are going to be running when the markets are tanking, or tanking when the markets are running.
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If these stocks move with the market, that's fine too— you just want to ensure that there is some fundamental reason that it is moving, and not just tracing the overall stock market.
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Stocks in play are the stocks that day traders are looking to trade.
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Stocks in play generally have some fresh news (positive/negative) that causes them to move, such as:
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Earnings reports
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Earnings warnings/pre-announcements
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Earnings surprises
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FDA approvals/disapprovals
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Mergers/acquisitions
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Alliances/partnerships/major product releases
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Major contract wins/losses
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Restructurings/layoffs/management changes
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Stock splits/buybacks/debt offerings
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Institutions vs individual traders
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Rarely is any human involved in the day trading operations of the large accounts of investment banks, proprietary trading firms (called prop traders), mutual funds and hedge funds.
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The Achilles’ heel of most institutional traders is that they must trade, while individual traders are free to trade or to stay out of the market
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This means that to be a successful individual trader, you must learn when not to trade.
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If an individual is trading in lots of 100 shares, then an institution is trading in lots of 1,000,000; which takes plenty of time to unload. Unloading 100 shares is a lot quicker, and allows you to play the day-trading game a lot more guerilla-like.
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This means that institutions get burned harder for losses than individuals do.
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It is extremely important to stay away from stocks that are being heavily traded by institutional traders
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The absolute maximum a trader should risk on any trade is 2% of their account equity.
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Principles
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Always stick to your strategy
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Holding a position that is trading against you because you are primarily interested in proving your prediction to be correct is bad trading.
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you have to be careful of justifying your continued ownership of a stock.
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Keep focus on profit-loss ratio
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A good setup is an opportunity for you to get into a trade with as little risk as possible. That means you might be risking $100, but you have the potential to make $300. You would call that a 3 to 1 profit-to-loss ratio. On the other hand, if you get into a setup where you're risking $100 to make $10, you have a less than 1 risk/reward ratio, and that's going to be a trade that you should not take.
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A 2:1 win:loss ratio is a realistic minimum to have, meaning if you have to risk $100, then you are expecting no less than a $200 return.\n
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That means if you buy $1,000 worth of stock, and are risking $100 on it, you must sell it for at least $1,20; if the price comes down to $900, you must accept the loss
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with a 2:1 win:loss ratio, you can be wrong 40% of the time and still make money.
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Timing is everything
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You're setting your stop loss in accordance with your profit-loss ratio, but what happens if you miss an opportunity to buy, and bought the stock anyway (say, 3 min past the point of your planned strategy)? At this point, all your calculations that went into determining if this was a good trade or not are out the window. Because you have now provided different variables than anticipated to the function, you will get a far less favorable return than you expected
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future. \n\nYou can think of this collection of inter-linked notes as my personal wiki.\n\nThis Dendron notebook is the sister vault to the tech-focused [Digital Garden](https://tech.kyletycholiz.com)\n\n## Tags\nThroughout the Second Brain, I have made use of tags, which give semantic meaning to the pieces of information.\n\n- `ex.` - Denotes an *example* of the preceding piece of information\n- `spec:` - Specifies that the preceding information has some degree of *speculation* to it, and may not be 100% factual. Ideally this gets clarified over time as my understanding develops. I try to go back after I have better understood the topic and clear out the notes of `spec:` tags\n- `anal:` - Denotes an *analogy* of the preceding information. When I can, I attempt to link concepts to others that I have previously learned.\n- `mn:` - Denotes a *mnemonic* to aid in memorization\n- `expl:` - Denotes an *explanation*\n\n## Resources\n### UE (Unexamined) Resources\nOften, I come across sources of information that I believe to be high-quality. They may be recommendations or found in some other way. No matter their origin, I may be in a position where I don't have the time to fully examine them (and properly extract notes), or I may not require the information at that moment in time. In cases like these, I will add reference to a section of the note called **UE Resources**. The idea is that in the future when I am ready to examine them, I have a list of resources that I can start with. 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This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Startups
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Types of first customers
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Latent need - the customer doesn't realize they have a problem that needs solving. Traditional late adopter. Selling to them within 2 years won't happen.
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Active need - one who realizes the problem, but isn't motivated to do anything about it. It's on his mind, but not an active priority. Sell to them later when there is a more mainstream product.
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Early-vangelist - one who is actively searching for a solution and has a timetable for finding it. Problem is big enough that they've thrown together an intermediate solution. Customer has the budget to buy the product
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The purpose of the first product is designed to be \"good enough\" for only the first paying customers
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Understanding first customers objections\nFirst step is to understand what type of issues are being brought up (product? Presentation? Pricing? Wrong customer?)
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4 types of startup markets
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entering existing market
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creating a new market
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resegmenting an existing market as low cost entrant
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resegmenting an existing market as niche player
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Two key arms of startup:
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product development - focus on execution
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customer development - focus on learning, discovery, failure, iterations and pivots
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The very best startup ideas tend to have three things in common:
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they're something the founders themselves want,
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that they themselves can build,
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and that few others realize are worth doing.
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Microsoft, Apple, Yahoo, Google, and Facebook all began this way.
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Small wins create confidence. Seek them out
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Always err on the side of starting in too small of a market.
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it’s easier to dominate a small market than a large one. If you think your initial market might be too big, it almost certainly is.
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Recruiting is a core competency for any company. It should never be outsourced.
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Peer to Peer lending\nProsper.com and LendingClub.com
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A founder who knows whether wealth or control is his or her primary motivation will have an easier time making decisions and can make consistent decisions that increase the chances of reaching the desired outcome
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“Is my idea good enough, or is my passion for it misleading me?”
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as an early startup where the imperative is avoiding making the big mistake, having a group of equal partners with divergent views is a good thing. At that point, you’re all very polite and respectful anyway. When the time comes that your business is working and you need to act fast and make decisions quickly to grow and seize opportunities, the best thing is to have a dictatorship. Making the transition at the right time is the elusive challenge here.”
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“If a startup has a COO, it’s a red flag: Either the COO doesn’t belong or the CEO doesn’t.”
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Before you launch, you need a core story: a real-life story about a problem involving the people to whom you're telling the story and how your solution to that problem can make life better for them.
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Guerrillas know that to remove the mystique from the creative process, they must think backward. They start by picturing the mind of their customer at the moment that customer makes a decision to purchase. What led to that decision? What were the thought processes? What made them take place? What were the customer's buttons, and what did you do to push them? Thinking backward takes you to the needs and desires that are crucial to motivation.
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Success flows to organizations that inform, not organizations that promote.
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If you want to increase your odds of understanding what your customers want and why, hire people who are like them.
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. I collect information not based upon whether I agree with it or not, but rather when I determine it to contain some value that can be served in the future. \n\nYou can think of this collection of inter-linked notes as my personal wiki.\n\nThis Dendron notebook is the sister vault to the tech-focused [Digital Garden](https://tech.kyletycholiz.com)\n\n## Tags\nThroughout the Second Brain, I have made use of tags, which give semantic meaning to the pieces of information.\n\n- `ex.` - Denotes an *example* of the preceding piece of information\n- `spec:` - Specifies that the preceding information has some degree of *speculation* to it, and may not be 100% factual. Ideally this gets clarified over time as my understanding develops. I try to go back after I have better understood the topic and clear out the notes of `spec:` tags\n- `anal:` - Denotes an *analogy* of the preceding information. When I can, I attempt to link concepts to others that I have previously learned.\n- `mn:` - Denotes a *mnemonic* to aid in memorization\n- `expl:` - Denotes an *explanation*\n\n## Resources\n### UE (Unexamined) Resources\nOften, I come across sources of information that I believe to be high-quality. They may be recommendations or found in some other way. No matter their origin, I may be in a position where I don't have the time to fully examine them (and properly extract notes), or I may not require the information at that moment in time. In cases like these, I will add reference to a section of the note called **UE Resources**. The idea is that in the future when I am ready to examine them, I have a list of resources that I can start with. This is an alternative approach to compiling browser bookmarks, which I've found can quickly become untenable.\n\n### E (Examined) Resources\nOnce a resource has been thoroughly examined and has been mined for notes, it will be moved from *UE Resources* to *E Resources*. This is to indicate that (in my own estimation), there is nothing more to be gained from the resource that is not already in the note.\n\n### Resources\nThis heading is for inexhaustible resources. \n- A prime example would be a quality website that continually posts articles- another example would be a tool, such as software that measures frequencies in a room to help acoustically treat it.\n"},"collectionChildren":null,"customHeadContent":null,"config":{"version":5,"dev":{"enablePreviewV2":true},"commands":{"lookup":{"note":{"selectionMode":"extract","confirmVaultOnCreate":false,"leaveTrace":false,"bubbleUpCreateNew":true,"fuzzThreshold":0.2,"vaultSelectionModeOnCreate":"smart"}},"insertNote":{"initialValue":"templates"},"insertNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"none","enableMultiSelect":false},"insertNoteIndex":{"enableMarker":false},"randomNote":{},"copyNoteLink":{"aliasMode":"title"},"templateHierarchy":"template"},"workspace":{"dendronVersion":"0.83.0","vaults":[{"fsPath":"../main/thoughts-on","name":"thoughts-on"}],"journal":{"dailyDomain":"daily","name":"journal","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd","addBehavior":"childOfDomain"},"scratch":{"name":"scratch","dateFormat":"y.MM.dd.HHmmss","addBehavior":"asOwnDomain"},"graph":{"zoomSpeed":1,"createStub":false},"enableAutoCreateOnDefinition":false,"enableXVaultWikiLink":false,"enableRemoteVaultInit":true,"workspaceVaultSyncMode":"noCommit","enableAutoFoldFrontmatter":true,"maxPreviewsCached":10,"maxNoteLength":204800,"task":{"name":"","dateFormat":"","addBehavior":"childOfCurrent","statusSymbols":{"":" ","wip":"w","done":"x","assigned":"a","moved":"m","blocked":"b","delegated":"l","dropped":"d","pending":"y"},"prioritySymbols":{"H":"high","M":"medium","L":"low"},"todoIntegration":false,"createTaskSelectionType":"selection2link","taskCompleteStatus":["done","x"]},"enableUserTags":true,"enableHashTags":true,"enableEditorDecorations":true,"enableFullHierarchyNoteTitle":false},"preview":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enableMermaid":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"automaticallyShowPreview":false,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false},"publishing":{"enableFMTitle":true,"enableNoteTitleForLink":true,"enablePrettyRefs":true,"enableKatex":true,"copyAssets":true,"siteHierarchies":["root"],"writeStubs":false,"siteRootDir":"docs","seo":{"title":"Dendron","description":"The non-Tech Second Brain of Kyle Tycholiz"},"github":{"cname":"thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","enableEditLink":true,"editLinkText":"Edit this page on GitHub","editBranch":"master","editViewMode":"tree"},"enableSiteLastModified":true,"enableFrontmatterTags":true,"enableHashesForFMTags":false,"enableRandomlyColoredTags":true,"enableTaskNotes":true,"enablePrettyLinks":true,"searchMode":"lookup","enableMermaid":true,"siteUrl":"https://thoughts.kyletycholiz.com","duplicateNoteBehavior":{"action":"useVault","payload":["thoughts-on"]},"siteFaviconPath":"favicon.ico","siteIndex":"root"}}},"__N_SSG":true}
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Modes
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From brightest to darkest (following circle of fifths), the modes are:
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Lydian
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Ionian
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Mixolydian
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Dorian
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Aeolian
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Phrygian
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Locrian
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each mode has one more lowered interval relative to the tonic than the mode preceding it. Taking Lydian as reference,
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Ionian (ie. major) has a lowered fourth;
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Mixolydian, a lowered fourth and seventh;
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Dorian, a lowered fourth, seventh, and third;
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Aeolian (ie. natural minor), a lowered fourth, seventh, third, and sixth;
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Phrygian, a lowered fourth, seventh, third, sixth, and second;
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Locrian, a lowered fourth, seventh, third, sixth, second, and fifth.
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Put another way, the augmented fourth of the Lydian mode has been reduced to a perfect fourth in Ionian, the major seventh in Ionian to a minor seventh in Mixolydian
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nm: I Dont Pee Like Most Alien Ladies
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All modes follow the repeating pattern wwhwwwh, with the only difference being which letter we start on
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ie. in other words, to switch from Ionian to Lydian, we need to shift to the right 4 times, and wwhwwwh becomes wwhwwhw
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Dorian
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The same as Aeolian (minor), except with a sharpened 6th, making it sound a little bit less dark
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A song can be characterized as Dorian by either the notes that are played (basically that characteristic sharpened 6th) or the chords that belong to the Dorian mode.
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Dorian is commonly found in funk, where it is more common that Aeolian.
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Examples
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Riders on the Storm (descending keyboard line during intro @ 0:33)
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No Quarter - Led Zeppelin\nThriller michael jackson
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Phrygian
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Phrygian is very similar to Aeolian, with the only difference being a flattened 2nd
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Much Flamenco music is in the Phrygian mode, though frequently with the third and seventh degrees raised by a semitone.
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Lydian
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Very similar to Ionian, with the only difference being a sharpened 4th, making a tritone interval with the tonic.
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Racism
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There is a difference between something \"being racist\" and something \"having arisen as it has due to racism\". The school system perhaps isn’t racist if all the kids are white. Consider instead that racism that happened many years ago influenced it. That’s a different story and we need to treat them differently and not conflate them
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Anger
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Anger is a secondary emotion, in that it serves as socially acceptable mask for many of the more difficult underlying emotions that we feel
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Anger. If you remove that word, you'll force yourself to search for a more appropriate word for the occasion, allowing yourself to explore how you really feel about that thing. is it hatred? or is it frustration, struggle, annoyance, difficulty...?
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Finance Philosophies
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Are Mutual Funds bad?
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It is bad logic to criticize mutual funds (or any other organization that holds portfolios on behalf of their clients) using the argument \"mutual funds on average under-perform the market\". Of course, if you take the average of any entire group of one thing, you will get an underwhelming average. (take people for instance: a smaller % of people are considered \"worthwhile to deal with\").
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Of course if you take all mutual funds and average out their performance, it's going to be underwhelming. But this doesn't take away from the fact that an individual manager can be a skilled investor, and therefore can sell his services as a portfolio manager (ex. mutual fund)
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Are markets a self-fulfilling prophecy?
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This statement can only make sense to an extent. In order for a market to be a perfect self-fulfilling prophecy, every investor would have to have exactly the same time horizon. It doesn't make sense otherwise, so at best this statement is only partially true. \n
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it is true to the extent that people using similar moving averages (50 day vs 200 day) will reach similar conclusions to each other, and will place their stop losses along those same lines. When the stock price crosses this mark, those sellers who used the same technicals will sell their stock. This alone will have a sort of unified \"shock\" to the market that is in a sense a self-fulfilling prophecy, but it centainly does not tell the whole story. Not only are there many more MA periods that people look at, but many investors don't even use those methods to set stop losses, meaning their influence on the market won't reflect the influence of all the people who sold their stock. In the end, the price will be affected, when we are calling the market a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy, we are stretching that term quite a bit. It is cherry picking some data to make it seem more like it actually is
Sometimes the line is blurred between these two. For a tool like a moving average for instance, we are compelled to use it as a technical tool, since it is so precise, but we can also use it as a fundamental tool in a sense of \"hey, this trend here signals a downturn generally speaking\". In other words, some technical tools can inform fundamental analysis.
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Taking advice
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One of the biggest problems with taking advice of other traders/investors is that everyone has a different time horizon to work with, which results in vastly different conclusions on what the market is going to do.
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Time Horizon
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The longer the Time Horizon the more aggressive (riskier) portfolio an investor can build. The shorter the Time Horizon, the more conservative (less risky) the investor may want to adopt.
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Intrinsic Value
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def - the value that an individual investor places on a stock
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can use various methods to arrive at this value\n
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Discounted Cash Flow - determined by future cash flows and WACC
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Bid-Ask Spread
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spec: The broker is an intermediary, so the bid-ask more accurately reflects the demand that the brokers are experiencing around a specific security.
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This is the proverbial \"two sides that can't come to an agreement about something's price\"\n
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the larger the spread, the farther apart both sides are
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The reason we set limit orders (instead of straight market orders) is because we want to eliminate the spread-risk. When we set a limit, we are remaining firm on our offer. This is the proverbial \"take it or leave it\" type of deal. \n
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When you buy a stock at market, you are succumbing to the ask price of a stock
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when you sell a stock at market, you succumb to the bid price
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You can think of the spread as \"the cost of trading\", and is collected by the broker of the stock
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can be considered a measure of the supply and demand for a particular asset. Because the bid can be said to represent demand and the ask to represent the supply for an asset, it would be true that when these two prices expand further apart the price action reflects a change in supply and demand.
