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by gtt 14y ago
>>As confirmed by a vast amount of experimental data in real humans under controlled conditions. Could you please cite an actual studies?
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by gtt 14y ago
It is very interesting but can you point to the research which validates your points? Also is eat-less diet supported by some research?
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by gtt 14y ago
I do not understand why they are still in the business. It seems their reputation is destroyed, yet they are still here.
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by gtt 14y ago
On a related note could dear hn crowd suggest email provider (maybe paid, say up to 30-40$ annually) caring about my privacy a little bit more? Really delete my messages when I want to is a good start. Google is all good but I feel I should
185.
by gtt 14y ago
Statistical approach is more interesting imo as it could lead to some insights for data compression algorithm perhaps?
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by gtt 14y ago
I wonder, is it possible to mine that data for something valuable?
187.
by gtt 16y ago
IOW Selection Bias is the problem here.
188.
by gtt 16y ago
could you point me to the futher reading on strains 1/2 and differences between them?
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by gtt 16y ago
Could you explain what Frogger is and what is it good for?
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by gtt 16y ago
Could you provide a link to mathematical sound introduction into neural networks? I was always turned out because it was always explained in some magical manner...
191.
by gtt 16y ago
IMHO there is a decent alternative called Byteflow http://byteflow.su/ based on django btw
192.
by gtt 16y ago
in my browser (ff 3.5.9) fonts are very small $(
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by gtt 16y ago
windows version as good as the linux one
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by gtt 16y ago
But he could made one step, say reducing number of varibles involved from 1000000 to 999999. And someone else could reduce this number too...
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by gtt 16y ago
from commets to TFA: To everyone belittling his 'waste' of 5 years of his life on a pointless endeavour, remember that in life, everything is essentially pointless, you are born, you live, you die. And thats that. You may in life build the
196.
by gtt 17y ago
Why do they need such money?
197.
by gtt 17y ago
Is there something similar to it for vim?
198.
by gtt 17y ago
Can't open file from http://arxiv.org/pdf/0909.0808v1 evince says "Permission Denied". Could someone provide another link? Thanks in advance.
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by gtt 17y ago
Sadly, Matlab (my main tool) is damn slow on my asus eee pc 901. I thought of buying another netbook but came to conclusion that none of netbooks currently available at the market has resources to run matlab smoothly enough.
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by gtt 17y ago
Technical entrepreneur seems to be most wanted character class.
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How to be a genius(newscientist.com)
10 points by gtt 17y ago|1 comments
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by gtt 17y ago
Sadly, it's easier said than done.
203.
by gtt 17y ago
Other: Refal.
204.
by gtt 17y ago
Have anyone tried to fit something more complicated such as solution of some nasty PDE or just Bessel function?
205.
by gtt 17y ago
If your math background is not strong enough I'd recommend you to spend a few weeks on algebra and calculus. It'll pay you back for sure. To find research papers use scholar.google.com
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by gtt 17y ago
IMO, Stallman should be nominated too.
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by gtt 17y ago
Nassim Nicholas Taleb -- The Black Swan Sun Tzu -- The Art of War Lao Tzu -- Tao Te Ching
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by gtt 17y ago
They are too young to die or retire. I think we still need both unions and GPL.
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by gtt 17y ago
Is Moot scared of 'Fair Game' policy?
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by gtt 17y ago
Internal problems always will be. By this logic we should cancel almost all pure research projects.

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