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Humans: Unusually Murderous Mammals, Typically Murderous Primates
(theatlantic.com)
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unbelievable that he's manually inputting all the numbers. either import directly from yahoo / google finance or capital iq.
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how long until self driving cars in dallas?
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A Surveillance Master Dissects a Murder from the Sky [video]
(bloomberg.com)
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>China has made it a national priority to provide better standard of living to their people then the West. this is patently false. the official Chinese government line is that the current western standard of living is not scalable. their
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in a tree structure, isn't 24 just an arbitrary number based on which level of the tree you make your claim? if all of mathematics, for example, can be traced ultimately to the first mathematician ever, then the argument can be made t
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the test is fair if the goal of reducing racial bias is not to reduce crime but to achieve a more integrated society. in the long term, if such a policy contributes to a more integrated society, then more crime in the short term is deemed a
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Was There a Problem with the Rio Pool?
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It's true that Americans of European ancestry are not growing taller at the same rate as their European cohorts. This could be partially due to childhood obesity. A diet rich in sugars leads to early puberty and counter-intuitively, d
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his point is that there is no proof that the graffiti was done without authorization. neither is the window smashing. for all people know, he could have trashed his property himself, which is totally legal. or he could have given permissio
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that is a fantastic gauge and one i live by. for example film critics: if you do not appreciate most films that you watch, then you are in the wrong field.
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How Chris McCandless Died (2013)
(newyorker.com)
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We are removing our Russian presence
(privateinternetaccess.com)
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unless you are thai yourself? are we supposed to presume that everyone is not-thai on this site?
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in other words, we pick friends from the same ethnic group
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you spelled her last name wrong. also accommodations
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i thought this would be about studying. walking the campus of usc (univ of southern calif) i was struck by the shocking physical and psychological divide between the asian students, huddled in the library, versus the white students attendin
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I think part of it is that the founder comes from a very well-connected family and her connections to institutional capital (Draper is a family friend; Lucas) and ridiculously high-level advisors in business (Oracle's Ellison) and the
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through monetary incentives based on word count
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11y ago
epigenome
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A title can be literal and be misleading. this is the role of connotation and context.
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AlphaGo spurs Korea to nominate three female STEM pros to National Assembly
(koreatimes.co.kr)
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AI-written novel passes literary prize screening in Japan
(the-japan-news.com)
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oh got it, good point. yeah there is low substitute effect
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it was high time that these ancient martial arts were shaken from their comfortable reverie. what were once based on actual fights centuries ago had devolved into pedantic adherence to ritual and form. it actually started way before the U
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you're confusing performance with the underlying intellectual property (e.g., the published song)
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do you think lee sedol should change his goal from trying to win all remaining three games to winning just one? in other words, sacrifice the next two games to learn about alphago and then try to win the final game.
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the first AI to replicate the success of: an oscar-winning movie; a pulitzer prize novel; a tony award winning musical-- will all at once devalue the IP value of all creative content worldwide by a measurable degree. it will be like watchi
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maybe he's defining a "winning move" as something with > 50% chance of winning
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