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low trading activity can result in a low spread
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The spread is an important consideration for market orders, since less trade volume means you are less likely to get the last price of the stock.
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Price takers buy at the ask price and sell at the bid price but the market maker (brokers) buys at the bid price and sells at the ask price (since they are always the counterparty to us, whether we are buying or selling)
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The bid represents demand and the ask represents supply for an asset.
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The bid-ask spread is the de facto measure of market liquidity.\n
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ex. the money market is highly liquid, and therefore has a very low spread
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The primary determinant of bid-ask spread size is trading volume.
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Ask/Bid price represents the number of shares (in lots of 10 or 100) that are limit orders pending trade
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Ask size/bid size
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the amount that the money maker (broker) is willing to sell/buy at the given ask price
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the bid price of a stock (as it appears to us) is the highest bid entered to buy a stock\n
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and the prevailing ask price is the lowest ask entered to sell a stock.\n
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if the ask size=10 and ask=$100, that means there are 10 shares available at $100.
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The higher the ask size, the more supply there is that people want to sell\n
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and the higher the bid size, the more supply there is that people want to buy
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ex. a stock has a
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Tech stocks
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We have to stop thinking about them as “Tech” stocks. Every industry is now a tech company because it’s woven throughout everything we do now. We need to highlight subsections within tech that will thrive.
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“We must look at how well strategies, not stocks, perform.”
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a true investor is prepared for whatever happens. A non-investor tries to predict what and when things will happen.
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the best investors make more money in a down market move simply because the market falls faster than it rises.
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\"There are investors who buy assets and there are investors who create assets. If you want to solve the 90/10 riddle for yourself, you need to be both types of investors.\"
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A good cash flow manager reviews his or her cash position daily, looking at cash sources and needs for the next week, month, and quarter.
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qualified vs. ordinary dividends
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Ordinary dividends are taxed differently (spec: U.S only? Applies to U.S. stocks, or U.S. investors?)
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assuming a generation is 30 years, you only have to go back to the year 1800 to have roughly 128 great^5 grand parents. In other words, in the year 1800, there were 128 people walking around who's genetic makeup would contribute to who you are today
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\"we are a product of 127 romances in the last 200 years alone\"
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when we consider how the number of grandparents increases by the power of 2 with each generation, we can see how it's not so impressive when someone says they were descended from someone famous
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Within that top section, there’s probably some royalty, in addition to some peasants, scholars, warriors, painters, prostitutes, murderers, lunatics, and any other kind of person who existed back then.
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if you were to pluck just one of those 128 grandparents from existence, then you yourself would never have existed
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real number is actually lower since many have married cousins, resulting in pedigree collapse. This would have it result in a diamond shape if we went back far enough.
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every stranger in the world is a cousin of yours, and the only question is how distant a cousin they are. The degree of cousin (first, second, etc.) is just a way of referring to how far you have to go back before you get to a common ancestor. For first cousins, you only have to go back two generations to hit your common grandparents. For second cousins, you have to go back three generations to your common great-grandparents.
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The number of cousins you have grows exponentially as the degree of distance goes up. You may have a small number of first cousins, but you likely have hundreds of third cousins, thousands of fifth cousins, and over a million eighth cousins.
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the numbers rise so exponentially, that assuming the world average children per family (2.36), the most distant relative that any one person has on this earth is a 15th cousin
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Testimonials
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Cards Against Humanity does something interesting here with testimonials. In the bottom left of the homepage, they display unfavorable reviews from brands that quite distinct from their own. Here, the company is saying to it's audience \"here's what these stuffy old farts think of us. Since they hate us, you'll love us!\"\n
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Estate
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An estate is the net worth of an individual at any given point of time, whether alive or dead.
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Net worth defined as assets - liabilities.
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Although an estate is deemed to be a trust, the tax rules that apply to an estate and to a
a trust which arises upon the death of the testator
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specified in the will.
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are significantly different, due to them being subjected to different tax rules.\n
2 areas where estate is most relevant:
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bankruptcy - a trustee is appointed to distribute your assets to creditors
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death - a trustee is appointed by you to distribute your assets to your heirs
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Canadians don’t have to contend with an estate tax the way U.S. citizens do. However, what many people don’t realize is that a “deemed disposition tax” applies when you die.
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The deemed disposition tax is so named because your investments are deemed to be sold at death. Any capital gains triggered by their sale are included in a final income tax return filed in the year of your death.
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A final tax return also includes the value of any retirement accounts and income received from stocks, bonds, real estate investments, and even life insurance proceeds in the year of death
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tax is deferred if the assets are transferred to a surviving spouse
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When the spouse dies, and the assets are passed on to other heirs, 50% of the capital gains of any stocks, bonds, real estate investments, and other assets are taxable at the personal income tax rate.
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Vocals
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Vocals are normally panned center, and double-tracked if stereo.
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Compression/EQ
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Compression is a great way to bring a vocal forward in a mix
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it can also cause unappealing sonic artifacts. Parallel compression can be used to remedy this issue.
Use a high-pass filter if there are any rumbly low frequencies, and perhaps some lower-mids to make sure that the compressor isn’t getting overloaded — then apply compression to taste — and then with another EQ, perhaps boost around 10-15k to add air. Maybe then send all the vocals to an aux that is part of a multibuss setup and EQ or saturate at that stage, and then again when mastering.
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De-essing
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Strongly consider using a de-esser when using multiple vocal tracks, since the same consonant sounds done by multiple tracks can muddy things up considerably. Consider putting aggressive de-essing on the background vocals only, and only light de-essing on the lead vocal.
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an alternative approach might be to remove those plosives entirely from all vocal tracks except the lead vocal track.
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Try
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Multi-stage compression:
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fast-ish attack, fast release, ~4:1 ratio
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slower attack, slower release, ~4:1 ratio (to even out the average level of the signal)
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Delay
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Try creating a bold and dreamy delay AUX that is triggered every so often throughout the arrangement
use a dual delay (say with 1/4 or 1/8 note delay length), cutting a lot of low and high out of the delay so that the delay doesn't interfere too much with the original vocal, and instead provides a bed of sustain for the vocals to sit on.\n
Add dreamy reverb + delay to harmony vocals for an airy quality
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With ducking
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Try applying delay only at the end of phrases. This can be accomplished by having a Gate set to Ducking mode, and routing the vocals through it via a Side-chain source (an option of the Gate plugin)
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Reverb
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Too much reverb on vocals pushes it back too far in the mix.
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try stereo slapback delay instead
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Try less density (diffusion) when it comes to reverb for vocals. It helps with clarity, as diffusion can make things sound mushy. We are trained to react to the human voice, so the intuition is to preserve the quality of a voice in the reverberation.
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EQ
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When EQing vocals, your default should be to stick with a subtracting EQ approach
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Limit
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The limit means, what number do you approach as you keep repeating the function?
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Limits are useful in calculus because you can think of them as upper and lower boundaries on the shape of the graph. If you know a function's limit is 2 then you know that when x is huge the graph will look pretty much like a horizontal line at y=2.
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Any time you see something like an ellipsis you should be thinking that there is something going on involving limits
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ex. 0.999...
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f(x) = 1/x is the classic example to illustrate limits.\n
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Here, x cannot be 0, because it would result in an undefined value for f(x). Instead, x can only become arbitrarily small (meaning we can continue to get smaller and smaller, but never 0). From the other side, we can make x an arbitrarily large number (meaning we can continue to get bigger, but never infinite).
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So the graph would start f(x) at almost infinity and end at almost 0, but never becoming 0, being a giant L shape
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Driving analogy
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Say you're travelling 100 km. And you decide to travel half the distance every day:
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The first day you cover half of the 100 km, which is 50 km.
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The second day you only have 50 km to go, so you cover half of the 50 km, which is 25 km. You now have covered 75 km in total.
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The third day you have 25 km left, so you travel half of that, which is 12.5 km. Now you have travelled a total of 87.5 km.
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If you continue doing this, you will never cover the whole distance as you will always have half of the distance remaining. The limit here is 100km as that is the distance you're trying to reach, but never will.
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so a limit, in the simplest sense, is just something you can get arbitrarily close to
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While there's no \"solution\" to these problems, sometimes we want to talk about them. Limits let us do this by saying \"OK, so you can't solve for that value but if you could, it'd be this\".
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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Forecasting
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When too much experience is bad
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There’s a stable, robust relationship between the patterns you’ve seen before and what you encounter today. But if you’re a stockbroker or political forecaster, the events of the past don’t have reliable implications for the present. However, experience helps physicists, accountants, insurance analysts, and chess masters—they all work in fields where cause-and-effect relationships are fairly consistent. But admissions officers, court judges, intelligence analysts, psychiatrists, and stockbrokers don’t benefit much from experience.
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Skilled intuition
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Intuition from an \"expert\" may be valid or not, depending on the situation available to create it. intuition cannot be trusted in the absence of stable regularities in the environment. There must be:
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an environment that is sufficiently regular to be predictable
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an opportunity to learn these regularities through prolonged practice
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examples
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Regular environment\n
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chess, doctor, athletes, firefighters
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Irrregluar environment\n
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Whether professionals have a chance to develop intuitive expertise depends essentially on the quality and speed of feedback
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An experienced psychotherapist knows that she is skilled in working out what is going on in her patient’s mind and that she has good intuitions about what the patient will say next. It is tempting for her to conclude that she can also anticipate how well the patient will do next year, but this conclusion is not equally justified. Short-term anticipation and long-term forecasting are different tasks, and the therapist has had adequate opportunity to learn one but not the other.
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Assessing impact of new technologies
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when a new technology emerges we either grossly overestimate or underestimate its impact
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ex. bell labs satellite dish discovery of big bang
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ex. discovery of penicillin
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ex. discovery of evolution
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rarely do these discoveries have massive imapct that we might think they'd have. the takeaway is that when we see a new innovation that we might think would have such a massive impact, odds are against that outcome. its more likely that the impact wont be nearly as big (or in the case of something like the iphone, much bigger than we originally thought)
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this goes to show that even if a new technology has come out (or is in the process of being developed), we still cannot predict them. they are properly black swan events in that sense
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Imaginary Numbers
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Imaginary numbers exist.
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The name is unfortunate. When they were proposed, someone used the term \"imaginary\" to make fun of it, and the name stuck. They could have just as easily been called something less whimsical, like \"auxiliary\" or \"orthogonal\" numbers. But they are as real as negative numbers or fractions are.
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Negative numbers let you solve x+2=0, whereas imaginary numbers let you solve x2+2=0.
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Imaginary numbers, and real numbers are the two starting sets that when combined make up complex numbers which are simply real and imaginary numbers added together.
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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Percentage
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When thinking it terms of percentages, be wary of if a total is being added to, or reduced from. If the total is being added to, then the percentage we add to the total gives us the cumulative return of the whole new total. However, if we are subtracting a percentage from the total, then the amount of the % return is actually a number higher than the one the total was reduced by.
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ex. When putting money into an RESP, the government matches 20%. We are adding to a total. $1000 + 20% is $1200. In a way, 20% return right off the bat. Straightforward. But imagine we are talking about a discount. For instance, buying shares in your company through an ESPP gives you a 15% discount, this does not mean that we are getting a 15% return right off the bat. Here, we are reducing from a total. If we were buying $1000 worth of shares without ESPP, the cost of those shares with ESPP would be $850. Since we can go ahead and sell those shares on the open market immediately for $1000, we have made a return of $150 over the $850 investment:
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( 1000-850 ) / 850 = 17.6%.\n
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Mental trick: Figuring out percentages of complex numbers
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if you ever have to calculate a difficult percentage on the spot without pen and paper or a calculator, you can use a simple shortcut - flip the numbers around.
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ex. if you needed to work out 4% of 75 in your head, just flip it and do 75% of 4, which is easier
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This basic principle – simply stated as \"x as a percentage of y = y as a percentage of x\"
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this trick works simply because of the fact that a×b=b×a (known as Commutative Laws)
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Recording
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As a general rule, when an instrument just doesn’t work by itself, pair it with another instrument to perform the same melody, and pan it similarly.
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ex. Take me to the pilot does a good job of this with 2 different string parts playing the same hook melody. It thickens out the sound and makes it more believable
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So if you have a lead melody part, always ask: is this instrument doing justice to it, or does it perhaps need a hand pushing the melody?
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Phasing
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\"phase\" describes how in-sync soundwaves are with each other.
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how off-set the waves are with each other can be described in degrees\n
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0° means perfectly in phase; 180° means out of phase.\n
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when out of phase, the 2 soundwaves will cancel when mixed together, making no sound (\"phase cancellation\").
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when in phase, the 2 soundwaves will reinforce each other and the result will be louder.
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The phase cancellation between two signals matters more for lower freqency sounds.
To avoid phase cancellation, Microphones should never be within 3x the distance that the microphone is from the sound source.
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ex. If we have a microphone 1 foot away from the strings of a piano, any additional microphones should be at least 3 feet away from the first microphone.
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note: this seems to be contradicted by the Reddit explanation above, so take it with a grain of salt
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Mixing
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Mixing is a process of 4 steps:
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Corrective action
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Spatial mixing
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Artistic mixing
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Final touches
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Corrective Action
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Ideally we should listen to each track individually and look out for places that need corrective action.
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The methodical approach would be:
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You hear a problem\n
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ex. guitar is too muddy, vocalist's breath sounds are too loud etc.
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You brainstorm ways to fix that problem
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You try to fix the problem
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You determine whether or not you fixed the problem
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...and repeat
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Examples of things that require corrective action, and thus should be fixed at this stage:
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guitar track sounds too boomy
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individual drum sounds (ex. of a MIDI drumkit) don't have the right timbre
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small glitches that need removing
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minimizing impact of bleed
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removing unwanted background noise
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conspicuous vocal plosives (firm B and P sounds), esses and gasping
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Spatial mixing (stereo imaging)
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This is where we work out our desired sound stage, by positioning each instrument as we want it to be in our final mix.
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Stereo Imaging is the manipulation of a signal within a 180-degree stereo field, for the purpose of creating a perception of locality within that field.
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Panning gives perception of sound coming from left to right\n
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x axis
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Volume gives perception of volume closer or further away\n
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z axis
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Frequency of sound gives perception of height (which can be manipulated with eq)\n
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y axis
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Giving a mix space means you can hear each and every instrument clearly and distinctly, yet with everything also blended in nicely with the overall production.
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Each sound should have its own space.
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There are 4 dimensions to space:
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width (between the speakers)
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height (frequency)
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depth (volume)
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time
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note: (ReaMix p.64) find a table of different ways to position each sound within a location on this soundscape (e.g. panning and EQ, but also reverb, delay, compression etc.)
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Artistic mixing
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This is where we set about building our song and creating its structure.
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ex. highlight a particular instrument here, add some clever effects at certain passages etc.
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High-level Philosophy
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Make contrasting moves
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When visualizing a change, consider making contrasting moves (ie. splitting that change across 2 different areas).
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ex. say you want to get more bite out of your guitars, so your inclination is to make a 2dB boost at 2.8kHz. Instead of doing this, make a 1dB boost at the 1.2kHz, but on some other track/bus, make a 1dB cut at 400-500hZ (complementary EQ)
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ex. if mix is not dense enough, your inclination might be to add 2dB of gain reduction on the compressor. Instead of doing that, add 1dB of gain reduction on the compressor, but then add a bit of saturation before and/or after the compressor.
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ex. if your vocal doesn't feel present enough, you might want bump it up by 2dB at 1.8kHz. Instead of doing that, try bumping it up by 1dB, and take your vocal FX (e.g. delay, reverb) and turn it all up. Then, if the vocal is too low, pull the whole volume fader down (vocal dry track and FX), while at the same time nudging up that 1.8kHz.
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Use many instances of plugins, with small impact per plugin
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Making dynamics in a mix
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There are 4 tools that can be used to create dynamics in a mix:
Every sound can be described fully by a combination of:
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volume
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Frequency
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Time
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Therefore, each piece of equipment in the studio controls one or more of these parameters
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Volume
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volume fader
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Pan
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Compressors/limiters
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Vol/freq
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wah-wah
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rolloffs
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Time
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delay
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Reverb
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Freq/time
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flangers
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Chorus
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Vibrato
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Phase shifter
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Vol/time
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tremolo
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Mixing order
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As a simple (not hard) rule, mixing should be done in the following order:
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Volume - a lot of care should be taken at this step to make sure we get it right
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Pan
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Mix bus compressor (to \"glue\" the instruments together)
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EQ
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Compression
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Reverb
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Delay
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It might be effective to apply subtractive EQ, then compression, then additive EQ.
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the logic here is to first remove obvious faults of the sound (unwanted resonances, overly boomy bass etc) so they don't affect the compressor. Then get the dynamics you want. Then do tone shaping without affecting dynamics.
