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by kensai 7y ago
Any idea why he named it "Wagyu"? Am just curious! :D
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by kensai 7y ago
"Why are the wealthy so much wealthier than everyone else? One reason is that the rich tend to store their wealth in businesses and stocks, and those in the middle class store theirs in housing." The rich can also afford better co
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by kensai 7y ago
Paper in ArXiv: https://arxiv.org/abs/1907.00263
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Superconducting neurons could match the power efficiency of the brain(technologyreview.com)
2 points by kensai 7y ago|1 comments
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Study shows e-bike riders get more exercise than cyclists(electrek.co)
53 points by kensai 7y ago|66 comments
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How Facebook failed to break into hardware: The untold story of Building 8(cnbc.com)
3 points by kensai 7y ago|0 comments
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by kensai 7y ago
And not even personal. I share it myself. :)
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by kensai 7y ago
I really hope they don't blame the EU for that as well! :p
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by kensai 7y ago
I really hope a modern language can take over many features of C++ without its added complexity. Potential candidates: Rust, Julia, Swift. All three are modern languages with modern concepts. I have high hopes especially for Julia.
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by kensai 7y ago
The referenced 1948 paper was recently cited by Max Hodak at the presentation of Neuralink recently. Pretty amazing piece of work!
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by kensai 7y ago
That's awesome, good to know! One more reason to learn Julia!
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by kensai 7y ago
Cool and amazing. This thing should be used to enrich base Julia, not simply be an extension.
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by kensai 7y ago
Naval Action, the EVE of the Age of Sail is actually relatively new and having a small but dedicated community. We will see more in the future. There are many potential eras/scenarios.
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by kensai 7y ago
No. It’s only awesome!
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by kensai 7y ago
This is very cool. But please add (1962) and fix the typo in the title. ;)
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by kensai 7y ago
"The technology being developed by Neuralink would theoretically allow us to integrate with computers to access and process information just as well as our AI counterparts. Essentially, our brains will have our very own AI in a cloud t
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Elon Musk’s Neuralink to livestream special project update on July 16(teslarati.com)
3 points by kensai 7y ago|1 comments
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by kensai 7y ago
Comrade Dyatlov? COMRADE DYATLOV?!
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by kensai 7y ago
Julia is indeed coming hard to bridge and surpass these two languages. I really hope it succeeds since it is really very well designed.
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by kensai 7y ago
I wonder if Tesla's silly games will be banned anytime soon.
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by kensai 7y ago
Had raised $5 million on Indiegogo. What a scam in hindsight... https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/amabrush-world-s-first-au...
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Amabrush Files for Insolvency(amabrush.at)
1 points by kensai 7y ago|1 comments
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by kensai 7y ago
OMG, has anyone noticed the device icons on the bottom of the SwiftUI page? Steve will be turning in his grave...
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by kensai 7y ago
Is it worth it to master the (newly reloaded) Windows Terminal?
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by kensai 7y ago
For the cSDH conundrum and similar tough calls, it is indeed complicated, that's why one needs to stick to guidelines or expert opinion. If there are no clear instructions, then the attending's way is the highway. Or your gut feel
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by kensai 7y ago
Can someone describe a practical case to use such a language?
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by kensai 7y ago
Cool idea!
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Warren’s Higher Education Plan: Cancel Student Debt and Eliminate Tuition(nytimes.com)
36 points by kensai 8y ago|90 comments
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by kensai 8y ago
Well, last sentence is obviously critical. Although impressive, a healthy EEG/ECoG signal means all the world for practical purposes. "We have developed an extracorporeal pulsatile-perfusion system and a haemoglobin-based, acellul
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Restoration of brain circulation and cellular functions hours post-mortem(nature.com)
3 points by kensai 8y ago|1 comments

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