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I’ve always found it interesting how children learn a language. After 3 months of crying as the only form of communication, they babble for about 6 months. Then they start to articulate single words (mama, ball etc.)—quite often even with m
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Thanks for the costume idea!
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Here is the product website with three promo videos on it: http://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-hololens/en-us
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Be Quiet! (Firefox Add-on)
(addons.mozilla.org)
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Perhaps build your own web proxy which strips images, CSS and JS for a better web experience. Someone did that a year ago for his Macintosh Plus: http://www.keacher.com/1216/how-i-introduced-a-27-year-old-c...
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What are the main target markets of this investment? Africa and Southeastern Asia?
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Facebook Freebooting [video]
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So path tracing is only used for the secondary rays and beyond?
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The terminology is admittedly confusing. This is how I understand it: Ray casting: Determine intersection of a ray analytically Ray marching: Determine intersection of a ray by taking stepwise samples Ray tracing: Ray castin
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Since when does LinkedIn have articles?
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Exactly. I was trying to say that equivalently to "the unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics", we could also wonder at "the unreasonable simplicity of physical laws" (simple in the sense that we are able to understan
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Wild speculation: Perhaps one could also attempt to explain the effectiveness of mathematics the other way around: Why are the rules of physics simple enough so that we can describe them fairly accurately? I think this stems from the fact t
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I don't want to blame anyone, but maybe there should be foolproof default security measures that prevent something like this from happening. For example rm -rf called on a home, documents, music, photos etc. directory could require an
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What?! I didn't mean to imply that everything on this list is necessarily relevant to modern lifestyle. It also says nothing about vaccination. The parent comment asked for how human lifestyle looked like in prehistoric ages, that'
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The definition of AI does not matter when it's able to turn everyone into paperclips: http://wiki.lesswrong.com/wiki/Paperclip_maximizer
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Liberal or conservative? Reactions to disgust are a dead giveaway (2014)
(phys.org)
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Oh, I see. But that lasts usually only maybe 2-5 seconds, not 15-60.
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Neural Turing Machines FAQ
(blog.wtf.sg)
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I mean paleolithic hunters and gatherers. Which animals do streching apart from the occasional, visceral stretching I mentioned?
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How to Read a Paper (2007) [pdf]
(ccr.sigcomm.org)
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I agree with everything you say. Unless it is particularily beneficial to do special exercises to counteract deficiencies of our modern life style, it should be sufficient to roughly simulate the movements our ancestors did. I'm wonder
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A Glossary of Frequently Misused or Misunderstood Physics Terms and Concepts
(lhup.edu)
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Here are the recommendations from the Wikipedia page on Paleolithic lifestyle [1]: - Adopt a Paleolithic diet as much as possible: plenty of fruit, fish, vegetables, nuts, and meat while avoiding most forms of food not in
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> but My ankles Startes swelling after two hours Try it with an anti-fatigue mat, they do wonders. I think, it takes about eight weeks to get used to the new position. Definitely talk to a doctor regarding the swelling first though.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8870456 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8879182
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You Are Not So Smart (podcast about cognitive biases and logical fallacies)
(youarenotsosmart.com)
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Soap Bubble Nebula
(noao.edu)
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List of common misconceptions
(en.wikipedia.org)
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What is private registration?
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As I wrote below, I think that increasing machine intelligence will hit all classes both on in personal and economic terms. As soon as robots outperform many people in currently middle to upper middle class service sector, enough people wil
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