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Things to try
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distortion - make sounds stand out more in a mix by applying some level of distortion. If you don't add too much, distortion can be imperceptible within the whole mix, but makes the instrument that it's on stand out more\n
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Inflation
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Inflation is the overall increase in price of goods/services over time.
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Unless the volume of production and trade grows at the same rate as the money supply, there will be inflation.
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Inflation is a concept, not a number. To say that \"inflation is at 5% this year\" is a misnomer. Rather, what this person means to say is that the Consumer Price Index (as defined by the government) has gotten 5% more expensive this year. Not everything in the economy is part of this CPI.
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An analysis of inflation is incomplete until we have assessed how much the absolute increase in price we will be impacted with.
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ex. if the CPI rose 5% this year, and gasoline specifically rose 33%, you have then ask the question: \"how much do I spend on gas anyway?\". Maybe your overall gas expense rises from $1000/year to $1330/year, which may be considered immaterial.
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The rationale that \"if inflation is 5% this year then our money is worth 5% less\" is a bit misguided, and is based on this oversimplification of an index like the CPI. Inflation rising by 5% only means that your money is worth 5% less for those goods in the index, and somewhat disproportionally too.
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Often, there is great disproportion in price changes of some members of the CPI. For instance, maybe transportation prices rise 9.1%, but housing only rises by 3.9%.
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ques: is saying \"housing prices rose by 5%\" the same as saying housing market rose by 5%?
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It is the combination of Fiscal Policy and Monetary Policy that the central bank uses to influence inflation.
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Causes
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There are different schools of thought as to the causes of inflation. Most can be divided into two broad areas: quality theories of inflation and quantity theories of inflation.
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The quality theory of inflation rests on the expectation of a seller accepting currency to be able to exchange that currency at a later time for goods they desire as a buyer.
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The quantity theory of inflation rests on the quantity equation of money that relates the money supply, its velocity, and the nominal value of exchanges.\n
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widely accepted as an accurate model of inflation in the long run.
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In the long run, the inflation rate is essentially dependent on the growth rate of the money supply relative to the growth of the economy. On the other hand, in the short and medium term, inflation may be affected by supply and demand pressures in the economy, and influenced by the relative elasticity of wages, prices and interest rates.
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Keynesian View
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Demand Pull
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caused by increases in aggregate demand due to increased private and government spending\nThis occurs when the demand for certain goods/services is greater than the economy's ability to meet those demands.
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ex. There were virtually no public concerts in 2020 due to Covid, increasing demand for concerts when they reopened again in 2021.
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Cost Push
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caused by a drop in aggregate supply (potential output)\nThis occurs when the cost of wages and materials goes up.
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ex. the cost of mobile phone circuitry rises, pushing the price of iPhones up
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ex. when the cost of lumber rises, there is a commensurate rise in housing prices.
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Changes in Money Supply
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The central bank can issue bonds (ie. increase the money in circulation, causing inflation), or buy back bonds
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If the money supply increases faster than the rate of production, this could result in demand-pull inflation (since there will be too many dollars chasing too few products).
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Currency Devaluation
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The devaluation of a currency makes a country's exports less expensive, encouraging foreign nations to buy more of the devalued goods.
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Devaluation also makes foreign products for the devaluing country more expensive which encourages citizens of the devaluing country to buy domestic products over foreign imports.
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there are no bad notes. All that matters is where you came from, where you go next, and how long you play it. If you play a note that sounds sour, treat it as a passing note and move or down 1 fret. You will never be more than 1 fret away from a note that is in the scale.
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substituting the VI for the vi is common. A bVII chord is very common. Using both the IV and the iv chords is common (lots of old Beatles and Beach Boys tunes use that sound).
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if you know the key, sticking to scales related to the I or V is likely to get you in key.
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If you hear an atypical chord change within the key, and you didn't anticipate the chord beforehand, chances are you will be a half-step above or below what the tonic was before
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Deceit
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Bull-shitting vs lying
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A solo piano is almost always panned center
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Cadence
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A cadence is the end of the phrase that provides some sort of resolution.
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a cadence is characterized by its degree of strength or weakness, depending on the impression of finality it gives.
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Cadences are strong indicators of the tonic or central pitch of a passage or piece.
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Cadences are usually classified by a specific chord progression, but even if that progression is played, it doesn't necessarily imply a cadence. To be a cadence, it must occur at the end of a phrase and provide some sense of finality.
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ex. an Authentic Cadence is V-I, but that doesn't mean every time those 2 chords are played it is a cadence.
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Authentic (V-I)
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A seventh above the root is often added to create V⁷
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Authentic cadences are generally classified as either perfect or imperfect.
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perfect (PAC) - the chords are in root position and the tonic is in the highest voice of the final chord.\n
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considered the strongest type of cadence and often found at structurally defining moments.
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imperfect (IAC) - of which there are 3 types:\n
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Root position: Similar to a perfect authentic cadence, but the highest voice is not the tonic.
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Inverted: Similar to a perfect authentic cadence, but one or both chords are inverted.
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Leading-tone: The V chord is replaced with the vii° chord (but the cadence still ends on I).
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\"This cadence is a microcosm of the tonal system, and is the most direct means of establishing a pitch as tonic. It is virtually obligatory as the final structural cadence of a tonal work.\"
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Andalusian (i-♭VII-♭VI-V)
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Examples
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Good Vibrations
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Facebook
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Videos on Facebook should be short (under 15 seconds)
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Reverb Parameters
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Room size / Decay time
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This is the time it takes for reflections (both early and late) to reach the listener's ears. The rate at which these reflections decay will depend both upon the size of the room in which the sound occurs, and where the listener is positioned.
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Some reverb plugins use a combination of 2 different parameters — room size and decay time — to achieve this effect, while some use just one or the other.
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Predelay
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the period of time it takes for the sound to hit a wall and come back to your ear
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therefore, big rooms have longer predelay times
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imagine if you were in a concert hall listening to a violinist play their instrument. As she plays the instrument, the sound travels out in all directions. Some of the sound travels directly to your ears, while a short while later, more soundwaves will hit your ears, which will have been the waves that reflected off the wall first. The very short amount of time that passes between these two events is known as predelay
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Increasing predelay creates the illusion of a larger space
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If we have a long predelay, we will notice that we hear the dry sound, then a period of time will pass, followed by the wet reverb sound
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Envelope
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how the reverb changes its volume over time (e.g. gated reverb)
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Diffusion
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The higher your diffusion setting is, the more dense/close together the reflections will be. Generally, higher settings can make for a more natural-sounding reverb and lower settings for a more ‘airy’ effect.
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Diffusion is closely tied to room density, and you may even see it called this instead. Less density / diffusion creates an emptier sound with more distinct reflections. More diffusion creates a “blurry” sound, giving the impression of a furnished or “dense” space as opposed to an empty room.
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Damping
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As the sound waves bounce around all over the place, their timbre will be affected by the type of material that they hit.
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ex. reverberation off a hard surface like concrete will be clearer and more distinct, as the high-frequency sounds are reflected more, compared to the reverberation off of curtains. In the latter case, the higher frequencies will decay quicker, resulting in a warmer sound.
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Damping smooths out the high frequencies in the reflections to further shape the reverb tail. This is usually done with low-pass filters. A high damp setting means more high frequencies are cut.
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note: in Fabfilter Pro-R, use Decay Rate EQ to achieve this damping effect.
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Distance
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how far away the source of the sound is from the supposed microphone in the room
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Early reflections
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these are the sounds that reach our ears directly after bouncing off a surface (e.g. wall, ceiling). It is notable to realize that after these sounds bounce off one surface, they will bounce off another, and another. Gradually over time, these reflections become less distinct and merge into each other.
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High / Low Frequency filters or attenuation (ie. EQ)
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These settings can be used to restrict the reverb to only the range of frequencies that we specify
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Think of this as putting an EQ only on the sounds that have been reflected off of the surfaces.
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Genetics
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Genes are what makes an individual to be built with two blue eyes, two arms, one nose, and a brain with certain architecture.\nGenes are segments of our DNA and the units of our inheritance.\nA gene consists of four chemical molecules: adenine, cytosine, guanine, thymine (ACGT). The short chemical name for a chain of any number of these molecules, is DNA.
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The job of genes is to make proteins, the building blocks of life.
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Every living thing uses the same genetic code, meaning we can transfer a single human gene into a cat, and the cat can read it and follow its instructions
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Genotype: the set of genes that an animal has in its body
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Phenotype: the manifestation of those genes, such as what color fur it has, what type of food it eats, etc.
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Epigenetics
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Every cell within an animal body is of the same genome. That is, each cell has the same set of genes as all the other cells. At the same time, we have different types of cells in the body. Liver cells are different from brain cells are different from the stomach cells. The reason for this is epigenetics. The cells in the stomach are the same as the cells in the brain, but in the stomach, a different set of genes are activated than are activated in the brain cells.
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Force
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Force=mass∗acceleration
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this formula shows us that as the mass of an object increases, the force required to move it at the same acceleration has to increase.
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this idea that mass resists acceleration is called inertia.
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inertia means the object wants to continue to do what it does.\n
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Humor
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Habitual (character demonstrating) storytelling
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when telling a story about someone, the story seems to hit home farther and thus be funnier when you talk about someone in the present, as a sort of habitual part of their character, rather than talk about them in the past tense
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ex. \"My mom is so funny, she sends me entire articles in Whatsapp rather than just linking the url\"\nvs\n\"My mom is so funny, she sent me an entire article in Whatsapp rather than just linking the url\"
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This is funnier because it better demonstrates the character of someone, and paints a more clear picture in the person's mind about what sort of other things this person does.
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It's similar to the \"What is a Pomelo?\" question , in the sense that giving a habitual description of that person allows the person to make assumptions and answer a lot of questions in their mind about \"what is this person like?\"
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Joke telling
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Punchline jokes are the hardest type of joke to land. If you are telling any other sort of joke, as long as people trust you will make them laugh, they will laugh. With punchline jokes, it actually has to be funny, because a punchline has to be understood. If you get to the punchline and it is not understood or not funny, you won't get laughs.
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How many links do you actually need?
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Consider how many backlinks you might actually need to rank for the keyword you were targeting. In Keyword Explorer’s \"SERP Analysis\" report, you can view the pages that are ranking for the term you're targeting, as well as how many backlinks those URLs have. This will give you a good benchmark for determining how many links you actually need in order to compete and which websites might be a good link target.\nWhen targeting sites for backlinks, you can prioritize by how authoritative they are using Domain Authority and Page Authority metrics.
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Keyword rankings\nA website’s ranking position for desired keywords. This should also include SERP feature data, like featured snippets and People Also Ask boxes that you’re ranking for. Try to avoid vanity metrics, such as rankings for competitive keywords that are desirable but often too vague and don’t convert as well as longer-tail keywords.
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PageRank is calculated at the page‐level, not the domain‐level.
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unlinked mentions
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https://ahrefs.com/blog/unlinked-mentions/\neven if you already have a link from elsewhere on a domain, it’s still totally worth pursuing an unlinked mention on a high‐authority (i.e., high UR) page on that same site to see if they will turn it into an tag
now, just sprinkle these LSI keywords into your content
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Publish Unique Data
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Bloggers and journalists LOVE unique data.
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And if you can hook them up with a stat, a survey, or an industry study, they’ll throw links at your feet like rose petals.\nThis content contains lots of data that people can cite (like the fact that the average video on the first page of YouTube is nearly 15 minutes).
Here’s where you come up with topics that your target customer is interested in.
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For example, let’s say that you run a digital marketing agency.
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Well, you’d want to ask yourself: ”What topics do people search for that are related to my business?”
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Some topics that come to mind would be things like:
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Social media\nEmail marketing\nWebsite traffic\nContent marketing\nBlogging\nPPC
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2. Use Google and YouTube Suggest
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Now that you have a list of topics, type each one of them into Google.\nThese are great keywords to add to your list.
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Why?
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Because if Google suggests a keyword, you KNOW that lots of people are searching for it.
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check out the “Searches Related to” section at the bottom of Google’s search results.\n
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Pro Tip: Click on one of the “Searches Related To” keywords. Then, scroll to the bottom of THOSE results. This will give you a new list of related keywords. Rinse and repeat.
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Tip type out 'keyword a', then 'keyword b', all the way to Z to have Google suggest even more keywords\n
You’d head over to Reddit. Then search for a broad topic that your target audience is interested in… and something that’s related to what you sell.\nPro Tip: Scrape common words and phrases from a subreddit with a free keyword tool called “Keyworddit”. This tool scans Reddit for words and phrases that people use… and sorts those phrases by monthly search volume.
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4. Wikipedia Table of Contents
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First, head over to Wikipedia and type in a broad keyword:\nThen, look for the “contents” section of the page. This section lists out the subtopics covered on that page.
Once you find a forum, note how the forum is divided up into sections: Each of these sections are potential keywords that you can add to your list.
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check out some of the threads on the forum to find other specific topics that your target audience struggles with
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Focusing on long tail
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First, search for your keyword in Google.\nThen, look at the sites ranking on the first page.\nIf the first page is made up of uber authority sites (like Wikipedia), then you might want to cross that keyword off from your list:\nBut if you see a handful of smaller blogs on page 1, that’s a sign that you have a shot to hit the first page too.\ncanirank.com
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choosing which keywords to use
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-you must consider what \"high search volume is\" for the particular industry you are targetting
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- For example, a long tail keyword in the fitness niche (like: “best ab exercises”) gets 10K-100K searches per month, But a long tail keyword in a B2B space like digital marketing (like: “best seo software”) only gets 100-1K monthly searches.\n
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That’s why you want to figure out what a “high” and “low” search volume number is in your niche. Then, choose keywords based on what’s normal for your industry.
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organic link clicking is down due to:\n
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ads taking top spots
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featured snippets
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Search volume only gives you part of the story. To get a full estimate of how many clicks you’ll get from a first page Google ranking, you also need to estimate organic CTR.\n
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you can look at the SERPs (Search Engine Result Page) for your keyword.\n
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If you see a lot of stuff on the first page (like a Featured Snippet and multiple Google Adwords ads), then you know that you’re not going to get a ton of clicks… even if you rank #1.
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With all that said, don't avoid a keyword just because it has a low CTR. If lots of people search for that term, it might still be worth going after.
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CPC
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CPC (cost per click) is a single metric that answers one important question:\nDo people searching for this keyword actually spend money?\nSo yeah, search volume is nice and all.\nBut if the person searching for that keyword is broke, then there’s no point in targeting that term. Plus, you can sometimes get a great ROI from a keyword that doesn’t get that many searches… if the CPC is high enough.
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For example, one of my target keywords is “link building services”. According to the Google Keyword Planner, this keyword gets around 10-100 searches per month. So if I ONLY looked at search volume, I’d say: “This is a horrible keyword”. That’s why it’s super important to ALSO look at CPC. The CPC on that keyword is $7.15. Which means that people are spending $7.15 every time someone searching for that keyword clicks on an ad. So even though the search volume for that term isn’t that high, the CPC more than makes up for it.
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Likelihood that someone clicking on your link will become a paying customer
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For example, a few weeks ago I came across the keyword: “backlink checker”. On the surface, this is a great keyword. It gets a decent amount of searches, And has a $4.01 CPC. But considering that I sell a YouTube training course, this term is a 10/10 in terms of business fit
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Keyword Trends
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Finally, you want to see if your keyword is growing fast… or dying slow.
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And the best way to do that? Google Trends.
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For example, last year I was considering the keyword: “voice search SEO”.
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But I decided to pop that keyword into Google Trends before pulling the trigger.
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As you can see, interest in that keyword is growing fast. Which is why I optimized this page around that term. Even though that piece of content only brings in about 1k monthly search engine visitors per month today, the trend tells me that traffic to this post should increase over time.
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suppose you’re a web design company with a new plan to offer marketing services. You’re getting ready to launch the service and write a new, search optimized page for your own site. But should you call it:
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Enter those three phrases into Google Trends and here’s what you’ll see Digital marketing is most trendy.
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Google Trends also shows geographic differences, which can be important if you’re targeting a local audience. Even though digital marketing is most popular, consider where the audience is.
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Barnacle SEO
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practice of using other sites’ authority to rank on the first page.\nBottom line? If you find an amazing keyword, you want to take up as much first page real estate as you can. First, create content on that topic on your own site. Then, publish keyword-optimized content on authority sites, like YouTube, LinkedIn, Medium and more.
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GSC Keyword Research
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GSC > Performance Report
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This report shows you the terms that bring in the most clicks from Google search.
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sort the list by “Impressions”.\n
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This shows you keywords that get lots of impressions… but not necessarily clicks
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Finally, create a piece of content optimized around that same keyword.\n
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These are keywords that you KNOW people are searching for. You also know that Google sees your site as a good fit in the search results. You just need to publish content that’s super focused on that specific keyword (or optimize a piece of existing content around that keyword) and you’re set.
