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811.
by kensai 10y ago
I was there! :) They have many photos on their Facebook pages, go check them out.
812.
by kensai 10y ago
Damn it. Every time I read a Stephen Wolfram entry I am so divided between if what I read is there for its own sake or is it just another shameful plug for his products. I wish he could simply write for once in a neutral way. He has good me
813.
by kensai 10y ago
Noticed the same thing (visiting from Europe). Wow! :)
814.
by kensai 10y ago
Interesting information. But this FAQ collection should have a date. Is it always relevant?
815.
by kensai 10y ago
I really don't know. Can you ask him? This was my mail and his reply: > I am curious, is there a potential date for release of version 1.0.0 > of the Curry programming language in the near future, ie to be > considered produ
816.
by kensai 10y ago
He did reply to a mail of mine a couple of months ago though. Curry is still in development.
817.
by kensai 10y ago
I am always puzzled why Curry which is Haskell + Prolog in one unified packet has never taken off. Combining the advantages of functional and logic programming paradigms seems to have so many interesting applications. Admittedly, Curry is a
818.
by kensai 10y ago
C + Lua == 21st Century "C Programming" There is no silver bullet for everything, obviously, but for me the above combination is a match made in heaven. Lua is small and adds only the necessary tools to take care of higher abstrat
819.
by kensai 10y ago
Although there is little need for C to evolve (apart from certain security holes), I think there is space. Thankfully, there are still persons that care about its evolution. The K&R is a classic, but it shows its age, especially as we h
820.
by kensai 10y ago
The dude deserves a Nobel Peace Prize for this. Literally pacifying the interwebs! :D
821.
by kensai 10y ago
Since someone mentioned it, how slower is PUC Lua in respect to LuaJIT? Compromisingly slower? Are there metrics out there or is it a relatively subjective feeling?
822.
by kensai 10y ago
So the high profile customers (US government among them) have fallen for some tech con artists, right?
823.
by kensai 10y ago
They are also probably unhackable by modern means.
824.
by kensai 10y ago
What were they thinking when they chose this 'cheesy' name? Oh yes, how to milk the memory. :p
825.
by kensai 10y ago
His LinkedIn account says that the occupation is "Philanthropy". That probably means he has more than enough to retire. :D https://www.linkedin.com/in/shelkaphan
826.
by kensai 10y ago
It is insane you have Plethon Gemistos in your academic tree. :) Not to take anything away from you, but I am wondering if the information 3-4+ hundred years back is accurate. Seems to cool to be true!
827.
by kensai 10y ago
Btw, there is also a Neurotree for Neuroscientists. And I bet there are other trees as well. :) http://neurotree.org/
828.
by kensai 10y ago
Actually the title suggests nothing if you understand the role of the ''s.
829.
by kensai 10y ago
Very interesting. This thing should be translated/applied to every country. Are there any ongoing plans/implementations? Say for Germany. Is there a list somewhere?
830.
by kensai 10y ago
Maybe I missed it, did he say what time of the day he does the weight measurements? Unless you do multiple measurements per day and take the average (as my fancy device does automatically), a single weight measurement should be done in the
831.
by kensai 10y ago
Remarkable work. I am really pleased about the contribution of "sleep" in the whole weight loss experience. I have reached some similar anecdotal conclusions; I bet this is similarly not surprising for many persons. I am not entir
832.
Training with a BMI Gait Protocol: Partial Neurological Recovery in Paraplegics(nature.com)
1 points by kensai 10y ago|0 comments
833.
AI for President(spectrum.ieee.org)
2 points by kensai 10y ago|0 comments
834.
Paralysed patient walks again in astonishing medical breakthrough(independent.co.uk)
3 points by kensai 10y ago|0 comments
835.
Sprinkling of neural dust opens door to electroceuticals(news.berkeley.edu)
1 points by kensai 10y ago|0 comments
836.
Leonardo's notebooks can now be consulted online with transcriptions(leonardodigitale.com)
4 points by kensai 10y ago|0 comments
837.
by kensai 10y ago
Bottom line: "Vision is simply not suited to the nature of the problem: grasping tasks are a matter of contact and forces, which cannot be monitored by vision. At best, vision can inform the robot about finger configurations that are l
838.
Why Tactile Intelligence Is the Future of Robotic Grasping(spectrum.ieee.org)
1 points by kensai 10y ago|1 comments
839.
by kensai 10y ago
I so much adore the fact that you can do all paradigms with C relatively easily.
840.
Turkey’s Baffling Coup(project-syndicate.org)
2 points by kensai 10y ago|0 comments

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