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by cbennett 9y ago
Check methods-- the simulations exhibit sparse coding because the model was built that way, in particular, it assumes LIF (leaky integrate and fire) output neurons that can inhibit each other. In fact, this assumed inhibition is the only
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Rapid RNA Editing (Transcriptome Plasticity) in Cephalopods(phys.org)
2 points by cbennett 10y ago|0 comments
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Dawn mission detects organics on dwarf planet Ceres(news.brown.edu)
2 points by cbennett 10y ago|0 comments
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by cbennett 10y ago
Present assests- probably, but when taken over a longer time scale this makes increasing sense. many folks with >100k debt usually have several grad degrees , medical, engineering, law, etc, & whether annualized or summed, their futu
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by cbennett 10y ago
Target market would not be folks already massively invested in these stocks. Target market would be student loan debtors who have comfortable jobs and salaries north of 50k. Apps like Robinhood have opened the ability for folks earning even
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by cbennett 10y ago
> shareholder capitalism. they have zero accountability except to their shareholders. Random thought that just came to mind. Have coalition of debt holders (borrowers ) ever considered buying stock in these companies to influence them in
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by cbennett 10y ago
The author's story is undoubtedly inspirational, to the point of being on the verge of unbelievable; and yet, the titular goal seems positively unattainable for not only average folk , but even above average folks , and possibly reserv
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by cbennett 10y ago
I didn't notice about the affiliate links, but her story is undeniably real: reading some of the posts on her fledling physicist blog (previous one) , one is struck with the sense of an immediate and lucid understanding of deep physics
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by cbennett 10y ago
Each of us has the unfortunate case of being a population sample size of n=1. I think each of us, on some deep level , have met and recognized our own learning rates- and not only the linear rate, but derivative- and I agree with you that t
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Multilingual Neural Machine Translation(arxiv.org)
5 points by cbennett 10y ago|0 comments
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by cbennett 10y ago
http://climate.nasa.gov/effects/
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by cbennett 10y ago
I know. I had to endure the same with my sister. She was only 24- tragic bike accident. We gave her one day that way after all the tests- apnea, ear flush, even an additional EEG which we requested and was sparse as the night sky- came back
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by cbennett 10y ago
Glad to hear you find it exciting. I do too.. its a really hot field at the moment and I mean that in the good, not bad way ;) Lots of groups working in parallel on somewhat orthogonal design and architecture issues, with a variety of diff
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by cbennett 10y ago
In truth it is. To practitioners in the field building circuits or doing simulations with nanodevices, this is somewhat of a tiresome debate. To give some background, Leon Chua made certain claims about a hypothetical fourth circuit element
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by cbennett 10y ago
Overall, you are right in your diagnosis - we simply have not located a single mechanism responsible for memory. In reality, it is probably a collective effect due to a huge maelstrom of chemical computing. Our brain is one of the most impo
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by cbennett 10y ago
Short answer: yes. Basically there are two options for future ReRAM (memristive) learning system: in-situ/on-chip learning , in which all learning rules are locally derived and enforced, and ex-situ learning systems in which we do wha
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A Hardware Learning Demonstration with Organic Memristor Nanodevices(nature.com)
2 points by cbennett 10y ago|0 comments
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Extreme learning machine architectures with nanodevices [pdf](arxiv.org)
1 points by cbennett 10y ago|0 comments
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by cbennett 11y ago
Corrected: ISIS official media wing has claimed responsibility for the attack http://www.cbsnews.com/news/brussels-attacks-isis-claims-res...
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by cbennett 11y ago
Yes, it was misleading I thought all these videos were original content of that site; in fact, they are original content produced by Welch Labs: http://www.welchlabs.com/
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by cbennett 11y ago
That's precisely right. I think between this and some of the upcoming work in memcomputing (& self-organzing electronics more broadly), we have a new set of tools which may resemble 'physical oracles' . IE, these special
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by cbennett 11y ago
thank you for linking it through.
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Network of cytoskeleton molecular motors parallely solves NP-complete problem(pnas.org)
2 points by cbennett 11y ago|4 comments
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by cbennett 11y ago
The pdf is pay-walled on Nature; thankfully, it is up on Arxiv too: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1507.08993v1.pdf
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Berry-Phase Quantum Logic Operations in Diamond Robust to Noise(ecnmag.com)
2 points by cbennett 11y ago|1 comments
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by cbennett 11y ago
Upset about this issue and want to make a positive difference rather than debating technicalities or simply waiting for the other shoe to drop? It may be no surprise that FATCA and FBAR present several consitutitional issues. Chief among t
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Baez Class on Category Theory [Fall 2015](math.ucr.edu)
3 points by cbennett 11y ago|0 comments
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Physicists posit quantum gravity's rainbow(phys.org)
3 points by cbennett 11y ago|0 comments
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Polynomial-Time Solution to an NP-Hard Problem with Digital Memcomputing Machine(arxiv.org)
4 points by cbennett 11y ago|0 comments
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by cbennett 11y ago
great read. thanks for that.

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