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Optimize Content around Synonyms and Related Keywords
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If you are optimizing for \"build backlinks\", sprinkle throughout your content \"get backlinks\" and \"generate backlinks\"
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Ahrefs Content Gap
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use Ahrefs to see the exact keywords another site ranks for.\n
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Head over to Ahrefs content gap. And put in 2-3 competing sites.
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This will show you keywords that at least 2 of your competitors rank for… but you don’t.
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And because multiple competitors rank for these terms, you know that you also have a good chance of cracking the top 10.
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Navigational keywords (avoid these)
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people searching for \"ahrefs\" are most likely looking for www.ahrefs.com
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this means that very few people click on anything but the first result
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so a particular keyword may look great, but this wouldnt be a good keyword to optimize for, as you will not get much traffic compared to the first result.
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This is why focusing on searcher intent is so important
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Find “Shoulder Keywords”
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Most people ONLY optimize their site around keywords that are very closely related to what they sell.
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And it’s a BIG mistake for two main reasons:
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Keywords that people use to find your products are usually super competitive.
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There are thousands of keywords that your potential customer searches for when they’re not searching for that you sell.\nFor example, like I mentioned earlier, I run an SEO training company.\nBut I don’t optimize every page on my site around commercial terms. (Like “SEO training” and “SEO courses”). Instead, I rank for keywords that my customers search for when they’re not looking for SEO training. (Keywords like: “link building”, “on-page SEO” and “SEO Tools”).\nthese keywords are “Shoulder Keywords”.\nThese keywords aren’t directly related to what you sell. But they’re keywords that your customers search for. Which makes them worth going after.\n-Let’s say you run an Ecommerce site that sells basketball hoops. Obviously, you’d want to optimize some of your pages around terms like “buy basketball hoops online”. But don’t stop there. After all, someone interested in buying a basketball hoop may also search for:
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How to shoot a better free throw
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Slam dunk highlights
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How to get recruited by college scouts
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Nutrition for basketball players
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How to improve a vertical jump
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evaluate top industry websites
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find the topics/KWs that are in their menus, footers
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FAQ keyword research
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AnswerThePublic.com
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export to csv and delete non relevant KWs
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Search and filter “display keyword suggestions” by “are questions”
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Add relevant questions from answerthepublic.com to a new keyword list in Moz Keyword Suggestions
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don't worry about evaluating search volume too closely for FAQs because questions are typically more long-tail
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Competitive content research
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similarweb.com - Evaluate your competitor’s 10 most popular pages
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This uncovers the specific type of content your audience is interested in
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Evaluate each of the top pages & gather 3 key takeaways
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The most popular “www.example.com/gallery” page confirms that images are extremely popular in the wedding and event space. Maintaining an optimized gallery and incorporating more images into on-page content should be a top digital marketing priority.
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Interestingly, the “Preferred Vendors” page is a Category page! It's something we should consider implementing on Hunter & Co. It would also be a great link building opportunity (to get vendors to link back to Hunter & Co)... but I digress.
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Testimonials should also be a top priority and live off the primary navigation.
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While researching competition, you’ll quickly notice that it’s perfectly normal for pages with low authority to rank relatively high. Typically in these cases, the page has stronger relevance. That page (or that entire website) is totally focused on the topic.
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Authority is important, but it’s not everything. There are many other search ranking factors.\nHere is the general rule:
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If the Domain Authority of your site is within the range of the domain authorities of the other, high-ranking websites, you should have a chance of ranking for the phrase. If not, go back and look for a longer, more specific, less popular but less competitive phrase.\n
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Note: Page Authority, not Domain Authority is the real test. Ultimately, it’s the authority of our page versus the authority of their page.
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But when we are making a new page targeting a new phrase, we don’t have a page authority to compare to! So use Domain Authority as a more general guide when creating new content and Page Authority when adjusting keyphrases and optimizing existing content.
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Here’s a simple way to research keywords fast. You can estimate your odds of ranking based on your Domain Authority and the keyword search volume or just number of words in the phrase. This is oversimplified for sure, but it may help give you an idea for what general range you should be in.
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If domain authority is...\n
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< 30, target keyphrases with less than 100 searches/mo OR keyphrases of length = 5 words
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< 50, target keyphrases with less than 1000 searches/mo OR keyphrase of length = 4 words
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< 70, target keyphrases with less than 3000 searches/mo OR keyphrase of length = 3 words
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Expand your keyword reach with MozBar
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Activate MozBar. Enter in your primary keyword and click “optimize.”
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Click “On-Page Content Suggestions”
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View the content integration ideas for your webpage
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Decide which topics you want to integrate
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Getting in Google's featured snippets (ie. no click google searches)
example: you type 'wedding checklist' and see a featured snippet\n
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you'll notice that if you click on the link, not necessarily is it a bulletted list. however, it does use <ul>/<ol>. They just use text-decoration: none to hide it. This allows Google to use these results in a featured snippet
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now, you just need to make something better:\n
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Hire a freelance developer to create a beautiful, printable wedding checklist calendar that, once a reader enters their wedding date, populates with scheduled to-dos.
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Create an IFTTT (If This Then That) recipe to schedule Google Calendar To-Do Reminders based on the user’s wedding date.
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Provide a more detailed and more beautiful wedding checklist.
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Important questions to answer
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What do people really call your product or service?\n
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So you can avoid using jargon and start using top-of-mind phrases.
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What related products and services are people looking for?\n
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So you can consider expanding your offerings, or at least your content.
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Page optimization
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The homepage is usually optimized for the most popular, most competitive phrase. That’s because your homepage is your strongest competitor with the most authority and the best chance of ranking.
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Interior pages, such as product and service pages, should be optimized for more specific phrases. Those phrases may have hundreds of searches per month. Search volume for a blog post’s target keyphrase may be even lower, with fewer than 100 searches per month.
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To properly assess a currency's strength, it needs to be compared to several other currencies.
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Zoom
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e - zoom time selection
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cmd++/- - zoom horizontally
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cmd+shift++/- - zoom vertically
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cmd+scroll up/down - resize track height
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cmd+p - clear all peaked meters (clipping that occurs when sound too loud)
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opt+s - toggle snap to grid
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go to start - w
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navigate by region - opt+1/2/3..
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time - ex. 1:30
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marker - ex. m4
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\\ and ~ - toggle between note types: straight and triplet
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cmd+[/] - increase/decrease granularity of grid.
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join 2 midi notes - j
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insert note - i
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move to next/prev of same note - option+←/→
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toggle metronome count-in - C
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cycle takes - t/T
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delete active take - D
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confirm the active take, deleting the rest - y
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To be created:
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For comping from multiple takes, I have some custom key-assignments that speed up my workflow. I use \"4\" to colour selected take green, \"5\" to colour it red. So, say if I have 10 takes, I'll slice them line by line, or syllable by syllable, then colour the \"possible contenders\" green. From there I narrow it down. I use \"r\" key for previous take and \"t\" key for next take. I have \"1\" set to go to start of loop. In this way I can comp vocals super fast without looking at the keyboard, as my left hand has all the relevent keys within reach. I also use \"v\" for reduce current take volume by 1db, and \"b\" to increase current take by 1 dB, for evening out levels quickly without automation.
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custom action: Transport: Stop... Go to beginning of loop... Delete active take... Transport: Record. So if I'm recording myself, I can use just one key to immediately start the take again from the top, without dropping he guitar to use the mouse and multiple keystrokes.
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Midi: delete all events to the right of the currently selected one
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there is an action \"Misc: pass through key to main window\" which can be a useful utility for creating multistep custom actions.\n
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Happiness
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Happiness results from doing things that support and reflect that image of who you really want to be.\n
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This is in contrast to a feeling or state of happiness that you might attribute to something, such as winning something, buying something etc.
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happiness often exists outside of the present moment. that is, we think of a memory or some thought to make us happy. but, by definition happiness can only exist in the moment. so we are not really experiencing happiness, but the remnants of it. if we focus on finding happiness, this happens. instead, if we focus on the happiness of others, we'll find that happiness will actually come right to us
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Happiness is simply the absence of desire. It's when you have no urge to feel differently - when you no longer want to change your state.
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James Clear (Atomic Habits)
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Happiness is the space between one desire being fulfilled and a new desire forming. Suffering is the space between craving a change in state and getting it.
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James Clear (Atomic Habits)
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Prefer Equal Gain (no change in volume) when both items contain the same/similar sound
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Atoms
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Protons and neutrons are found in the nucleus and are roughly the same size as each other
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The number of protons for any given element and is equal to the number of electrons. This is called the atomic number.
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the atomic number is uniquely characteristic of any given element, and there are no gaps in the list of atomic numbers.
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Neutrons carry no charge and play no role in chemical reactions
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The protons, neutrons and electrons in any given element are identical to those in every other element.
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that is, a gold proton is the same as an iron proton. The only thing that makes a gold atom gold and an iron atom iron is the number of protons and electrons it has
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In chemical reactions, only electrons are detached or exchanged
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that’s the difference between chemical reactions and nuclear reactions. Nuclear reactions involve breaking the forces of attraction within a nucleus
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Electrons have a negligible mass, so the total mass of an atom (its mass number) is equal to the combined number of protons and neutrons
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the atomic mass is usually more than double the atomic number, since usually an element has more neutrons than protons in a nucleus.\n
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ex. The atomic number of fluorine is 9 and it’s mass number is 19, allowing us to deduce that it has 9 protons and 10 neutrons
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Midi
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Midi is a protocol
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Stands for musical instrument digital interface
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Midi events are the building blocks of a Midi part.
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with virtual drums, each hit is an event.
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each event carries information about the note: its velocity, its pitch, vibrato level, pan etc.
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A MIDI file essentially a giant list of events, and values for the events.
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A single MIDI link through a MIDI cable can carry up to sixteen channels of information, each of which can be routed to a separate device or instrument
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Every midi event has a value range of 0-127
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When you first learn MIDI, you learn perhaps its most common application: playing virtual instruments. But it's helpful sooner or later to think of MIDI more as a simple protocol for sending messages. What these messages are? that's for the MIDI controller (physical or virtual) to determine.
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ex. a virtual drum kit might have a MIDI signal that equates to the drummer tightening the hi-hat pedal. This is not a \"hit\" of the drum per-se, but is rather a signal that informs the DAW that the pedal has now been depressed.
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MIDI architecture imposes a limit of 16 channels per device.
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this restriction can be worked around by using a MIDI patch bay to allow multiple devices to be connected
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You can theoretically use midi to control just about anything that requires events and values.
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you can control the light show at a concert with midi
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Omni on
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A device can be configured to only listen to specific channels and to ignore the messages sent on other channels (\"Omni Off\" mode), or it can listen to all channels, effectively ignoring the channel address (\"Omni On\")
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CC (Control Change)
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Think of CC as a virtual knob with values of 0-127. Every Midi Channel has 128 CCs. Meaning for every channel, you can control 128 values, or \"128 different knobs, sliders, switches.\"
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CC is used to extend the range of functionality of a MIDI message.
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Manufacturers of MIDI controllers assign unique CC numbers to each knob/encoder and are immutable.
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ex. a hardware synthesizer filter cutoff could be controlled using MIDI CC, without having to physically turn the knob.
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ex. a Roland drumkit can be configured to give greater control over which part of the drum was hit.
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Plug-in pin connector
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We have 2 parts: the input channel and the output channel
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When we use stereo, we need 2 channels, so the above image could correspond to one instrument.
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Step recording
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This method of recording MIDI lets us enter midi notes, then automatically jump to the next column in the grid (of piano roll). Put another way, it is perfectly in time.
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Doing it in this way by nature will result in the sound being robotic, since it is perfect timing.
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The velocity is tracked when we hit the midi keys
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Quantize
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Quantizing is a concept that accomplishes the problem: how do we take our badly timed midi track and make the notes fit perfectly with the tempo?
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We can also determine how close to the grid it will be with Strength. Using 100% will make it perfect, but this can detract from some of the expression\nthat comes through the playing of a skilled musician.
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We can permit the notes to align to the grid on either side, which by default will be fully checked.
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Simulating Legato with stringed instruments
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Ambition
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Ambition vs Hard-Workingness
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Someone who is ambitious will strive to truly make a difference. To be phenonomenal at what they do, and to truly care doing it. Think about extreme cases like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk. They are without a doubt hard workers, but we would also consider them ambitions. They genuinely want to impact the world.
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This is interesting, because in fact, there are not many ambitious employees at Lighthouse. However, it is a successful business, both economically and for the quality of education. This highlights the importance of creating a business that is grounded in a quality system. Think about McDonald’s, whose vast majority of employees are considered cheap labour. The business model is solid because McDonald’s has excellent quality control (meaning not that it is high quality food, but that the quality of food at McDonald’s is virtually identical no matter where you go in the world). The same can not be said for Burger King, for example.
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The important insight here is that if you build your business around a strong foundation, you will have a strong business.
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Having a drive is necessary for success, but if you are weak, then the drive will not be able to sustain itself. For that, you need strength. Strength is the gasoline that propels the car (the drive) to move
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Journaling
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A security you hold does not \"know\" on which exchange you've bought it, it just exists as a holding in one of your accounts.\nSome brokers also define \"sub-accounts\", e.g., TD Waterhouse has separate CAD vs USD, cash vs margin vs short, etc.
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Journaling is the process of moving a holding from one (sub-)account to another. Usually it requires a phone call and there is no charge for it.
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Here you'll find thoughts, lessons, facts and any other interesting musings that I've come across or thought up over the years. A lot of what I have gathered is originally from the minds of others, while some of it originates from myself. Some notes may contain misinformation, though I try to be rigorous with my additions.\n\nWhat I have here does not necessarily reflect my thoughts and views. 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Science
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Science is a self correcting mechanism. When science makes a mistakes, it is through more science that we reach the solution and right the wrong that had previously been made.
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One can conduct science without ever believing in the theory, just as a policeman can enact the law without believing in it.
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Science is a framework through which we deal with theories, regardless of whether we believe them or not
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If a theory has by some chance survived the intense criticism that science has learned to apply, then the idea never meets the fate of being discarded. Note, this does not mean that it has been accepted necessarily.
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Cold water evaporates very slowly, producing less moisture in the atmosphere, resulting in less rain.\nEx. Can be seen on globe. Coastal areas that are arid are cold currents, while lush ones are warm currents
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Warmer ocean water evaporates faster, leaving water saltier than cold water is
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E = mc2, which is a two-way recipe for how much matter your energy is worth, and how much energy your matter is worth.
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Alaska’s Mount McKinley look like a molehill. The cosmic mountain-building recipe is simple: the weaker the gravity on the surface of an object, the higher its mountains can reach.
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Whenever you see a small solid object that is suspiciously spherical, you can assume it formed in a molten state.
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we had eyes that could see magnetic fields, Jupiter would look ten times larger than the full Moon in the sky.
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There are more molecules of water in an eight-ounce cup of the stuff than there are cups of water in all the world’s oceans.
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A single breathful draws in more air molecules than there are breathfuls of air in Earth’s entire atmosphere.
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Gas temperature is just a way of expressing how much movement energy the molecules have on average,
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for a fixed mass of gas, the pressure is inversely proportional to the volume (if you double the pressure, you halve the volume), while the temperature is proportional to the pressure (if you double the temperature, you double the pressure)
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If you take an iron bar, wrap it with a couple hundred turns of thin wire, and then run a current through the wire, the iron bar becomes a magnet.
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at present during any given century there is about one chance in a thousand that the Earth will be struck by a comet or asteroid large enough to kill at least a substantial proportion of all human beings.
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“The mass of a body is a measure of its energy content.”
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everything that is not a law of nature is just a shared belief
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the reason a flame rises upward is due to gravity. When a burning wick releases hot air, the fact that it is less dense makes it rise, and the vacant space created as a result is filled with colder air (which is more dense) (this motion of air is called convection)
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this means that in the absence of gravity, the flame becomes spherical
Bananas produce ethylene, which causes things to mature faster. put a banana near an unripe fruit and it will cause it to ripen faster
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smells needs water molecules in the air to be able to travel
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5 diseases that threaten science
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The below diseases all lead to publication bias, which is considered a big problem in the world of science.
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significosis, an inordinate focus on statistically significant results;
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neophilia, an excessive appreciation for novelty;
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theorrhea, a mania for new theory;
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arigorium, a deficiency of rigor in theoretical and empirical work;
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disjunctivitis, a proclivity to produce large quantities of redundant, trivial, and incoherent works.
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99% of the universe is not perceivable by a human (ie. we cannot use our 5 senses to interact with it).
