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HamSession
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Comment #38236812
You would get tit for tat and US would tax any offshore development products.
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Comment #34150039
A lot is caused by the forwarding services that mask the numbers. Really each should be held liable for any damages.
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Comment #23971939
I've talked to some neuroscience friends and was interested to learn that lucid dreaming hasn't been studied much if at all in lab conditions. I welcome such research and hope more…
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Comment #23794672
Ah bottom up control Mao would be pleased.
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Comment #22695287
Used Zotero with Firefox plugin and word plugin. Used to use Mendeley, but like the open source nature of Zotero.
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Comment #17862063
I wouldn't put much faith into the non ldl hypothesis we have extensive studies that show that lower cholesterol (total and ldl) cause less myocardial infarctions. [1] https://www.…
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Comment #17861801
There are a lot of factors that can go into heart disease. Some of these factors are: 1. Under/over working out, especially for white men over working out can lead to increased she…
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Comment #17393971
Would be cool if you open sourced it, I would happily add my NLP expertise to it as I have the same issues.
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Comment #14101211
It is good to note that Lauder's principal is a statistical argument for degrees of freedom in a system. The Landauer principal on a statistical averaging of this effect, meaning y…
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Comment #12073641
This is a rolling lawsuit waiting to happen. Those that invested must really be hungry for something unique.
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Comment #11864594
This is very cool stuff. I was just wondering what do you see is the biggest technical problem with this technology? I understand that the hardest part currently is transferring th…
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Comment #11715790
I agree with your suggestions for human assessment because of problem posed by food calories varying significantly due to different preparations. Take for example soda, if I gave y…
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Comment #9895610
https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/3dbrum/out... reddit discussion on the same thing. Note my thoughts are included and thought they might be of interest to anyone l…
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Comment #9823423
Agreed fully, this and machine curation of news stories.
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Comment #9823410
Nope, in fact you are going to see salaries start to retreat as more people get into the industry. The field that will collapse the hardest is going to be data science. I speak to …
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Comment #8880613
Dr. Stanley at UCF has taken this stuff to the next level especially with his HyperNEAT implementation http://eplex.cs.ucf.edu/hyperNEATpage/
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Comment #8860557
I do wonder what type of effect this will cause with job requirements, will master's now be the new bachelors? The more worrying issue is the government taking on more student loan…
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Comment #8638784
People are not worried about individuals of equal skill taking their jobs, but those of lesser skills. Example. Individual A : Master's of CS from Stanford, Passed interviews, Java…
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Comment #8468195
Right now QRISK2 is considered the most accurate when it comes to predicting morbidity and mortality of cardiovascular events. This calculator is great, but missing one important f…
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Comment #8062152
Its because textbooks are usually more in depth than lectures can go due to time considerations, this is why any graduate program is 90% papers and textbooks. A great example of th…
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Comment #7400372
The biggest issue with the article is "Last March, he enrolled in App Academy, a 12-week web development program with locations in San Francisco and New York, and found a job codin…
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Comment #7361027
Will some of these be available as live streams?
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Google Invested with CIA?
This is interesting in that Google top execs say the government coerced them into giving up data.But looking upon their investments into companies that are funded to analyze and di…
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Comment #6413148
This is a interesting take and why I love machine learning and its intersection with HPC. First the seemingly blind decision to implement an SVM for improved performance. An SVM is…
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Comment #4274100
Couldn't you just use something like Circular polarization http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_polarization . Each point on the glasses is a TFT and polarizes the light coming in…