mnmmn123456

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by mnmmn123456 5y ago
Teachers/Professors always pretend that you can find it, eg. you get it as a homework. And it works that way, yes, kind of - as an excercise and for "relatively simple" challenges. But for tough problems it's a "mem
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by mnmmn123456 5y ago
Today, there is at least one of the most advanced Neural Networks entering each car: A human being. If we could just implement the AI to add to this person and not replace it...
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by mnmmn123456 5y ago
It didn't change the world. The iPhone did 10 years later. I guess the article is of interest because it has this wrong claim weaved in and even at it's time the "Nokia Communicator" wasn't a big success. Maybe we d
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by mnmmn123456 5y ago
GBA = Gameboy Advanced
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by mnmmn123456 5y ago
The solution is great, but it shows a fundamental flaw in mathematics, that I am thinking about a lot: You have to be smart, no doubt, but you also have to know the answer to get to the solution - It requires so many steps first until &quot
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by mnmmn123456 5y ago
When people fight, then the alternative (not fighting) must be (or at least seems to be) worse for them. So what is it, that is so bad, that fighting (it) is worthwhile? Western societies fought these wars, too (WW2) and the outcome was cle
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by mnmmn123456 5y ago
Media was once so money intensive, that no privat endeavour could provide it, thus the public media was created - payed by the public in general with a fee/taxes. When the private TV/Radio came up, the question was if they could