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Consider the WiFi signals passing through the air, the radio waves hitting you from a nearby airport etc. If 99% of it all is imperceivable, then we must consider this as a way to explain not understood phenomena. We might very well be seeing something new for the first time, but is it that the object is new, or is it that we just didn't have the tools/capabilities of seeing it before?
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Celsius-Fahrenheit
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Formula
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F=59C+32
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Mental calculation trick
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Celsius-Fahrenheit
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Multiply the celsius value by 2 and add 30.
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ex. 15° C is estimated at 60° F (15×2+30) (actual 59°F)
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therefore as long as we are talking about typical temperatures found on Earth, then at worst we'll be within about 3°C
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Fahrenheit-Celsius
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ex. 100° F is estimated at 35° C (2100−30) (actual 37.7°C)
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Synthesize
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A musical synthesizer is an instrument that uses electricity to make musical sounds.
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When playing a synthesizer keyboard, sounds are made by turning electrical oscillators on and off.
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the raw electrical signal is modified by the configuration of the synthesizer.
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A synthesizer has all the necessary properties to create \"any\" sound. It can
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Generate sound waves of different shapes.
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Generate more than one sound tone at once to produce a fundamental frequency and harmonics.
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Make the volume of the sound change over time to produce different sound envelope shapes (ie. attack, decay, sustain, release).
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To do this, the synthesizer has a number of different voices or oscillators (sound tone generators), each of which can produce waves of different shapes (sine wave, square wave, saw tooth, triangular wave, and so on)
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these waves can be combined to make complex sounds
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Sounds on a synthesizer can be made in either an additive or subtractive way
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anal: consider that art can be made by combining different elements (additive), or it can be made by removing the parts that don't belong, like a block of marble (subtractive)
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the subtractive method is much more common, meaning we start with a complex sound, filter it to remove harmonics, and envelope shape its volume.
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Modulation refers to how the sound of the synth changes
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ex. one way to modulate the sound is by manipulating the pitch envelope. another way is to adding an LFO.
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Subtractive Synthesis (most common)
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Subtractive synthesis is so-called because the approach is to take a raw soundwave sound, and alter its timbre by applying a filter.
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a simple subtractive synthesizer makes sound using four independent components:
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An oscillator generates the original sound (and you can control it in various ways), which will be a mixture of a fundamental frequency and its harmonics. Most synthesizers have at least a couple of oscillators.
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A filter cuts out some of the harmonics (for example, by boosting or cutting all harmonics above a certain frequency).
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An amplifier changes the volume of the sound over time, according to ADSR values that you set (as we discussed above).
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A second, independent oscillator, known as an LFO (low-frequency oscillator), can be used to vary how the previous three stages work, producing some very interesting effects. For example, if you apply the LFO to the original oscillator, it can make the frequency of the sound it generates wobble about (a vibrato effect) or wobble its volume (tremelo).
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Analogy: human voice
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When a human sings, the vocal folds act as an oscillator, while the mouth and throat act as a filter.
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consider that singing \"aaah\" has most of the original harmonics still present, but as we switch from \"aaah\" to \"oooh\", a lot of these harmonics are removed. In both cases, the sound generated by the vocal folds is more or less that same. It is the mouth (ie. the filter) that is responsible for altering the sound.\n
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note: by going back and forth between \"oooh\" and \"aaah\", the human voice is able to create a spectral glide (ie. a sweeping filter), similar to a wah-wah
An envelope shapes the sound in a certain way, depending on the type of envelope it is.
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In the case of an amplitude envelope, the envelope tells the amplitude how to behave from the moment the key is pressed, to the moment it is released (and after; ie. release)
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In the case of a filter envelope, the envelope determines the frequency content of the sound by using the cutoff and resonance controls.
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Filter Envelope Analogy: Human voice
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consider the human voice going from \"oooh\" to \"aaah\".
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A fast attack here would mean changing from \"oooh\" to \"aaah\" quickly.
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Decay would determine how long we stay at the absolute \"aaah\" position. A short (quick) amount of decay would mean we arrive at the sustain level shortly after hitting the absolute \"aaah\" position.\n
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ex. think of the Tom Sawyer intro how it moves from that open mouth position to that closed mouth position.
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Sustain would determine how much we close our mouth from the absolute \"aaah\" position. A lot of sustain would mean we barely close our mouth, while little sustain would mean we return very close to the \"oooh\" position.
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Release would determine how quickly we return to the initial \"oooh\" position.
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you might have an envelope for pitch, one for amplitude
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Oscillator
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In a synth, the oscillator produces the source of our sound (square wave, sawtooth wave, etc.)
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different wave shapes produce different timbres
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An oscillator is something that \"vibrates\", or repeats the same pattern.
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ex. The pendulum of a clock, albeit a very slow oscillator.
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ex. A piano string \"oscillates\" when struck by a hammer.
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Electric oscillators might be made using transistors. They turn electricity into electrical patterns, or signals, that repeat over and over. When different keys are pressed, different notes are heard. This is done by making the signal from the oscillator repeat at different rates.
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To get any sound, first we need a source. The most common source is a VCO (Voltage Controlled Oscillator)
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An Oscillator makes a periodic signal, which can be listened to as a note or used to apply parameters to other synths, filters, etc. as a periodic signal
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anal: imagine an oscillator as a speaker on a carousel, while you are standing on the side
Often, we want to combine 2 different oscillators into one. We can do this with a mix knob to bring the sounds together
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this second oscillator might produce a unison sound, an octave, a harmonic interval etc.
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most often we want to push the mix knob toward the lower pitched oscillator \n
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ex. if osc2 is at an octave higher than osc1, then we might put the mix knob at 70% osc1 and 30% osc2 in order to make a more cohesive sound. Otherwise, we find that the higher pitched oscillator dominates a little too much.
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LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator)
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You can think of LFOs as robots that make a repeating change to some aspect of the sound.
An LFO is an oscillator that oscillates at 20Hz or less. It's particularly useful because it makes a fun modulation on stuff (wobwob) among other things It sounds cool, and might not have a high enough frequency to be heard by the human ear.
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ex. an LFO might control how loud and soft the signal is, or control the pitch of the signal
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ex. An LFO might even control the actions of the filters.
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note: Don't confuse low frequency with meaning low pitch. While low pitches are indeed created by vibrating at low frequencies (the open E of the bass is about 41Hz), an LFO is not creating any sort of pitch for you to hear. It's using this low frequency in a different way.
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Speed
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Controls the rate (frequency) at which the LFO loops
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Controls how flat/bumpy the LFO wave is
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Pulse width
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Allows us to change the shape of the waveform.
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in its default state, it is simply a square wave
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The pulse wave has a sort of artificial videogame-like quality to it.
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Pulse width goes from thin (leftmost) -> medium -> square (rightmost)
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At high pitches and with a thin pulse knob, a pulse wave sounds similar to a saw wave
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The pulse width knob doesn't affect any other type of wave; only pulse waves
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Pulse width may be named \"symmetry\", in which case it will also affect other waveforms
A filter behaves a bit like a wall or door. It lets some parts of the sound through and makes other parts quieter.
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anal: think of how music sounds while you are standing outside the room. It sounds muffled, since the walls are filtering out some frequencies. Now, when you open the door to the room, the music becomes less muffled, since those previously filtered frequencies can now be heard.
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A synth's filter is like a fingerprint— they all seem similar at first, but there are subtle differences that play a big part in determining the synth's character.
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Low pass filter is by far the most common type of filter
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Cutoff frequency
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Controls the brightness of the sound (ie. the frequency at which sounds will be allowed to pass)
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therefore, if we were going for a sound more reminiscent of a bass guitar, we'd turn this knob down quite a bit
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Controlled with the cutoff knob
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note: turning this knob down also reduces the volume of the patch, so we'll have to compensate by increasing the master volume of the synth.
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Lower cutoff values make it more difficult to hear the characteristic differences between different waveforms.
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Resonance
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Increases the amplitude around the cutoff frequency
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Unique Selling Proposition
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USPs should use powerful action verbs that create desire and urgency. “Lose weight” should be changed to “Obliterate fat” or “Shred pounds.” “Grow your business” should be dropped in favor of “Explode revenues” or “Shatter sales records.”
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Domain Specificity
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domain refers to the context under which something occurs/is evaluated
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ex. we can learn about how \"most criminals are from the bad side of town\" and \"most people from the bad side of town are criminals\" have vastly different meanings, but we may still be stricken with fear when getting into an elevator with someone from the wrong side of town.\n
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Domain Specificity refers to the way the matter is presented, and how we may apply knowledge to some domains (and will be recognizable to us), but we will not be able to assimilate lessons into other domains\n
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ex. it would be domain specific to ride escalators all day, then go on a stairmaster at the gym
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Combinations
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The number of ways to choose a sample of r elements from a set of n distinct objects where order does not matter.
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therefore, given the same set of values, the amount of permutations will always outnumber the amount of combinations.
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ex. My fruit salad is a combination of apples, grapes and bananas
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ex. Lotteries, since the order of the numbers chosen does not matter.
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ex. in social networks, there are the concepts of \"friends\" and \"following\". When discussing friendships between 2 people, we are talking combinations, since a friendship is a handshake and once established, order no longer matters.
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Combinations without Repetition
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In combinatorics we say \"n choose r\" (such as \"16 choose 3\") and is written (316)
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ex. creating a combination (ie. order doesn't matter) of 3 billiard balls out of a total of 16 (16 choose 3)\n
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note that by simply changing the problem so that we no longer care about order, we go from
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ex. choosing a committee of 5 people from a pool of 10
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Formulaically speaking, we think of a combination as a \"permutation where order doesn't matter\". In other words, we approach a combination by figuring out the permutation first, then adjusting for the new fact that order doesn't matter.
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Therefore, the formula for calculating a combination is identical to the formula for a permutation, save for one detail: since given the same set, there will always be more permutations than combinations, we have to reduce the result by increasing the size of the denominator.
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in fact, we can derive the probability of combination by taking the probability of permutation and dividing it by r!\n
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ex. permutations of 6 lotto balls numbered between 1-44 are 10,068,347,520, but number of combinations is 10,068,347,520/6!=13,983,816
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Formula
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r!(n−r)!n!
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n - total number of possibilities for that position\n
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ex. in combo lock, each position has 10 possibilities from 0-9
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r - total number of positions\n
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ex. combo locks typically have 3 or 4 positions
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ex. if we have a set of 16 billiard balls and are choosing all 16, we can see how there is only 1 possible combination. Plugging these numbers into the formula, we can see that the denominator becomes identical to the numerator, yielding 1.
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ex. if we have 100 commodities and we want to know how many exchange rates there are, the problem can be restated as \"how many combinations of 2 numbers are there out of a possible 100?\"\n
2!•(100−2)!100!=4,950
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Combinations with Repetition
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ex. We have an icecream cone with 3 scoops where multiple scoops of the same flavor is allowed. How many combinations can we get?\n
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Let us say there are five flavors of icecream: banana, chocolate, lemon, strawberry and vanilla, denoted {b, c, l, s, v}.
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This problem gets framed a bit differently. Think in terms of each possible value as having come from a source (e.g. a single chocolate scoop came from box of chocolate ice cream)
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If we were programming a robot to scoop icecream for us, we'd give it directions like: \n
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So instead of worrying about different flavors, we have a simpler question: \"how many different ways can we arrange each step of the robot's process?\"\n
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put another way, how many different combination of each of the 7 steps above are there? (this is how the parenthesis part of the numerator is calculated)
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This is like saying \"we have 7 pool balls and want to choose 3 of them\"
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\"pair\" means that we will be using 2 identical microphones, as well as having both mics run through the same preamp and with the same amount of gain.
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The capsules are pointed in such a way that a stereo image is possible when panning each microphone.
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P/E is a way to compare different stocks
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- spec:Though this number loses its effectiveness across varying industries. The more dissimilar (in terms of growth) industries are, the less P/E ratio will even matter.\n
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P/E (TTM) - a measure of the company's performance over the last (trailing) 12-months
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Cape ratio
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Combinatorics
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Combinatorics is closely related to probability in cases where each combination is equally likely.
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if each combination/permutation is equally likely, then the odds of landing upon any particular set is equal to the total possible number of sets.
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When determining the result of a combinatorics question, you must ask:
if yes, it's a (permutation/combination) with repetition
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if no, it's a (permutation/combination) without repetition
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Each combination of the 4 possibilities will yield a different formula.
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The Basic Counting Principle
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When there are m ways to do one thing, and n ways to do another, then there are m×n ways of doing both.
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ex. there are 3 girls and 4 boys, meaning there can be 12 possible pairs.
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ex. you have 3 shirts and 4 pants, meaning 3×4=12 different outfits.
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ex. a password consists of 2 letters followed by 3 numbers (a permutation with repetition). To get the number of total possible passwords, we have to get the # of possibilities of the letter part and multiply it by the # of possibilities for the number part. (answer: 676,000)
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ex. I want to buy a car. It can be any combination of:\n
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type: sedan, hatchback
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color: red, blue, green
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trim: standard, sports, luxury
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Therefore, 2×3×3=18 possible combinations
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this formula only works when choices are independent of each other (such as when we have the logic \"black hatchbacks are not possible\")
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Handshake problem
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If there are 7 people at a party and each of them shake hands, how many handshakes were there?
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handshakes=n∗2(n−1)
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This is because each of the n people can shake hands with n - 1 people (they would not shake their own hand, which is why we divide by 2), and the handshake between two people is not counted twice.
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Chess board combinations
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If there are 6 players and 3 chess boards, how many different combinations of players can there be?
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2 players at the same chess board switching places (ie. black/white) counts as 1 combination
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it does not matter which board the same pair of players sits at.
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Verbal fluency
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Achieved when cognitive load is minimized and working memory is maximized.
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Decreasing cognitive load
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starting off your talk with a bold promise
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Differentiation
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Differential Calculus cuts something into small pieces to find how it changes.
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Differentiation is the process of getting the derivative of a value.
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The derivative of a function measures the sensitivity to change of the output value in response to changes in the input value.
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ex. the derivative of the position of a moving object with respect to time is the object's velocity: this measures how quickly the position of the object changes when time advances.
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the derivative is often described as the \"instantaneous rate of change\", the ratio of the instantaneous change in the dependent variable to that of the independent variable.
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\"at any infinitisemely small slice of time, by how much is variable A (e.g. speed)
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The derivative of a function of a single variable at a chosen input value, when it exists, is the slope of the tangent line to the graph of the function at that point
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ex. imagine the following curvy line is a function describing the speed of a car over a period of time. Imagine the red dot takes place at t=3 seconds.
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the derivative of the function for when t=3 is the slope of the red line.\n
Imagine we wanted to measure how fast we were driving at an exact instant in time. To calculate this, we use the equation:
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speed=timedistance
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speed=0s0m=0
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Our speed can't be calculated by this, because in order to measure speed, we need some distance and some time.
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Even the speedometer of a car just shows us an average of how fast we were going for the last (very short) amount of time.
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So we try a different formula, which tells us the distance an object falls over a certain amount of time:
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d=5t2
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Which is a simplified version of:
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d=21gt2
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But this doesn't work either, because at t=0, our d results in 0.
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So to solve this problem, we invent a time so short that it won't matter, and we call it Δt. Now, we figure out the difference in distance between t and t+Δt.
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At 1 second:
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d=5(1)2=5m
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At 1+Δt seconds:
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d=5(1+Δt)2
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Expanding,
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d=5×(1+Δt)(1+Δt)m
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d=5×(1+2Δt+Δt2)m
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d=(5+10Δt+5Δt2)
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So between 1 second and (1+Δt) seconds we get:
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Δd=(5+10Δt+5Δt2)−5m
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And change in distance over time:
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Δd/t=Δt(5+10Δt+5Δt2)−5m
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Δd/t=10+5Δt
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So the speed is 10+5Δtm/s, but then we want Δt to be so small that it doesn't matter, so we substitute in zero (an infinitely small number would be inconsequential to the calculation anyway)
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Regression
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Regression analysis
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regression simply describes the relationship between 1 independent variable and 1 or more dependent variables
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The details of their relationship is explained by some function
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Linear regression is a marvelous tool, versatile, scalable, and as easy to execute as clicking a button on your spreadsheet. Whenever you want to understand which variables drive which other variables, and in which direction, it’s the first thing you reach for. And it works on any data set at all.
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But, like a table saw, if you use it without paying careful attention to what you’re doing, the results can be gruesome.
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Regression analysis is good if you want to visualize the relationship between a dependent variable and 1+ independent variables
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Y hat (written ŷ ) is the predicted value of y (the dependent variable) in a regression equation.
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It can also be considered to be the average value of the response variable.
