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One reason might be that music is (to some extent) translation invariant in a way text is not: you can play the very same music starting from anything from C to B. Those 12 versions will sound different but not that different. Note names mi
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Neurodiversity in Academia: List of Tips, Tools and Resources
(docs.google.com)
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I don't drive, but I often use walking directions. Once, in Germany, Google sent me to my hotel through a forest that was the quickest route and a pleasant one in broad daylight, but pitch dark at the time Google recommended it. I got
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Nobody knows for sure, but there's lots of work on neural mechanisms purportedly mediated by synchronous oscillations. For example, look up the "communication through coherence" hypothesis by Pascal Fries; or Grossberg's
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Just for completion, `dd` deletes the current line in vim. I'm not sure what `dyy` should do, if anything.
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NASA+
(plus.nasa.gov)
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JWST Advanced Deep Extragalactic Survey
(jades.idies.jhu.edu)
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Drawing for Nothing
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The Embroidered Computer
(ireneposch.net)
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Choosing the opposite syllables for the portmanteau would have given Debian, which has a nicer ring to it.
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Neuroscience for Machine Learners
(neuro4ml.github.io)
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Yes, and as the second coin carries no information (because we are focusing now on sets of two different consecutive outcomes) both your and JvN's protocols are equivalent.
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Vocal fry register
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Applied Category Theory Course
(math.ucr.edu)
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A beginner's guide to neural mechanisms
(neuralmechanisms.org)
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If you type Ctrl-Shift-Alt-Win-L, LinkedIn will open in your default browser
(icosahedron.website)
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The B Lane Swimmer (2009)
(holly.witteman.ca)
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Opt-In Full Text Search Coming to Mastodon
(oisaur.com)
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How Pocket Calculators Changed the World
(nature.com)
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Making of the Voyager Golden Record
(voyager.jpl.nasa.gov)
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Yes, fish supports it too
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In Our Time: Superconductivity
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LK-99
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AFAICT this has not yet been published in a scientific journal, and has not passed peer review of any sort. Having said that, there's been at least one story on HN this past week where researchers were chastised for going to the press
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Our simple, magic-free recipe for quantum entanglement
(aeon.co)
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The Uncensored Library
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Intuitionism is not at all chaotic, though. It's a fully cogent way of doing math, it's just not a perfect overlap with traditional mathematics: some things you can prove intuitionistically that you cannot prove otherwise, and vic
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Having an 'overweight' BMI may not lead to an earlier death
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My subjective probability that this is sarcasm is .87 or so
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NumPy another Iverson Ghost (2018)
(analyzethedatanotthedrivel.org)
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