CognitiveLens

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by CognitiveLens 16y ago
There's obviously a spectrum between fully investing in arts & culture studies and fully investing in STEM disciplines or public infrastructure, so let's try to avoid superlatives - in an ideal world, all disciplines would be fully fund
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by CognitiveLens 16y ago
I remember reading a number of years ago about how much it costs CalTech to educate one of its graduates, and it was something on the order of $300k/year. Granted, engineering and particularly of the intensity and small scale of CalTech mak
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by CognitiveLens 16y ago
I fully agree that the cost of higher education is a little out of control, but it seems to me that you have to look at its historical value as well as its current value in order to determine whether there is a bubble. It seems to me that u
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by CognitiveLens 16y ago
Article headline should be "The US loses money as Congress appears unable to phase out $1 bills". There's really not a 'hate' issue here, and people will use the coins, but it's so painfully obvious that there won't be a change until the bi
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by CognitiveLens 16y ago
It seems like constant population size is one of the most important assumptions here, but it's not really discussed. It's obvious from the code given that the author is fully aware of the importance of this assumption, but it is such a blat
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by CognitiveLens 16y ago
This is purely anecdotal, but a guy that one of my friends is dating is an ESPN golf cameraman, and apparently goes to like 8-10 tournaments a year all over the world, aims a camera at that tiny little ball for a few days at each tournament
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by CognitiveLens 16y ago
Also, the two separate images probably won't integrate into a single 3D percept (it will still look like alternating viewpoints), but your spatial perception will be stimulated enough to give you a fixed, coherent sense of depth, i.e. even
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by CognitiveLens 17y ago
This is probably the least insightful article I've read on the future of Flash. The author rightly comments on Flash's growing power as an application platform, but then ignores that entirely by discussing how Google can offer an alternat
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by CognitiveLens 17y ago
because if there is one group who deserves our spite, it's the newspaper people?