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Example: Stock price with S&P500 and Unemployment rate
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We could use Regression analysis to anaylze the price of a stock (DV), and put it in the context of the S&P500 AND the unemployment rate (IV)
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we can use these 3 sets of numbers as inputs into a regression function. The return value of that function is a formula that describes the relationship between that DV and IVs that you entered into the function
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The formula is the equation for the Line of Best Fit
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y = c + b1(x1) + b2(x2)\n
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y = DV
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c = constant
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x = IV
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b = regression coefficient\n
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The coefficient represents the degree of change in y for each additional unit in that independent variable (x).\n
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if S&P500 coefficient = 1, then $1 rise in S&P500 price can explain $1 rise in the stock.
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Drawing from the above example, the stock price would be y, S&P500 and UE rate would each be an x
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Errors and Residuals
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Error - error is the difference between an observation and the population mean (ie. how it actually is in real life)\n
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since actually measuring population is very difficult, this number is more theoretical (ie. it is unobservable)
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Residual - residual is the difference between an observation and the sample mean\n
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making this number something we can actually figure out easily
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therefore the residual is an observed estimate of the error
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One can standardize statistical errors (especially of a normal distribution) in a z-score (or \"standard score\"), and standardize residuals in a t-statistic,
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each point on the graph has a value that equals the distance between it and the line.
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The line may be derived differently, and it really depends on what we are interesting in observing\n
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ex. we plotted it based on mean
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Error/Residual: the amount by which a single observation differs from its expected value (the LoBF)
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If we are using a population mean (ex. all stocks in stock market), then this distance is called the Error\n
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statistical errors are independent, and their sum within the random sample are never zero
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If we are using a sample mean (ex. all S&P500 stocks), then this distance is called the Residual\n
- the sum of the residuals within a random sample is necessarily zero\n\t- Therefore, the residuals are not independent.\n
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Line of best fit (LoBF)
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def - refers to an imaginary line that we draw through the points of data on a scatter plot. \n
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The closer the points on a scatter plot are to the LoBF, the more reliable the LoBF is for analysis
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Least Squares Method
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used to determine the LoBF
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the method aims to create a straight line that minimizes the sum of the squares of the errors
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Regression to the Mean (RttM)
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The phenomenon arising when an extreme sample has been drawn. When this occurs, future samples will be closer to the mean on further measurements
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ex. A QB throws 400 yards in one game. There is high statistical pressure on the QB to perform closer to the mean in his following game due to RttM \n
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This is because his breakout game was based upon probability, and since likelihood is more based around an average, odds are that the next game will be relatively toned down.
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R-Squared
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purpose is to tell us how much of the variance of the dependent variable can be explained by the variance of the independent variable
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\"out of the whole variance of a dependent variable, what portion is able to be explained by the independent variable?\" \n
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therefore, if R-Squared = 0.5, this means that the model's inputs can explain about 50% of the variation
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In investing, R-Squared can tell us what percentage of a security's movements can be explained by movements in the whole market
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ex. We perform a regression analysis, setting our independent variable as GDP and dependent variable as our company's revenue. We find that R-Squared = 0.1, meaning that 10% of our revenue can be explained by movements in the GDP
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R-Squared only works as intended in a simple linear regression model with one explanatory variable. If we want to include multiple dependent variables, we must use adjusted R-squared.
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R-Squared is used closely with Beta. While R-Squared measures how closely a dependent variable is correlated to an independent variable, Beta measures how large those variations are
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According to Nassim Nicholas Taleb, R-Squared only exists in theoretical models, since it doesn't take into account unpredictable events
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Ordinary Least Squares (OLS)
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def - a tool to estimate unknown parameters in a linear regression model
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Linear Regression
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Think of it like this. On a scatter plot, imagine all possible straight lines. For each line, calculate how closely it fits the dots, by measuring the distance of each dot from the line, and adding up all the distances after having squared them. Of all possible straight lines, the one that minimizes the sum of the squared dot-to-line distances, summed over all the dots, is the fitted regression line. It shows us the trend, without our eyes being distracted by all the mess of the individual points.
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ie. RMS size is the window of time over which the signal/input level is root mean squared
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RMS (root mean square) compression means that the compressor will react according to the “average loudness” of the input or sidechain signal. As the “average” of the compressor control exceeds the threshold, the compressor will kick in.
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Turning up this control basically means the effect responds more to the average level than to the peaks.
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A low RMS will be a lot \"grabbier\", quickly reacting to sudden changes in level, while a high RMS will be more \"smoothing\", making subtler changes over a long period of time.
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Like knee size, RMS size smooths the way the compressor reacts to the signal.
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anal: Think of this like blurring a picture. In photo editing software, we can reduce the sample size of an image, making it blurrier. RMS size is analogous to this.
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the longer you set the RMS window, the lower the level that hits the detector and shows on the meter, and the lower the threshold needed to get the same amount of gain reduction.
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These settings allow us to set filters, so that only that part of the signal that falls within the specified frequency range will be compressed.
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Often, these can be simply left alone, and you can do pre/post EQ
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Transparent volume leveling
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example use-case: vocals
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This technique is to be used near the final stages of a mix. That is, the dynamics of the mix should have already been tamed by the time this technique is applied.
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Put a compressor right on the Master track, to get a bit more \"loudness\" without losing so much transient information.
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The trick is to set the RMS window pretty big, but then set the pre-comp to somewhere around half the RMS window.
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This way, the compressor is reacting to the average level around the current sample - both past and future - so that if one bear is significantly louder than the next, it sort of gently dips the volume leading into the louder hit, and then comes back up afterwards in a pretty natural way
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When pre-comp is exactly half of RMS, then it is applying maximum gain reduction exactly when it is loudest, it heads down a little early, and comes back a little late, and it lets anything fast that happens kind of just sail on through. If pre-comp is a little less than half, then it's a little more like a traditional attack/release, in that it reaches maximum crush a little late. Going the other way is like having a very timid soundguy anticipating your moves and turning down the fader when it looks like your going to get loud.
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Attack and release are basically built into the process, so set those parameters to 0, and use a very low ratio - 1.1 or 1.2
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Basically, the relationship of the pre-comp to the RMS time determines your attack/release times
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for even greater transparency, set the threshold so that it just barely starts squishing on some of the louder parts, and then crank the knee where up so that it's almost always doing just a tiny bit, but it's almost always in the knee, and almost never hits the full ratio.
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Being an expert in a particular field only works when you are able to \"tunnel\". that is, you are able to look at the thing you are studying, and only that thing. That's why mathematicians studying mathematical problems can be experts, since there are no external threats to their model. but once you put these models in the real world, they are subject to impact from many more external variables, thus making efficacy of an expert lesser
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note: it may be the case that a less extreme version of this claim is true. A stock trader with 10 years experience is surely more of an expert than a freshman.
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Questions to ensure values are aligned
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worst interpersonal conflict you dealt with? how handle?
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how many hours/week are you willing to work? ideal vs hell?
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how do you see role changing after we reach market fit? when we start to scale?
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Evolution
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How it happens
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New species evolve by splintering off from established ones, when populations of organisms become isolated from the main branch of their family and acquire sufficient differences to remain forever distinct.
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The parent species may survive indefinitely thereafter, or it may become extinct.
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Evolution is not about the survival of any one species; it is about the survival of the whole of nature (which can be thought of as “the survival of DNA itself”
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Thought experiment
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Take 2 animals/plants (ex. A rabbit and a leopard)
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Start with a rabbit, and draw its parent to the left, and its parents' parent further to the left, and so on. \n
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each node is surrounded on either side by its child and its parent. It’s easy to identify each of those nodes that surround it as part of the same species, since they all have more or less the same features.
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continue this process of adding nodes (parents), and over millions of years we will have resulted in something that is quite distinct from a rabbit, even though we could never observe the changes from node to node (just like you cannot observe an hour hand on a clock move, or observe a child grow up)
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as we continue to go to the left (ie. back in time), we eventually arrive at the hairpin species– the common ancestor between the rabbit and the leopard.
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now, we start to go forward in time, but this time, toward the modern day leopard. \n
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along the way we see many forks, some of which lead to species that eventually went extinct, and some further down the line which exist in the modern day
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Continuing along the path, we eventually arrive at the leopard
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This thought experiment is the answer to the common plaint \"if humans are descended from chimpanzees, why are there still chimpanzees?\". Just as rabbits did not descend from leopards, humans did not descend from chimpanzees. Rabbits are cousins of leopards, just as humans are cousins of chimpanzees— we are just closer cousins.
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Consider the Madagascar moths and the flowers that are perfectly coloured to appeal to them. From the perspective of the moths, the flowers are like reliably productive milk cows, while from the perspective of the flowers, the moths are like reliable federal express service. Each side could have been said to have domesticated the other, selectively breeding them to do a better job than they previously did.
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Red flowers are almost certainly pollinated by birds rather than insects, due to the fact that insects don’t see red
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Humans are more likely to notice anything negative, and to treat it as more salient, a tendency evolution fostered because being injured, attacked, or eaten matters much more to the transmission of genes than pleasant experiences do.
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based on evolution, humans generally know which generalizations to make
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ex. a researcher shows a child a picture of an overweight dark skinned person, and says that he is part of a tribe. the child instinctively knows to generalize attributes like skin color and not generalize weight
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Evolution of Women
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Men's tendency to aggression and women's tendency to submission is not just cultural, it's biological.
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Throughout history, men competed against each other for the opportunity to impregnate fertile women. This meant the most ambitious, aggressive and competitive men were more likely to pass down their genes, making the whole of males overall in this vein.
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On the other hand, women had no problem finding men to impregnate them. However, they also needed a lot more help, since children require lots of care. They needed a man to stay with them for longer periods of time, leaving them more desperate for the man to stay. This resulted in them having to agree to whatever conditions the man stipulated. Over time, these submissive qualities helped women to pass on their genes, making the overall pool of women more submissive.
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Evolution prefers to build on top of itself, rather than start from scratch
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expl. What results is modern human intelligence built on top of primitive human impulses
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ex. Self control is built on top of desire
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Rather seeing natural selection as a species related thing, see it as a gene related thing. Instead of animals beating each other out for survival and dominance, think of it as genes beating each other out for dominance. This is natural selection, and of course all genes together make up an organism. Important is to see it at the atomic scale that make up the whole organism
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There are three things that are needed for a species to be considered intelligent. opposable thumbs or otherwise something with which they can manipulate the environment. Predator eyesight which is eyes at the front of the head rather than the sides. And language with which information can be passed on to offspring
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Microevolution
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Microevolution looks at changes within species over time—changes that may be preludes to speciation, the origin of new species.
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skeptics are at least to an extent willing to accept microevolution.
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ex. the evolution of a beak over time to adapt to the environment
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Macroevolution
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Macroevolution studies how taxonomic groups above the level of species change. Its evidence draws frequently from the fossil record and DNA comparisons to reconstruct how various organisms may be related.
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To arrive at a conclusion does not require direct observation.
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hypotheses can still be tested by checking whether they accord with physical evidence and whether they lead to verifiable predictions about future discoveries
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ex. evolution implies that between the earliest known ancestors of humans and the appearance of anatomically modern humans, one should find a succession of hominin creatures with features progressively less apelike and more modern, which is indeed what the fossil record shows. But one should not—and does not—find modern human fossils embedded in strata from the Jurassic period (65 million years ago).
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Events
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Cambrian Explosion
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541 MYA (lasting about 20m years)
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This is the period where all of the phyla (the hierarchical class below\nkingdom) started appearing on the fossil record.\n
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In other words, different type of animals started appearing.
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This is the period that more resembles life right now, since before this,\nthere were no sentient beings walking around — only non-sentient plants,\nbacteria, fungi etc.
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Facts
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There are between 10-14 million species on the planet, and we've discovered\n1.2 million.
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Traits that stick around longer will become stronger over time. The reason\nthey stick around could be because humans are interfering (ex. selecting\nchickens who lay more eggs), or it may be the more natural reason: The trait\nis helping them survive. No matter the cause, the result is the same.
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chimps are more closely related to humans than they are to gorillas\n
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if you and your brothers dna can be linked to each other (due to their overwhelming similarities brought on from the same parent), then similar dna between species should be indicitive of a common ancestor among them
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on average, humans have 99.9% the same DNA as another human. Chimps have 88.8% the same DNA as humans overall
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Logic
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Points
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Whales have an ancestor that lived on the land, the Indohyus. Mammals tend to\nlive on land. The reason is because mammals adapted to best handle their\nenvironment. In their partiular environment, the best way was to breathe in\noxygen. \n
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a 50 million-year-old, dog-sized member of the extinct raoellidae ungulate family — had ears, teeth and bones that resembled whales, not other raoellids.\n
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However, a whale is one of a few mammals that live in the water. How did\nthis happen? Less important is the question of why it happened, since\nthere are many reasons why a species may adapt and evolve. What is\nbetter is to realize that mammals almost exclusively live on the land.\nThe fact that there are a few that live in the water raises the question\n\"why?\".
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Being able to duck under the water to avoid prey is a survival trait.\nThe Indohyus would do this. Logic would suggest that the species\nevolved over time to give rise to whales because there were more\nmanageable threats in the water than on land.
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There are many similarities between every single species on the planet. This\nimplies that there is a common ancestor
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like humans, other hominids (like apes) can also get Down Syndrome, though it is not observed in any other animal. This implies some kind of genetic similarity between humans and apes.
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Consider how much variation there has been with dogs. If so much evolutionary change can occur in just a few centuries or even decades, just think about what might be achieved in ten or a hundred million years.
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Questions for them to ponder
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Do you believe that horses and cows are more similar than horses and reptiles?\nor birds and reptiles?\n
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If so, what makes them more similar? Are they just designed that way, or\nare they derived from the same place? If they are designed, why then do\nthey have microscopic similarities between each other, like same\nstructure of hooves, same teeth etc.
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Does it make sense that the more similar something is, the more likely\nthat they are derived from the same place?
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Mammals have lots in common. Babies are stored in the uterus.\nPlacentalias (a sub-mammal group; humans are here) have lots in common too. Their babies are stored in the uterus, until the baby is at a late stage of development.
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This logic shows that we have commonalities. How did they occur? Does\nthe logic make sense that if they were derived from a common\nancestor, that each produced species would have commonalities as\nwell as differences?
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It might be believed that these groupings exist (mammal, reptile etc.)\nas a convenience to name things that have similarities. What is\nbeing missed here, is that the reason they have similarities is\nbecause they are derived from a single source.
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fossil records for humans go back farthest in Africa (4 million years). Anywhere else in the world, fossils of this age don't exist. This implies that we originated in Africa. As diaspora happened, tribes separated and maintained distance. Over hundreds of thousands of years, humans further adapted to their environment which caused them to look differently (resulting in different races)
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when you look at the landscape of Christianity what do you see? What do you make of the 100's of denominations? How are they similar? Different? Are there some that are more similar than others, or are they all equally different? Would you almost say that some have more similar DNA? If so, why do you think that is? Can you imagine a world where there was an arbitrary Christian Church, and both of its leaders disagreed on a topic, so they each made their own denomination? Wouldn't that result in a large web of denominations, with varying degrees of similarity?
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Responding to arguments against
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saying \"if we came from monkeys, why are there still moneys is tantamount to\nasking, “If children descended from adults, why are there still adults?” \n
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a child becoming an adult is a natural evolution, which causes\nconfusion.
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Even if some trait didn’t provide an advantage it could still be carried along as long as it’s not harmful. That neutral trait may be shown to be advantageous or even disadvantageous at some point in the future
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The cockroach is about the same organism as it was millions of years ago because its characteristics were adaptive then and now.
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Humans have spent 99% of their evolutionary history as hunter gatherers
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This shows how dominant the environment of those early humans was in shaping our biology. To understand human biology is to understand what it was like to be a human during that period
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If we compressed the 4 million years of human evolution into a 24 hour clock, agriculture started at 23:55
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A high sense of mortality in a single person or their family will offer little to no evolutionary advantage, but a high sense of morality among an entire tribe will in fact offer an advantage over a less moral tribe.
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Once an organism has survived past the age of reproduction, the organism is evolutionarily useless
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As soon as someone new joins your team, start with learning a few things:
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Understanding their goals and motivations. What are they hoping to get out of working here? What things do they care most about professionally: growth, titles, leadership, impact? What are their priorities outside of work? I also ask people what their dream would be to do after this job - we all know this is not their last job, or my last job, and I'd like to help them reach their goals beyond just this company and position.
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Clarifying my role, as a manager, and what they should expect from me. I always make it clear that their career is in their hands: that is, don't expect someone else to drive this. However, as a manager, they should expect from me - and hold me accountable - to give regular feedback, create opportunities for growth and mentor/coach, when there is an opportunity to do so.
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Regular 1:1 meetings which is time dedicated to them, and are places to share feedback both ways and talk about important things on their mind. If there's ever an issue on performance, I aim to bring them up here, discussing and resolving them.
