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by ckcortright 10y ago
See a doctor. It's an illness like any other, and drugs will help treat it. If the first med you try doesn't work, try another. Different things work for different people. Some people close to you won't understand at first. T
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by ckcortright 10y ago
Interesting how deep learning is evolving. Agreed that adversarial models are a huge advancement; it will be interesting to see how they progress over the next couple of years.
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by ckcortright 10y ago
Dude! Good find
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Echo Chambers: The Unseen Toll of Social Media on Democracy(carlcortright.me)
2 points by ckcortright 10y ago|0 comments
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by ckcortright 10y ago
I love the link to the "all text" version.
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The Problem of Defining Autonomous Weapons(futureoflife.org)
1 points by ckcortright 10y ago|0 comments
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Why Machine Learning Matters to Humans(carlcortright.me)
4 points by ckcortright 10y ago|1 comments
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Torvalds – libdivecomputer(github.com)
2 points by ckcortright 10y ago|0 comments
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by ckcortright 10y ago
Naturally, when the result of a scientific study is entangled emotionally with something so personal like intelligence, it is hard to look at the results without bias. Lots of people are going to have a problem with this study, because it l
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1967 solar storm nearly took US to brink of war(colorado.edu)
1 points by ckcortright 10y ago|0 comments
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by ckcortright 10y ago
Cool idea to go straight to the source. I wonder if the same type of technology would be applicable. Likely not based on rate of reaction.
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by ckcortright 10y ago
One way to make a system like this one more efficient/cost effective would be to draw the CO2 from ocean surface water which has a much higher concentration than the atmosphere, depending where you are in the world.
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Olympic athletes told to ‘keep your mouth closed’ when in contaminated water(news.com.au)
18 points by ckcortright 10y ago|0 comments