cosheaf

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by cosheaf 5y ago
You should look at the comments.
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by cosheaf 5y ago
This is why centralized platforms are a bad idea. In case of an outage people have no idea what to do other than panic.
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by cosheaf 5y ago
The complaint here is about not having access to solutions for problem sets. On the one hand I can see why this would be annoying, on the other hand part of learning math is about coming up with your own questions and answers, a skill that
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by cosheaf 5y ago
What's a genetically specific poison?
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by cosheaf 5y ago
The original inventor is often not the best person for explaining their invention. Calculus is a good example. To learn Calculus from Newton or Leibniz would be an exercise in frustration and confusion. Hamming codes are another example. Al
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by cosheaf 5y ago
This is very cool. It should be possible to scale this up and build artificial hearts.
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by cosheaf 5y ago
He doesn't want to be cloned, which basically sounds like a sci-fi movie plot where he gets replaced with a flash clone. He's probably being more paranoid than necessary and looks more foolish than necessary for someone who is in
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A Cross-Modal Audio Search Engine Based on Joint Audio-Text Embeddings (2018)(microsoft.com)
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PyTorch Lightening(pytorchlightning.ai)
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Spectral Audio Signal Processing(dsprelated.com)
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by cosheaf 5y ago
You can have a distributed ledger without the proof of work, e.g. hypercore ( https://hypercore-protocol.org/ ), scuttlebutt ( https://scuttlebutt.nz/docs/protocol/ ).
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by cosheaf 5y ago
> Thus, we argue that the recurring brain-computer metaphor debate is actually just a semantic disagreement, because brains are either literally computers or clearly not very much like computers at all, depending on one's definition