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by sushirain 13y ago
A convicted spy (he's charged with espionage) can't get elected: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourteenth_Amendment_to_the_Un...
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Israeli researchers find security flaw in Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone(haaretz.com)
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Samsung Phone Studied for Possible Security Gap(online.wsj.com)
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by sushirain 13y ago
No. They give prizes, maybe fund researchers, but they don't assign people to do fundamental research. Unless you call the youtube-cats and driver-less cars fundamental.
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by sushirain 13y ago
There is an increasing amount of peer pressure though.
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Genius is one percent inspiration, ninety nine percent perspiration. -- Thomas Edison If smart people are not expected to get incremental results we may lose both incremental progress and ingenious leaps.
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After reading chapter two, my conclusion is that this book is also suitable for high-school level. Not many books simplify things so much as this book. The Python implementation even avoids Numpy, which makes it very easy to understand (eve
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by sushirain 13y ago
A better compromise would have been to just enforce a modal warning message in the play store, such as: "Warning! This app can brick your device. Google is not responsible for its damages, and you may loose other warranties, too!"
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The Cynaps Enhance Hearing Restoration Project: Testing, Hacking & Goodwill(indiegogo.com)
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This Former Fed Official Thinks Quantitative Easing Has Been a Disaster(business.time.com)
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by sushirain 13y ago
A mathematician once told me that he doesn't appreciate research which leads to small improvement of a bound, but only research that leads to a conceptual novelty (like possibility). I guess this story shows that there is room for both