A threshold rule is a decision rule that triggers an action when a quantity crosses a level: "if x ≥ T, do A; else do B." It turns a continuous or noisy signal into a discrete...
The core idea
A threshold rule is a decision rule that triggers an action when a quantity crosses a level: "if x ≥ T, do A; else do B." It turns a continuous or noisy signal into a discrete...
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Abstraction
complexity behind simpler interfaces to reason at higher levels.
Explore-exploit Tradeoff
gathering new information against leveraging what you already know.
Metcalfe's Law
value grows proportionally to the square of connected users.
Moore's Law
counts double every two years, driving exponential computing gains.
Mythical Man Month
people to a late project makes it later.
Technical Debt
decisions create compounding costs that must be repaid.