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> “Track 1” at Science is Neural Engineering Any plans for other tracks?
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Maybe precisely because he doesn't have the degree of control that would be present in an actual totalitarian dictatorship?..
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> Nick was a legend in the College of Computing even as an undergrad. Why?
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Right but all those things play a role.
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Start reading SICP or Little Schemer if you don't feel like making the time investment.
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Receivers of BLE broadcast packets? Yes, that's how devices are discovered. It's just that you can also stuff those packets with a payload and transfer data (one way) without a connection.
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Randomness is an abstraction for "we don't know how it works".
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Could be accomplished with BLE broadcasting.
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Ball and chain except with pencils and highlighters instead of picks and shovels.
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How do you navigate text in nano?
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What is the connection to Nepal? The author seems to be from India.
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Great title.
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Are you imagining the Taliban running around with iPhones, ordering mortar fire on areas where all valuable Pokemon have been plucked by US military?
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Imagine how good of a PR move it would be for Amazon to go ahead and rename Alexa to a non human name, despite all the inertia and recognition of the old name?
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Results: > After the second vaccine dose, the median sperm concentration significantly increased to 30 million/mL (IQR, 21.5-40.5; P = .02) and the median TMSC to 44 million (IQR, 27.5-98; P = .001). Semen volume and sperm motility
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Niklaus Wirth on software girth.
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I've always had trouble getting it to cache the password between opening and closing (with symmetric encryption).
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Why is AI hard and physics simple?
(arxiv.org)
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Thanks I've read the first interview but didn't know about the channel.
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please stop
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> Today we're publishing a transcript of a recent chat with Jim Is there audio?
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> No thread about Javascript will grow as fast as one about religion Seriously, this reads like satire now.
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> Red Team I'm sorry, did you mean customers?
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> On the contrary mathematics in the Soviet Union had more of a focus on intuition and geometric grounding for mathematics A lot of it comes from mathematics always being taught in conjunction with physics. Not sure what the roots of tha
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Yeah but why do those who survive survive?
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What is the connection to Russian cultural history?
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Samy Bengio is Yoshua Bengio's brother, not the other way around.
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Or the singular vectors of the zero-centered data, ordered by singular values.
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This is a funny article but I think falls under flamebait.
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My understanding is it's simply checking the level of support for different Web APIs. Since that is invariant with respect to the route between you and the website, a VPN wouldn't save you from this.
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