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My Neighbor Totoro in 196,883 Dimensions
(dmerullo.substack.com)
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From 9-to-5 to Building a Career Portfolio
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I Figured Out What the Voynich Manuscript Says; It's Something More Than Words
(dmerullo.substack.com)
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Machine Learning: The Native Language of Biology
(decodingbiology.substack.com)
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1y ago
Thanks for your response. Getting feedback like "hot or cold" in the algorithm's mind is exactly what I'm thinking of. It's a tricky issue and reminds me a lot of this: https://www.datcreativity.com/
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I really liked this article and these types of analyses always capture me. I just had to try out the game then. I nailed the link to "moon" from "rise" on my first try. Then I was a bit let-down for my first real task to
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Thanks for this! I had come across Child’s hypothesis after doing a search related to Old Prussian and Slavic languages, so I don’t have much context for this solution, and this is helpful to see.
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I’ve found this to be one of the most interesting hypotheses: http://voynichproject.org/ The author made an assumption that Voynichese is a Germanic language, and it looks like he was able to make some progress with it. I’v
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Thanks for the recommendation! I've definitely come across her name while learning about Jung, and this will be a good way to start with her.
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I really enjoyed that piece. Have you taken a look at the worldview/framework of Carl Jung? Although I'd always encountered it as a footnote in the history of psychology, I've come to appreciate it as a unique blend of analys
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I think this is an exciting opportunity at the intersection of bioinformatics, data science, and data engineering. I emailed my application, with the beginning of the last name matching the last 5 letters of this username. I'm wonderin
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Star Wars Arrays
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