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by return0 9y ago
but what is life without drama?
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by return0 9y ago
Not virtual though, they are CGIs but there is an artist behind giving it its soul. Its gonna be a lot more interesting when the entire agent is computerized.
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by return0 9y ago
could easily be less biased if it was a joint publication from facebook + whoever managed that campaign for trump and clinton. they both have access to those details.
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by return0 9y ago
> An internal Facebook white paper that sounds like an unbiased source
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by return0 9y ago
what determines the conductance of the synapse is mostly the number AMPA/NMDA receptors in the synapse for excitatory and GABAa/GABAb for inhibitory. Then there's neuromodulation, g-coupled receptors etc etc. it's clear
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by return0 9y ago
electron microscopy has the resolution to discriminate individual spines and synapses, figuring out the weight of the synapse though is not straightforward. At least for excitatory synapses however, there is ample evidence that the size of
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by return0 9y ago
try getting a part time gig in a technical field instead, it will lead to more relevant encounters and will definitely ease the anxiety of spending too much time alone.
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by return0 9y ago
the point is not to read more, but to try things real-time.
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by return0 9y ago
good point. i know i m getting older but if you browse HN from 10 years ago you 'll realize there was a lot more excitement, nowadays i just can't read the 1000th rehash of some javascript thing. Of course it has a lot to do with
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by return0 9y ago
I am shocked by the amount of people browsing the internet on mobile/tablets. If you are not going to make the effort to get yourself on a seating position so you can actually create stuff efficiently, you 're definitely going to
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by return0 9y ago
> companies being started by dropouts and other kinds of "miscreants" But founders are not hired
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by return0 9y ago
To be fair those are not major browsers. Firefox would be an obvious experimental vehicle, and the choice of bitcoin would be the least objectionable payment method (of the alternatives).
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by return0 9y ago
Imagine if browser vendors added some form of online payment directly into the browser (like , i don't know , bitcoin).
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by return0 9y ago
are you implying that google or facebook create original content?
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by return0 9y ago
Aren’t they already? I thought they are the ones sending warnings about piracy etc. Also, its not like youtube, fb etc. Create their own content
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by return0 9y ago
The consent was given in the ballot box, No?
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by return0 9y ago
finally a useful application for 3d printers
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by return0 9y ago
the title is crafted to imply that the sex toy company was recording its users, could only do that remotely. but hey, titles sell
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by return0 9y ago
> who go into bitcoin early should be controlling millions of dollars that they would have otherwise never, ever seen? OK i don't know the moral significance of that in itself. Should the people of oil rich regions not have made the
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by return0 9y ago
actually thats not a good idea. A paper may already take 1+ year to go from experiment to publication, it should be open for everyone to read immediately to be most useful - science moves fast.
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by return0 9y ago
Was he discharged?
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by return0 9y ago
Maybe they need to block sci-hub so scientists finally wake up and do something . I mean everyone i know loves sci-hub because it feels like a real upgrade for searching the literature. A lot of ppl will be mad if it is closed down. The sc
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by return0 9y ago
many funding bodies do. but what to do about older papers?
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by return0 9y ago
according to this article they can do that http://ojs.library.ubc.ca/index.php/ubcujp/article/view/2521... What's not clear is how they "listen" to each other. Stream-of-thought signals ma
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by return0 9y ago
strabismic people develop active mechanisms to inhibit the opposite eye to avoid / reduce double vision. in the end no matter how many eyes, what matters to the brain is to see something useful, so it will try to learn to suppress conf
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by return0 9y ago
There is not a lot of literature about them, but from what i found their thalami are connected or fused together. Since thalamus is the crossroads for many sensory inputs the senses of one girl can pass on to further brain processing region
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by return0 9y ago
Its not clear what "secrets" they have revealed. Appleby seems to be an "advising company", so presumably no Trust data have been exposed. We might as well be looking at something we knew to be public all along. Is this
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by return0 9y ago
There is some value to commuting for work. I attribute it to hippocampal remaps when moving to the workplace, which helps you get into "work mode", associate your workplace with actually working and also give your "home"
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by return0 9y ago
a good 3d game can provide you with the same sense of virtual interaction.
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by return0 9y ago
I don't think non-fanatics are willing to go through such painful process for a large field of view. Maybe it would be more profitable to start working on a 360 projection screen.

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