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Rep. Clay Higgins vs. Dictionary.com(twitter.com)
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by inetsee 5y ago
Where's the Universe where there's an Android version of this app?
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From the title I was expecting an updated version of the Eliza program created by Joseph Weizenbaum in the very early days of Artificial Intelligence. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA If anyone is interested in divi
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by inetsee 5y ago
"Enjoy this wonderfully styled course page" I have the Tranquility! extension on my browser, which turns that web page into something quite readable. The web page as it is is the complete opposite of something readable. https:&#x
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by inetsee 5y ago
I remember taking a class at UCSD in 1971 or 1972 that touched on Perceptrons (among a lot of other things, it was basically a survey course). I wonder sometimes what the world would be like today if they had realized the importance of hidd
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by inetsee 5y ago
A link to some more pictures: https://www.kosmosjournal.org/news/frost-flowers-natures-exq...
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There's an NPR article with a nice picture at the top showing the Begnich Towers building, with a dry-docked boat in front of it. https://www.npr.org/2015/01/18/378162264/welcome-to-whittier...
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I thought the rules were changed to make it harder for litigants to shop for a venue like East Texas?
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Best At-Home COVID Tests to Have While Traveling(insidehook.com)
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AI could end foreign-language subtitles(axios.com)
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There is also a set of 3 books by I. A. Richards titled "English Through Pictures.I think it's a useful idea, but the pictures in these books are fairly primitive stick figure drawings.
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by inetsee 5y ago
I would expect that customers who are willing to spend $20,000 and up would want to go to a gallery where they could see the art in person, and where they could get a certificate of authenticity from a reputable gallery. If I were buying ex
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by inetsee 5y ago
Another take on the history of teaching machines is "The Friendly Orange Glow", a book about Plato, an early computer assisted instruction system. http://friendlyorangeglow.com/
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For anyone who (like me) had no clue about the Four Disciplines: https://www.franklincovey.com/the-4-disciplines/
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Other tools for doing algorithmic composition include Common Music [1], Open Music [2], and Common Lisp Music [3]. [1] http://commonmusic.sourceforge.net/ [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenMusic [3
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Great Inheritors: How 3 Families Shielded Fortunes from Taxes for Generations(propublica.org)
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Give away all but what you need to live comfortably to quality charities. Work on getting rich again. Repeat.
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I am not a lawyer, but I doubt if Small Claims Court would be useful. I doubt if a judge would/could compel Apple to restore your Developer account. The best you might expect from that route might be to get Apple to refund any fees you
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Another language some people believe would make for better human-computer interaction is Lojban. Unfortunately, despite having been around for decades, it hasn't made much progress in this area.
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I was on my rowing team in college, and I have a couple of opinions. 1) 27 strokes per minute is not max. I'm 70 years old and I do 30 to 33 on the rowing machine where I work out. When I was in college, our training sessions were all
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by inetsee 5y ago
The Program Audio Series is available on Spotify, but you need to do the right search. If you search for "The Program" you land on something completely different. You need to search for "The Program Audio Series" to get
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by inetsee 5y ago
I love emacs because of org-mode. I have sometimes wondered whether emacs can do something I have often wanted. I write poetry. If you write with pencil on paper the edit marks (line through, move text, insert) let you see the evolution of
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by inetsee 5y ago
And a Part 3 with online resources:)
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I think that people who would need something like this would also be at risk of falling when just walking around. There are no shortages of devices that allow someone to call for help if they've fallen. And as for a rat chewing through
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My first job after college was as a laboratory assistant at the university where I'd gotten my degree. My minor was in computer science, so my job was doing computer programming for the professor I'd done my senior thesis with. Th
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My opthalmologist doesn't use clamps; he uses his fingers to keep my eyelids from blinking. The injection only takes a few seconds to complete. I suppose it depends on your doctor's training. I've been fortunate that my optha
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The [A1C] goal for most people with diabetes is 7% or less. [1] [1] https://www.cdc.gov/diabetes/managing/managing-blood-sugar/a...
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I have diabetes. My glucose control at home is fairly good because almost everything I eat has a nutrition label, and I can calculate somewhat accurately exactly how much insulin I need to take. When I travel, eating in restaurants regularl
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A naive legal question: can the plaintiffs subpoena the professors as expert witnesses?
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Animated guide to Symex: Emacs structural editing with Lisp(countvajhula.com)
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