Either way, you're screwed. But if you decide to recognize it now, you can trade some future external effort for some present mental trauma
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@vgr Makes sense, the hardest path is truly just doing nothing and having to live with those consequences.
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@vgr optimize for local maxima? Gives you a better vantage point, if nothing else.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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...hmm wonder if this is well-posed enough to use as a path constraint to solve a reverse optimization problem to yield fitness fn of 'life'
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@vgr Doing the hardest thing first also allows you the greatest chance to learn and get help before getting judged.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Math people: I'll pay modest bounty ($50) for best nontrivial fitness landscape and 2 paths illustrating thishttps://twitter.com/vgr/status/697679238661443584 …
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@vgr sounds a bit "moral"
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@vgr picking the hardest next step will get you stuck in local maxima. Must randomly take it easy periodically -
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