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by chmike 13y ago
A protein is a chain of amino acids. There are 21 different amino acids. The alphabet of proteins is made of 21 different letters. DNA strings are sequence of Deoxyribose Nucleic Acid (DNA). There are only 4 of them named A, T, C, G. The al
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by chmike 13y ago
What about the claims and prior art ?
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by chmike 13y ago
Yes and it also explains why array indexing starts at 0.
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by chmike 13y ago
Apparently publishing in this journal is free (no fee required) and articles are accessible on the web for free. So to me it's free as in free bear. However there seam to be also a severe review process. So eLife is not as open as Redd
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by chmike 13y ago
This would expose fundinging to the cognitive bias of the vulgaris pecus.
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by chmike 13y ago
Exactly. Reviewers expected to be experts in a field can only check claims against their own knowledge. Their role should be recognized as limited to that and not to have some monopole on the "real truth". Fear of error could mak
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by chmike 13y ago
Thank you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_learning
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by chmike 13y ago
I guess we are supposed to bring our desktop computer in the coffee shop ;) it's for laptop users, but this is so oldish. Who is still doing that ?
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by chmike 13y ago
Ah yes. I agree. Doing things with these simple neurons is complex. On the other hand a 3 year old kid can sing and dance at the same time. How can it be so complex? ;) It is a fascinating problem which is still lacking an answer.
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by chmike 13y ago
What is so complex ? Neurons compute a sum of its input. Neurons are connected by synapse. A synapse has a oefficient that weights the input. If the synapse coefficitent is the real value c and the value of the input neuron is i, then The
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by chmike 13y ago
What do you mean by things getting interresting ? Did I miss something after 2005 ? Do you have some reference on the web ?
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by chmike 13y ago
It's not hilarous on an iPad 1. Nothing happens beside the prompt blink. How could I look insanely busy with that in a coffee shop ? ;)
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by chmike 13y ago
What a troll! Anything more concrete to justify what you "think" or should I say believe ? I don't see what could be "conspiracy crazed" in my comment. It looks like you believe that if someone knew how it worked,
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by chmike 13y ago
So a margin in funding to anticipate on such "bad luck" situation would be wise.
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by chmike 13y ago
All the cogs of the brain are well known and documented since years and their interoperation as well. But we still don't know how it all work together and what function is implemented by it.(I mean publicly. Some people may already kno
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by chmike 13y ago
Why the down vote ? This is a pertinent question. It's a problem we will face soon or later. Internet has also it's problem. The ostrich attitude or obscurantism about them is plain stupid. My answer to this question is that dynam
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by chmike 13y ago
It depends what you want to do. Do you simply want to get some experience in turtles or try to go for the rabbit? I think we are in front of a major disruption. So in order to get a good starting point in that domain I would look for very s
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by chmike 13y ago
Calling them fascinating would more approriate since there is no way to understand what these numbers mean. It's like the Avatar film without the sound track. Not sure if it's really interesting yet.
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by chmike 13y ago
This is like antibiotics. The natural selection process will push people to use more secure communication methods etc. The conclusion, for me, is that repression is not the way to go and makes the problem only harder to monitor and control.
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by chmike 13y ago
Gold and silver etc. are all alternative "money" "loosely" coupled with dollars. Basically Bitcoin is not different form that. The reason I believe bitcoin will continue to exist and even be supported by states like USA
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by chmike 13y ago
The style is different. The glyphs are similar like chars in fonts. This shoudn't be a problem. Or is a circle with a plus sign in it copyright property of Batch ?
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by chmike 13y ago
This reminds me of Les Misérables of Victor Hugo published 1862. Jean Valjean stole silvers goods from a priest but was caught by the police. Brought back in front of the Priest with the goods he stole, the Priest said that he gave them to
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by chmike 13y ago
The only reason I keep a windows machine around is because of Word/Powerpoint. I can get ork done with these. Open/libreOffice are pale copies. I also played some games like TF2 or Age of Empire, but the former is now playable on
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by chmike 13y ago
I don't think this can be seen as a possible replacement for PC disk because of it's high latency. Beside unless you are very rich Ethernet is only 1Gbit/s. On the oher hand I see an opportunity as shared storage for mobile a
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by chmike 13y ago
I'm surprized that we are so bad at protecting our privacy, especily state leaders.
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by chmike 13y ago
Me too and this is frustrating. With 64bit processor we would expect bigger ram since data grow it's size. 1GB seems too small and I fear I'll hit the memory size wall again too soon. May be the next iPad will have a bigger ram.
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by chmike 13y ago
It's the fourth comment of you referring your cms tour. This looks like spam to me.
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by chmike 13y ago
Where can the release notes be found ?
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by chmike 13y ago
This is a truly impressive investigation work. Excellent and very usefull work. Regarding the tone, I would be alarmed too.
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Facebook is using D in production starting today(forum.dlang.org)
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