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by cellular 7y ago
I liked this book, but skipped the Bach, and most of Escher parts. They seemed like a stretch. I found "I am a strange loop" to be fantastic. It is about Godel.
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by cellular 7y ago
A sphere. In my high school geometry class, he used mice and elephants as small, and big spheres. Mr Ogawa was great!
153.
by cellular 7y ago
Peer group evaluation bubble is a thing. Peer group ipo evaluation bubble is also a thing.
154.
by cellular 7y ago
This article is a toll booth
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by cellular 7y ago
I just hope Hinton finishes his Hinton Network idea that is supposed to replace these NNs.
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by cellular 7y ago
Seems like the soil's mold and microbes would be detrimental too.
157.
by cellular 7y ago
Ejection seats?!!
158.
by cellular 7y ago
I can see jaywalking becoming a thing of the past!
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by cellular 7y ago
I frequently wonder why the cost of college is rising while the teaching / grading is relegated to teacher assistants, and now, AI.
160.
by cellular 7y ago
Once my friend wrote a program for an hp48sx that would add 1 to any calculation. He tried to let people borrow his calculator.
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by cellular 7y ago
Hmm, it seems like the heliopause isn't uniform so the cmb isn't uniform around a perfect sphere so voy1 and voy2 crossed at different points. I mean, just looking at the sun spots you can see variations that surely propagate thr
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by cellular 7y ago
The other thing that happens is that I'm reluctant to research if someone had already submitted a bug, and so I won't risk submitting a known bug, because the dev gets mad.
163.
by cellular 7y ago
I had the same question/concern... Until I saw the rockets landing!!!
164.
by cellular 7y ago
I think Elon shares the tech, and wants others to use it. This makes him super special!
165.
by cellular 7y ago
What went right, the way Elon, explained, was that they are a private company that isn't set up to profit from long term government counteracts. For them, it's sink or swim. So they swim. He explained that others are set up to ta
166.
by cellular 7y ago
Soulofmischef, I've been experimenting with n body sims too. Have you seen PPS? https://youtu.be/I6bHpJ2GV0Y I made a few videos, and have some more coming soon. Loads of fun.
167.
by cellular 7y ago
The headline made me think bitcoin miners were using free charging stations to power their mobile mining PCs.
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by cellular 7y ago
Usually people work for startups for low pay/high hours for a big payoff of stock options. Will those laid off get nothing? That doesn't seem fair.
169.
by cellular 7y ago
Poor journalism? Or great marketing? You decide! :-)
170.
by cellular 7y ago
You password is "the21stcharacterisa'z"
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by cellular 7y ago
> I use alarms and calendars for everything Ironically, this may make your "memory" of the event better than others'. At work, people sometimes thought I had a bad memory because I wrote stuff down in a notebook...3 years
172.
by cellular 7y ago
I've always wondered how birds evolved to fly. It seems like wings are useless until they can fly.
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by cellular 7y ago
"The code for having two sides to everything seems to have got embedded in our DNA "... Heart, liver, gallbladder
174.
by cellular 7y ago
Wait...they didn't test them before?! Maybe their income dropped because of their lower thinking !
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by cellular 7y ago
The pumpkin market is really rising.
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by cellular 7y ago
Author doesn't know what that is. :-)
177.
by cellular 7y ago
He probably Carmack'ed a hack.
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by cellular 7y ago
"Luckily, the hack would be difficult to launch, as an attacker must have access to the phone in question. " Well that IS the whole point of having a pass code- isn't it?
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by cellular 7y ago
How would this work? I could just hide in plain sight: act like I'm shopping. Do you have to seek only people that look like they are hiding?
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by cellular 7y ago
Also, I was amazed at how listening twice to a history lecture really helped my retention. I'd listen while walking to my next campus class.

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