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Mathematics
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Physical sciences
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Philosophy
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Social sciences
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UI, UX, design, art, communication design
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How does that work exactly? I pay in X BTC and two other people pay in say 0.5 X and 0.7 X then I get these BTC back? How exactly will my X BTC be distributed among other gamblers?
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I'm using a portable device right now.
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Poll: How many browser tabs do you have open right now?
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≤ 10 (on a laptop or desktop PC)
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11-30
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31-60
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61-100
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> 100
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That makes me remember that as a small kid there were certain spots in my environment beyond which, I was conviced, infinite wilderness would adjoin or the world would just end (for example behind forests or hedges). Growing older I was oft
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And this attitude is why humanity is doomed. Smart people sit in private and we are governed by idiots.
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> Accumulated errors, such as the deduction that Internet cookies were a kind of baked good, led NELL to deduce from the phrases "I deleted my Internet cookies" and "I deleted my files" that "computer files"
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One can, though, get an intuitive spatial understanding for the projection of a higher dimensional object into 3D space.
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So what would be the shortest explanation using concepts from linear algebra?
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"Einmal mit Profis arbeiten!"
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Yes! Thanks.
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I think, in order to work that well, this kind of "riot" school yard activity would require a teacher with certain character traits such as authority, playfulness and calm at the same time. That guy in the video seems to suit very
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I’m currently studying CS. Initially, I thought I wouldn’t be able to intellectually grasp it, but it turned out I could make it through it with a lot of effort (and Wolfram Alpha, Kahn Academy, Wikipedia …). I don’t think I’ll be capable o
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Wouldn’t Turing-complete file formats be difficult to search because the output could have arbitrary syntax and the crawler would have to run the code. On the other hand, why not make use of faster machines.
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> Brilliant in terms of monetization from the Facebook team. I wouldn’t call it brilliant. It’s a good move, but not brilliant.
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There is an open source stenography project called "Plover". The idea of stenotype is instead of typing individual letters one combines keys to form sillables (or commands), what makes typing blazingly fast (240 WPM in the video b
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That captures exactly what I was trying to describe.
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I think, one should carefully choose the thoughts to derive one’s actual moral standards from. We have constant access to all kinds of information with vastly varying moral standards and that certainly lowers the inhibition threshold quite
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It’s quite banal, but it always baffles me that everywhere something is happening at the same time. A wast complexity which we can only make sense of because it all works according the same principles. People build roads, houses, raise fami
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That was actually a little bit sobering for me. I thought the AI techniques they use were much more general, autonomous and independent of map data. I didn’t know that location information of traffic signs, pavement etc. are taken from map
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Isn’t T-shirt fabric too fragile for seat cushions?

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