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Russian formalists
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Is Project Management Killing Good Products, Teams and Software? (2007)(slashdot.org)
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Bitcoin History(lopp.net)
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Why the Fortune 500 is (just) finally dumping Hadoop(nextplatform.com)
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Below [1] Hanson explains some of the details of the argument in length. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rjm--7t8Llk&feature=youtu.be
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> Abstract algebra is basically the study of "number systems". I don't think that's entirely correct.
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> "space and quantity" That's a rather narrow view even of mainstream mathematics IMO.
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Frederick Jelinek(en.wikipedia.org)
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Brain Wars(blogs.umass.edu)
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Computer Science 521 Advanced Algorithm Design(cs.princeton.edu)
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Comparing Apple's M1 Matmul Performance – AMX2 vs. Neon (2020)(nod.ai)
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Proebsting's Law(proebsting.cs.arizona.edu)
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Quantum algorithms sort of operate on all superposed states at the same time. This is not entirely correct. -- Also, from your linked article: I will now introduce the Deutsch Oracle algorithm, one of the first examples of a quantum algo
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Had never encountered the field "epistemic topology" before. Highly non-trivial: On the Solvability of Inductive Problems: A Study in Epistemic Topology https://arxiv.org/abs/1606.07518
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Element AI sold for $230M as founders saw value mostly wiped out(old.reddit.com)
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Feasibility of Antimatter Energy Plants(large.stanford.edu)
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Peak Oil(en.wikipedia.org)
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Drop Bear(en.wikipedia.org)
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Bosses are doing weird things to get people back in the office(wired.co.uk)
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It passes the Turing test.
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GPT-3, The $4,600,000 Language Model(reddit.com)
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Trials and Tribulations: Turning Clinical Trials Virtual During Covid-19(news.crunchbase.com)
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Covid-19 High Performance Computing Consortium(covid19-hpc.mybluemix.net)
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Global research on coronavirus disease (Covid-19)(who.int)
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Applications, tools and services to model infectious diseases(idmod.org)
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Open sourced toolkit for predicting people vulnerable to Covid-19(reddit.com)
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Moore's Law Is Not Dead – Jim Keller(youtube.com)
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Let's Talk Locks(infoq.com)
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The Proof Is Trivial(theproofistrivial.com)
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He says there is this false notion that you need these specialized chips or hardware accelerators to have the necessary resources to run these jobs, but he says it doesn’t have to be that way. Their ad copy say "2.5x Faster than Volt

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