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Clarifying the difference between promotions and professional growth. Especially for engineers early on in their career, many assume that the only way to grow is through promotions, and some decide to optimize for this. I have many thoughts on promotions, and this kind of thinking misses many parts of professional growth, so I make sure to talk it through, early on.
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Vulnerability arises when pursuing the truth and having courage to get there
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Intensity's effect on time
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Intense moments feel longer than they actually were
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Seconds
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Utilities -> XLU
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If utilities outperform the market, go risk off (treasury bills)
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If math is all about abstracting real-life concepts, then category theory is like abstracting the abstraction.
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A category is anything that can be represented by a graph or a set of nodes with some arrows in between.
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ex. In programming, the world of values and the world of types are both categories
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At its core, Category theory is an abstraction of Sets and Functions, wherein Sets themselves are abstractions of \"things that are similar“ and Functions are matching things from one set to things from another set. A Category is an assembly of similar Sets and all possible Functions between these Sets.
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Noise gates often implement hysteresis
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that is, they have two thresholds: one to open the gate and another, set a few dB below, to close the gate.
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When using a gate, you have to be careful that you aren't gating other sounds that are desirable
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ex. imagine we want to eliminate some breathing noises in our recording, so we naturally add a gate. Consider that breaths are likely to occur after a period of not singing (ex. between verses). Therefore, to ensure we don't trim the start of the vocal part, we want the gate to open quickly (short attack time). At the same time, we don't want to attenuate fading vocals, so we need to make sure the gate is a bit more lax with re-enabling the gate after a signal volume has dropped below the threshold (long hold time+slow release time)
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If we do this and don't adjust the release to be a bit slower, then we will find that a shorter release will cause vocal fades to attenuate unexpectedly, since they will not meet the threshold of the gate.
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Ducking mode
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Some Gates have a ducking mode that when enabled, cause the gate to open only when the volume drops below a certain threshold.
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Ducking is similar to side-chain compression, but can sound quite different because it's processed as \"inverted\" gating instead of compression
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System
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Complex Systems
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A complex system can be thought of as having 2 properties:
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Interdependence between components
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Nonlinear outputs - meaning that doubling the inputs doesn’t translate to doubling outputs
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ex. Taking twice the amount of medication doesn’t make you feel twice as good; doubling employees doesn’t result in twice as much production; 2 weeks on vacation are not twice as good as 1 week on vacation.
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In environments like this, simple causal associations are misplaced.
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Parenting
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Try only speaking to children in the form of questions
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ex. Instead of: \"Brush your teeth! Get to bed!\", try: \n
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9:00
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\"And what do we usually do at \"9:00?\"
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brush our teeth \"Well then, are you ready to brush your teeth?\"
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Remember, when toddlers make you angry, they are not giving you a hard time; they are having a hard time.
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Favor growth, effort praise over intelligence praise
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fixed, intelligence praise- “That’s a really great score; you're so smart”
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growth, effort praise - “That’s a really great score; you must have really worked hard.”
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\"Our kids do not earn an allowance, but instead earn a commission by doing chores and illustrating good behavior. The kids understand that they lose money by contributing to a complaint jar every time they whine about something before trying to solve the problem first.\"
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Ask \"What did you fail at this week?\"
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This prompts them to think about what they didn't do well this week, and prompts them to seek for learning opportunities in those failures
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because firstborn children start life as only children, they initially identify with their parents. When a younger sibling arrives, firstborns risk being “dethroned” and often respond by emulating their parents: they enforce rules and assert their authority over the younger sibling, which sets the stage for the younger child to rebel.
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parents of ordinary children had an average of six rules, like specific schedules for homework and bedtime. Parents of highly creative children had an average of less than one rule and tended to “place emphasis on moral values, rather than on specific rules”
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When mothers enforce many rules but offer a clear rationale for why they’re important, teenagers are substantially less likely to break them, because they internalize them.
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\"Please don’t cheat\" they changed the appeal to “Please don’t be a cheater.”
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it's more effective to ask someone \"did you try your hardest?\" than to tell them \"you didn't try your hardest\".
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The ability to visualize is one of the most important things you can foster in someone
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it allows things to come alive. If you can visualize well, a little movie can form in your head, which makes things more vibrant and interesting. This fosters more of an interest in how things work, sparking creativity.
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Praising the process
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Start to marvel at the workings of your child’s mind. Be curious. Wonder about the “how” rather than praising the “what.”
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ex. Ask, \"how'd you think to create it like that?\"
When someone asks us a question that indicates interest in our process we feel that we have that person’s full attention, that there’s nothing this person wants more in that moment than for us to expand and share more about ourselves.
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The parent is in charge of the decision, the child is in charge of his feelings
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When parental arguing is witnesses by a child, it’s not the argument that’s scary to them, as much as it is that no one talks to him about the argument he overheard.
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A child cannot feel safe until he understands what’s happening around him. Avoiding talking to a child after an argument means that a child is left to his own devices to understand what happened; this is too much to manage, and a child will resort to self-blame to gain control.
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When we give a child a story to piece things together, a child feels better because he can tell his alert system, “Now that I understand what happened and feel connected to my safe adult, I’m safe.” There are a few key elements to explaining your arguments to your child:
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If you want to be an askable parent (ie. a parent who tells their kids \"you can talk to me about anything\"), you have to first model the behaviour by sharing with them. Tell them stories about your day, tell them stories about your past. Keep it mundane, but develop the habit of sharing personal information about yourself so that your child really feels like their is no barrier to be able to feel understood and unjudged.
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Fostering creativity in a child
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The goal for parents shouldn’t just be creating spaces for free thinking, but defining those spaces. Give the kids the heavens, but tether them to Earth.
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ex. Say it’s time for an art project and you’ve provided your kids with paints or colored pencils. Give your kids instructions to draw a sun. Then, excitedly say, “Let’s draw a weird-looking sun with clouds that block it!” or whatever you think is fun and creative. After some time has passed, say, “Let’s share our drawings at the same time!” When that happens, emphasize the originality of the child’s vision. Say, “Look at your sun! Your sun has black and green, unlike the sun in the sky, which is orange and yellow. That’s really great that you’re using your imagination!” By encouraging the kid not be literal, you’re giving the kid a space in which to be creative.
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Modeling imagination requires that parents encour
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ex. If you’re building something out of a plastic toy set, you might make a building out of it, but you can also ask your child, \"what is the strangest building we can possibly make? What would it look like?\"
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Praise
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To praise a child in a way that inspires behaviour change, it should contain all 3 elements:
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it is emphatic. Big smile, use of the hands for emphasis. Loud cheery voice.
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it should make mention of the thing that is being praised
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non-verbal praise component, such as a high-five, a tassle of the hair, a hug etc.
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Praising an adolescent (ie. pre-teens and teens) should not be done in an effusive way. Also, the non-verbal praise component should involve no touching (e.g. thumbs up, air high five etc.)
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Also, one should determine which action to praise beforehand. Focus efforts on one or two behaviours to change, and praise freely.
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this makes you more likely to notice these behaviours in your child so are less likely to forget.
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Praise should be delivered right after the behaviour occurs
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Give even higher praise for behaviour that did not have to be preceded by a prompt (e.g. when you didn't have to ask your child to get dressed)
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Look for opportunities to mention the good behaviour that had occurred previously
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ex. \"Wow! You got dressed right when I asked, just like you did yesterday!\"
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When using praise to shape behaviour, try to praise as many occurrences of the good behaviour that you can
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If a target behaviour doesn't occur often, praise effusively when it does occur. Make a huge deal about it.
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ex. \"I cannot believe you did that just like a big boy!\". If someone else is around, bring that person in the room tell the person all about the amazingly excellent behavior that you just saw. As the other adult enters the room, you could say, \"wait till you hear this! Big boy Caleb did exactly as I asked and right away, can you believe it?\"
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If the child doesn't co-operate with bigger tasks, get them to do minor things
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ex. ask them to come and give you a hug, then praise \"great! you came over when I asked!\"
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ex. if your ultimate goal is to get them to put their dishes in the dishwasher, start off by getting them to bring their cup to the sink and build up from there.
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Avoiding bad praise
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Never connect being a good child with the target behaviour
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ex. \"John, you're a good boy because you cleaned your room like I asked\"
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Never connect your love/happiness for the child with the target behaviour
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ex. \"You make mommy and daddy very happy by cleaning your toys\"
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Never deliver cabooses to praise
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ex. \"Thank you so much for cleaning your room. why can't you always just do it when I ask?\"
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Avoid giving out vacuous and non-specific praise, as it will diminish the value of your good-quality praise. The art of delivering praise is just as much about what praise not to give.
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When the child just won't listen
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The first step is to try to eliminate the cloud of desperation hovering around the behavior.
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tell the child it is OK if she does not do the desired behavior, or, if it’s essential (bathing, for instance), if she does it superficially and minimally.
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practice nonchalance in talking about the behavior—a shoulder-shrugging, laissez-faire attitude of staged indifference.
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ex. \"Don’t worry about this now; you will be able to do this when you get older,\" a pressure-reducing antecedent that can actually speed up compliance.
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If this relaxation of the pressure leads the child to do the behavior on his own, the parents should maintain their guise of indifference.\n
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In most contexts, effusive and enthusiastic praise is best, but this situation is different. Here, effusiveness has become associated with stress and implicit pressure, so instead we need some low-key acknowledgement—a simple \"That was good\" augmented by a nonverbal adjunct like a pat on the arm or the back of the head, all low-key and in passing.
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Offer a choice.
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ex. \"can you put on your red coat or blue coat please?\"
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ex. \"I can help you if you'd like\"
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Adolescents
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With a teenager, any effort to control or even influence facets of the adolescence life could be met with resistance and oppositional behavior
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Compromising and Negotating are 2 important tools toward developing your influence over the teenager.
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Compromise refers to the outcome or actual solution that you reach
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negotiation refers to the process of how to get there.
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Compromise
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Compromising strengthens your rules in areas where you can't be open to compromise.
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A good rule of thumb is to err toward compromise on things that could be considered phases. Let your child do things that in a manner of 10 years, they would look back and deny that they ever did those things
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ex. dying hair, dressing goth
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Negotation
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The opposite of negotiation would be doling out advice and making decisions without any real input from your teenager.
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listen to what your adolescent says without jumping in, and withold judgements
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Focus on present and not what happened in the past
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even if you are right, being right is jeoporadizing the process of negotiation.
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Finally, when it is your turn to talk, provide alternatives and suggestions for how to proceed with the situation.
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Provide a number of options of how to proceed, that might include two or three possible solutions.
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present them in a way that is not authoritative. \n
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So try not to say anything like, \"Here's what you should do\" or \"this is what needs to happen\". Rather, leave with a sentence like, \"Here are some alternatives we might talk about\" or \"have you considered this or that?\"
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the adolescent is much more likely to agree to one of your options or generate a compromise based on how you present the possible options and whether choices were involved.
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Elements of effective negotation:
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select a time where there is no tension and no decision has to be reached at a particular moment.
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listen without jumping in. Be respectful of the teenager. Focus on the present and completely avoid bringing up what the teenager may have done in the past.
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Stay on topic
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offer possible suggestions when there is a disagreement.
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Remember to praise when the child exhibits the good behaviour as a result of the negotiation
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Initiating the negotation
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Don't be abrupt in bringing up the subject
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ex. \"Can we talk about the cell phone problem?\"\n
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bring it up in this way means \"I want to talk about something, and this is a problem\"
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Begin with the mindset, \"Here is why I need your help. I would like to reach a solution we can both live with regarding your cell phone use. You have one view, I have another. Let us find something we both might be able to live with and to do together. I know you want to use your cell phone all the time. It is important for me to understand more about this. Tell me how you see this.\"
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after listening thoughtfully to them, say something like \"Here's my view. And let me say this even though you probably know what it is.\"\n
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Here to the tone of how and what you say are even more important than the content to keep the negotiation going.
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Whatever you decide, this is a trial period, maybe for a week, and then you come together to see how it is going. This gives you and your teen a way out if some part of it is not working, or if there is some tinkering that needs to be done.
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Problem-solving
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state the problem\n
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ex. You might say, \"So Jack, is picking on you at recess.\"
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prompt and encourage the identification of potential strategies or solutions. \n
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ex. So you say, \"What are some of the things you might do to handle that?\"
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identify two or three possible ways of handling the situation or general approaches to the problem\n
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if your adolescent can take the lead on one of these that is better. We want to get them involved in the decision making process. It is imoprtant to not judge their strategy at this time.
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ex. you might say, \"Well, one thing we could do would be to talk to the teacher. Is there something else we could do?\"
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go through each possible solution one at a time to identify what the consequences would be\n
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ex. You say, \"Okay, one strategy is to go to the teacher. If you went to the teacher what would happen?\", and then prompt the same for the next strategy
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choose one of the solutions that is the best of the solutions based on the different consequences.\n
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ex. You say, \"Okay, which seems to be the best solution?\"
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simulate\n
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Try to make this fun and light.
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ex. you and your teen actually role play the best solution. You as a parent play the bully and your child pretends to be himself in the situation and he acts out the best solution. Then you switch roles.
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ABCs: Antecedents, Behaviour, Consequences
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source\nAll 3 are critical components to changing behaviour
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note: the techniques described are tools that must be used together. One cannot expect results if they are just using one tool in isolation of others.
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also, they must be used consistently. This is precisely why the first element of many of the tools is to \"define the behaviour you want to change beforehand\".
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The tools described showcase examples that are fit for school-age children and younger, but the concepts apply equally well to a person of any age (including adolescents, and even adults). It is how the tools are applied that matters for their effectiveness per age-group
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Antecedents
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antecedents are various things you can say and do before the behaviour, that increase the likelihood the behavior will occur.
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ex. \"If you really loved me you would go to this family event with me.\"\n
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A bad antecedent, but an antecedent nonetheless
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Antecedents must be combined with consequences in order for them to work, otherwise they won't do much to change a behaviour
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Behavior is heavily controlled by antecedents: whatever you do to set the stage for a behavior to prompt it to occur.
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There are 3 types of ancetedents:
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Prompts
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Positive Setting Events
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Negative Setting Events
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Prompts
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Types:
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verbal, like \"go brush your teeth\"
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physical, such as taking your child by the hand and leading them to the bathroom
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visual, such as brushing your own teeth to show them how
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Prompts should be specific
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ex. \"pick up all the clothes on the floor and put them in the hamper\" instead of \"clean your room\"
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In the learning phase, prompts should ideally happen right before the desired behaviour is to occur
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later on when the behaviour is well developed, you can start asking them to \"clean your room when you get home from school\"
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Prompts should be combined with positive setting events
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As a rule of thumb, making the same request twice is fine, but more than that is nagging and should be avoided.
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in this case, instead of nagging, go and help the child out. When you get a little bit of the good behaviour, praise it.
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Positive Setting Events
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Called \"setting events\" because they set the stage for the behavior you want.
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We know that the same request may or may not lead to compliance based on how it is delivered.
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Examples:
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tone of voice
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formation of sentence
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bending down to their level
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whether or not a choice was presented\n
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note: offer choices whenever possible
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saying \"please\"
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offering help to the child to start the behaviour
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playful challenge, along with a mischievous look and pretend doubt\n
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ex. With a playful smile, \"I'll bet you couldn't get your jacket and boots on in under 2 minutes! Only fully grown children can do that! You'd have to be a superhero to be able to do that.\"
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ex. \"now Billy, it is probably too hard to do one more 'calm tantrum', and I'm not sure you're big enough to actually really do that\". Following that, \"no one on this planet could do it three times in a row, so let's not even try!\"
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ex. \"Caleb, this might be hard to do. It’s something you will be able to do easily when you’re a bigger boy, but let’s try just for the heck of it.\"
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Negative Setting Events
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Negative setting events are indirect antecedents that decrease the likelihood of a behavior, or increase some behavior you really don't want.
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ex. using a harsh tone with your verbal prompt
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ex. limiting your child's choice with certain phrases \n
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\"do it because I said so\"
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\"I'm the parent and you have to do this\"
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ex. showing frustration
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Antecedents practice
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In front of a mirror, act as if you were giving the prompt to your child, and ask it in 3 different ways:
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as you normally do
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in a way with negative setting events
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in a way with positive setting events
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Jumpstarting
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Sometimes getting the child to perform the behaviour is difficult because it seems insurmountable in their mind (e.g. starting a school project). We can take advantage of response priming by sitting down with them and starting the project with you and working on it for just one or two minutes.
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After the first step is completed, the child is allowed to stop. That is the critical part.\n
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You may explicitly offer them the choice to stop the activity, or you may just choose to remain silent and see if they bring it up.
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Consequence Sharing
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The idea with consequence sharing is that if you have 2 children and want to correct a behaviour in just one of them (ie. the target child), you can offer a positive consequence for good behaviour that applies to both children, but only if the target child performs the good behaviour.
