pavlov

The mechanism is easy - identity turns us into pavlov's dog - the brain shuts down.

Soldiers could be trained Pavlov dog style to do anything with a push of a button.

Perhaps pavlov will step in and say something, but people like him, Chris Blizzard and others really stepped up early on.

This is precisely the kind of response conditioning that Pavlov is well known for.

The name seems wrong: Pavlov is famous for the development of classical conditioning; that is, you train one stimulus to trigger another.

Thanks Pavlov for pointing at the new high dpi support.

True, pavlov's comment is about readability, not superficial design.

As a pavlov reaction they started wrapping again.

I can definitely understand wanting to classify Pavlov as supervised learning.

I've accidentally Pavlov Conditioned myself.

I think it's a bad example of a result of the type of factors that pavlov listed (supply chain, internal politics, competitor envy, random advice from consultants, need to meet quarterly growth goals, etc).

Like a well trained Pavlov dog[1], reading the title brought "Lua table"[2] to my mind, the most flexible data structure I have worked with, by far.

Very similar to the Pavlov monetary reform in the Soviet Union - I was just a kid but I can remember that: "Within hours of the stunning announcement, massive lines had formed in the bitter, early-morning cold, waiting for banks to open.

Like Pavlov's dogs, hearing groove salad means time to go to work.

It's been conditioned to focus when that playlist comes on, just like Pavlov's dog salivating when the bell rings.

A bit of Pavlov's conditioning based on the last 3 VS releases makes the bold headlines a little confusing.