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The reward could be points, or it could be much easier if you use a privilege, such as staying up 15 minutes longer for bed, or hearing a story.\n
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Pick something that could be used each day.
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A benefit of consequence sharing is that siblings end up encouraging the child to do the behaviors often with very specific statements like \"do this, and I will help you\".
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Group Program
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A slight alteration on consequence sharing is called a group program, where the difference is that both children must perform the specified positive behaviour.
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this is the preferred way to handle this if both children have the same behavioural issue.
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Behaviour
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The question of interest is, \"how we design the situation to get the exact behaviors we want?\"
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Shaping, Simulating, and Modeling are 3 different procedures for inspiring the child to partake in the behaviour.
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Shaping
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Shaping is rewarding small steps that begin to resemble the behaviour you want
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the small step might even be a part of the process, rather than actually doing the behaviour\n
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ex. if trying to get the child to eat vegetables, just get a small spoon of vegetables and put it to the child's lips.
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ex. If you want child to do homework after school, start with 10 minutes and 4 days/week. Once that is consistent, you can gradually start to increase the amount.
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ex. if you want the child to clear the table, start small. Get them to clear their plate and bring it to the sink. Praise effusively. After a few days of this, get them to start putting it in the dishwasher. Praise more.
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ex. if you want your child to be downstairs ready by 8:00am on school days, break up the larger task of \"getting ready\" into smaller tasks that are easier to achieve. Consider even moving one component to the night before, such as packing the bag. This gives opportunity to deliver praise and makes for an easier transition the next morning since part of the job is already done, and the grand task doesn't seem so daunting.
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If the child does not listen, stay positive with them. Say \"here, let me help you. We can do it together!\"
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Simulating
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Simulation consists of making up practice opportunities to engage in the behavior in game-like, role-play and pretend situations. In other words, doing the behavior under artificial conditions.
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One repeatedly practices the behavior under these artificial or pretend circumstances, the effect is to build a behavior, and the behaviors carry over to real situations, including those you wish to change.
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here, practice refers to the behaviour that you want to occur
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Simulating can help both with getting the child to do things you want, as well as not do things you don't want
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For simulation to be effective is not only what you do, but how you do it.
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you should also make use of antecedents while explaining and doing the simulation.
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you can use modeling to show the type of behaviour you'd like them to exhibit.
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Play the simulation every day for maybe a week or so.
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It's important to do the simulation at a time when there is no anxiety, tension or pressure.
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Be sure to praise the good behaviours that occur outside of the simulation
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Simulation actually combines a number of tools, including the use of antecedents, praise, point programs, and developing positive opposites.
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Examples:
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play the get ready for school game on a Saturday or after dinner.
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play the going to bed game in the morning
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Example: Tantrum
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\"Go to the child and say Billy, I have a game I want to show you, it’s called the tantrum game. It's just pretend and here is how it works, I am going to tell you that you can't do something. I will say you can't watch TV tonight, but this is just pretend, you can really watch TV later, I just want to pretend that you can't do it. Billy, after I see you can't watch TV, it's your turn to have a pretend tantrum. You can say, no, you can get mad, you can fold your arms, but no hitting of mommy, no throwing things, and no shouting. You are just pretending to get mad.\"
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when the child exhibits the correct behaviour, make sure to praise effusively.
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after the simulation, offer a playful challenge that they can't do it again.
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Modeling
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Think of modeling as teaching by example.
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Modeling can be either accidental or deliberate
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accidental: e.g. using swear words in your speech, reacting angrily at something small
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deliberate: seeking out instances where you can model the behaviour
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Pick a bevahiour to model
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Think of instances that would demonstrate that behaviour
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Model the behaviour in real life
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even pointing out 3rd party modeling is beneficial, whether it is in-person or even on tv or a book.
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ex. \"It's good that Sam was so loyal to Frodo, don't you think? Frodo knew he could count on Sam, and it turned out to be the sole reason they were able to succeed in the end\"
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Modelling doesn't have to occur each day, but modelling instances are needed.
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Example: Kindness
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Say you want to improve kindness in your child. First, you think of instances of that behaviour.
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ex. helping other children, sharing things with other children, comforting someone in distress.
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Look for opportunities throughout the day to model behaviour that is indiciative of the change you want to make. Explain the action to your child after you've done it.
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ex. \"I just gave this person some money for lunch because they did not have any\".
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Consequences
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Positive Opposites
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This is an alternative technique to punishment for correcting bad behaviours.
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The idea is to \"catch your child being good\".
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identify some behavior you want to reduce or eliminate in your child.
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identify what you'd like the child to do instead of that behavior (called the positive opposite, because it's the exact opposite of the behaviour you want to get rid of)\n
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Sometimes it's the exact opposite and sometimes it's just a more appropriate behavior that you want in his place.
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praising the child when you catch them doing the positive behavior
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Developing the positive opposite puts the emphasis on replacing or building the behavior, and now will lead to a decrease in the behavior you want.
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Example behaviours and their positive opposites:
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you want to get rid of your children fighting over a TV show.\n
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opposite: Them sitting and watching TV together nicely
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go to them and say, \"You two are playing so nicely. That's wonderful to see you get along so well!\"
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you want to get rid of your child throwing his clothes all over the floor in his bedroom\n
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opposite: Them placing them in his dresser or in the closet where you'd like them.
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you want to get rid of your child getting out of bed again and again. \n
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opposite: Them going to bed, maybe getting up no more than once and staying in bed.
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\"It's so nice the way you went into your room and got ready for bed right away.\"
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you want to get rid of your child shouting at you whenever you say no to something.\n
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opposite: Them expressing anger calmly and doing what you asked.
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Due to negativity bias, it's difficult to notice your child's positive opposite behaviours. This is something that must be overcome to make effective use of positive opposites.
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Avoid focusing on the negative
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ex. endlessly explaining to a child why their behaviour is wrong
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Point Programs
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Give your child points for good behaviour, and allow them to spend those points on privileges/toys that they desire.
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5 ingredients are necessary:
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Specify the exact behaviours that earn points\n
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ex. completing 15 minutes of homework
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ex. putting your toys back into your room
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ex. getting into bed by 8 p.m
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Choose a medium for disbursing the points\n
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ex. checkmarks, stickers, tickets
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Devise a way to keep track of points earned and keep it visible for the child
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Specify how many points each behaviour earns
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Develop a reward menu, that specifies what the points can buy and what their costs are\n
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consider having the child's input on what kind of rewards there can be
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it's important to have small rewards that can be bought right away without saving up.
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Avoid food rewards
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At the end of each day or whenever convenient, choose a time when they can buy something.
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Whenever points are earned, make sure to praise so that the child knows exactly what they did to earn the star
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If the child does not perform the desired behaviour, don't nag or show you are upset, but calmly state, \"You did not get a point today, but maybe you can earn one for that behavior tomorrow\".
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Behaviour outcomes should be as binary as possible
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ex. either in bed by 8pm or not.
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Don't demand too much behaviour from the child to earn a point.
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To build habits, we praise and give tokens for small bits of behavior.
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we don't start off awarding points for 1 hour of homework, but we start out by giving points for 10 minutes of homework. From there, we can expand once the habit starts to take shape.
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In the beginning, keep it simple, focus and try to change one or a maximum of two behaviors but no more
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Once the behaviors develop consistently, you can stop giving points and praise for that and replace it with another behavior.
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do not give points for long-term outcomes.
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ex. the program will not work if you say if you get good grades, I'll give you a car.
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Point systems have the added benefit of helping the parents be more consistent, since the scoreboard serves as a cue to deliver praise more systematically.
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If you are taking a vacation, consider having an isolated point program just for that trip, especially if you don't already do point systems at home.
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Attending & Planned Ignoring
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Attending and planned ignoring can be effective techniques with adolescents.
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try your best to ignore the bad behaviours your adolescent exhibits, and focus on positive opposites to modify behaviour.
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a good indication that you should be using strategic attending and ignoring is that you complain about how difficult it is sometimes to interact with your adolescent. Pay special attention to opportunities of positive conversations around the house, while on an errand, or in the car, or comments about his or her school day. \n
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tip: think of these situations beforehand so you are more aware when they do occur.
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Attending
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Attending is noticing when someone is doing some behavior that you wish to increase and then providing attention by praising, smiling, asking pleasant questions, talking nicely, hugging or giving the child a pat on the back.
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the effects of giving attention can be both positive or negative\n
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negative - if our child is continuously complaining about a chore they have to do, it can have a detrimental affect if we stop and continuously explain single time.
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Naturally, negative events tend to draw our attention more that positive ones
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ex. Consider that when 2 children are playing together nicely, we tend to leave them alone. When they start fighting, that is when we attend to them.
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The effectiveness of attending depends on four conditions:
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define the behavior you want to increase
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decide on the type of attention you're going to use\n
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ex. give praise, give acknowledgement (\"I noticed you brushed your teeth without us even having to ask!\")
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ensure the attention is given directly after the behaviour.
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attend to the behaviour often
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Planned Ignoring
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Planned ignoring is when you deliberately don't give attention to a behaviour.
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ex. don't look at them, talk to them, start talking to another person etc.
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The effectiveness of planned ignoring depends on four conditions:
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define the behavior you will be ignoring
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decide which kind of planned ignoring to use when that behavior occurs
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try to be consistent and use planned ignoring whenever that specific behavior occurs that you wish to decrease.
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be sure to attend to the positive behavior, since planned ignoring not effective by itself and must be coupled with attending\n
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this is necessary, because we need a positive behaviour to replace the negative behaviour.
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Consistency is key when it comes to correcting a behaviour via planned ignoring. Even if you are successful 90% of the time ignoring the behaviour, it will be that 10% probability that the child will be motivated by, and the behaviour will persist.
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this same effect is present in gambing psychology, where when a reward occurs once in a while and is unpredictable, behaviour can persist for a long time.
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Behaviours tend to get worse when starting a planned ignoring routine. This only lasts for a few days, and should be followed by improved behaviour thereafter. Try your best to ignore the increase intensity.
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Punishment
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Very mild and brief punishment can be helpful when that punishment is a supplement or a minor part of a larger program to reinforce behavior. However, the emphasis has to be on the positive opposite.
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Steps to effective punishment:
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decide the behavior you want to decrease.
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decide the behavior you would like to replace that other behavior (ie. positive opposite) so that you can attend to and praise it.
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decide how you will reward that new behaviour
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decide on the punishment that will be used. It should be mild and brief, since more intense punishments have shown to be no more effective, and also bring out more negative side-effects.\n
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the punishment should be determined ahead of time to avoid impromptu punishments, since impromptu punishments tend to be long and severe
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ex. time out from reinforcement, loss of a privilege for a short period of time, loss of points if you're using a point program, or even a mild reprimand.
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make sure instances of the praise greatly outnumber the instances of the punishment.\n
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ex. if you gave your child time out four times this week, it would be critical to administer attention for the positive opposite at least twice as many times.
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Three main types of punishment
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presenting something undesirable or negative after a behavior. In each case, the child does the undesirable behavior and something is presented.\n
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ex. reprimands, shouting, or hitting a child.
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taking away something positive after a behavior. \n
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ex. taking away an activity, a privilege, or some planned positive event, give time out. In point programs, taking points away for some misbehavior would be another example
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requiring some effort or some task that has to be performed. This usually consists of using a chore or cleaning up something as a penalty. \n
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ex. if a child breaks something, he would have to clean up the mess as the penalty or work on some other chore.
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Traditional punishment is not very effective for developing behaviours, nor eliminating negative behaviours.
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Negative side-effects of punishment
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emotional reactions on the part of the child who is punished. This may include crying, arguing, or even striking a parent.
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escape and avoidance. When a parent delivers more punishment than praise, children often try to distance themselves from the person who punished them. \n
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Consider that the punishment you give may be creating a negative association that we want to avoid.\n
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ex. when punishment consists of extra homework, staying after school, and even exercising, that creates a negative association for the child. This is something we must be careful to avoid.
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an increase in aggressive behavior. When a person punishes, the child is more likely to retaliate by hitting the punisher. This is especially likely when the punishment involves physical contact in some way.\n
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ex. if a parent uses hitting as a form of punishment, that'll lead to aggression and teach them to punish their peers in the same way.
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ex. if the parent tries to physically force or take a child to time out
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Timeout from Reinforcement
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Time out consists of a brief period of time in which the child does not have access to the usual rewards in the situation
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ex. the rewards might be just being in the presence of others, receiving parent, teacher or peer attention, or participating in some activity or game that is going on
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During time out, there is no talking or playing with the child.
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The place of timeout must not be somewhere where the child can not have fun or find interesting things.
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Timeouts have nothing to do with thinking about what they did wrong— they are about withdrawing attention for a period of time.
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It is not necessary to send the child to their room; even having them stay in the same room that the negative behaviour occurred in is fine
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\"reinforcement\" is a technical term for rewards
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There are five ingredients for using time out.
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decide exactly what behavior will serve as the basis for asking the child to go to time out.
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determine the positive opposite behaviours, and praise when they occur\n
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without this, positive behaviour change will not occur
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decide what and where this timeout will occur.
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decide how long timeout will last (1-5 minutes is sufficient)\n
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longer tiemouts are not more effective
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have a backup punishing event (preferably loss of privilege) that will be used if the child refuses to go to timeout.\n
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the punishment should not exceed 24 hours
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ex. \"if you do not go to timeout now, you will lose your tv privilege for tonight. You have a choice.\". Give them 30 seconds or so, and if they still refuse, deploy the punishment, and simply walk away without arguing
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explain how timeout works to your child while everyone is calm and happy. Simulate to the child what it is like when getting a timeout (again, while everyone is calm any happy).
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Never
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physically bring your child to timeout\n
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physical contact during punishment leads to aggressive behaviour
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lock a child in the room
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give more than a couple warnings about going to/staying in timeout.
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Avoid
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Some general things to avoid:
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when a child is angry, don't get them to talk about their anger\n
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talking about aggression will not reduce aggressive behaviour, and may in fact increase it.
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Playful parenting
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When everything is going smoothly, playful parenting is about having fun together. The rest of the time, it's about drawing children out of their isolation. Play is a child's natural way of recovering from their daily emotional upheavals. Therefore, the better we are at playing with a child at their level, the better we'll be at helping them reconnect to us.
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reconnection might be as simple as making eye contact with a baby just after their outburst has subsided.
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It’s the parents job to seek out the connection, but the child’s job to set the terms on how they are going to connect
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Kids wants to relieve their frustration through play. When they get a needle at the doctor, they feel frustrated and powerless and the first thing they want to do when they get home is play doctor. Be the patient for them
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There are four circumstances when children need more active participation from adults:
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When they are having a difficult time, connecting with peers or adults.
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When they seem unable to play freely and spontaneously.
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When things are changing in their life, such as the start of kindergarten, the birth of a new sibling, a death or divorce in the family.
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When they are in danger.
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It’s when kids need parental attention the most that we are least equipped to give it to them
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kids need us when they are not connecting well with their peers (or us). This normally makes us feel sad, mad, bored or irritable, rather than playfully attentive.
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kids need us when they are going through transitions. But transitions are difficult for adults too. When we go through transitions, we have even less attention for our kids.
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Ask children to try to make you laugh. This will give you a good idea of what they find funny.
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Role Reversal
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Reversing roles helps a child explore situations they are uncomfortable with and helps them restore their sense of confidence, and overcome fears and inhibitions.
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ex. When a kid has trouble being sent to the principles office, imagine you are the misbehaving student and they are principal dishing out the punishment.
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ex. When your child is learning how to ski and is falling often, fall often yourself and play the part of bumbling adult who can’t do it properly.
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Universal Translator
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We need to be able to properly tune in to our children's behaviour, taking any troubling, annoying or infuriating words/action from our toddler, decoding it, and then responding to the decoded version of what their words/actions mean.
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ex. a child walks into the classroom and hits his favourite teacher and then runs under the table
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the translation: \"I want to get close to you, but closeness is scary for me. Besides, I'm angry and you probably hate angry kids, so I'll hate you first\"
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the thoughtful response: \"You know, I wonder if you hit me and then run under the table because you kind of want to get close to me, but you're kind of not sure. How about if we shake hands or give each other a high five whenever you come into the room?\"
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ex. a child says \"this homework is stupid\"
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the translation: I'm frustrated because I haven't mastered fractions yet. Can you help me?\"
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the thoughtful response: \"I'd love to help you with fractions\"
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ex. a child says \"I hate you\"
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the translation: \"I haven't figured out yet how to be mad at someone I love; it's confusing\"
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the thoughtful response: \"I love you, and I get confugsed too when I'm mad at someone I love\"
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We need to remember to use this translator especially at times when our childrens behaviour seems to make no sense.
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