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TezlaKoil
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Comment #18465526
There is no credible documentation of EURISKO's achievements. No one has every actually seen EURISKO's source code except for Lenat. Despite huge advances in technology, in computa…
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Comment #17167576
It depends on what you treat as a complete action. One could equally well decompose it as two actions and two conditionals: if (volcano_status == GONNA_BLOW) refuel_car(); else if …
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Comment #17164679
Scientists say that there's a considerable but not overwhelming chance that the volcano on my island might erupt in the next few days. If I knew that the volcano is going to erupt,…
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Comment #16025544
> What happens when the only housing available is for drug addicts and you just happen to be poor? The same thing that happens when the only parking available is reserved for the d…
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Comment #14855280
So what? You could equally well observe that most great scientists were men, but that doesn't mean that STEM education for women can be improved by sex reassignment surgery.
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Comment #14637824
Diffie–Hellman key exchange? Oh gosh, this feels just like my crypto finals :(
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Comment #14476485
Alas, spending time on writing production-ready software is career suicide in academia. Conferences and journals value novelty, and are not interested in incremental improvements. …
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Comment #14346723
This article about the bracelet is from 2015. No updates since then, and it does not link to anything peer-reviewed. All in all I would take this with a huge grain of salt.
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Comment #14336837
"Mr. LastName was my father's name! Please, call me Dr. LastName."
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Comment #14083441
> I'm a trained mathematician as well. Mayhap. >A constructivist would state the result in a variety of ways. But none of them would involve a potentially self-referential construc…
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Comment #13923830
> Buy a hard-sided bag for checking your laptop? Think before you write? A hard case makes zero difference (or in some cases actively makes things worse) if the TSA fails to secure…
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Comment #13825362
> There is very little actual food choice because the market optimizes for profits, not for health. Hold on! The market consists of both suppliers and customer. One would think tha…
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Comment #13779789
Clevo is a huge Chinese OEM computer manufacturer which exclusively produces cheap, low-quality laptop computers. System76 selects Clevo configurations that are more-or-less compat…
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Comment #13767295
> In chess today, any sufficiently advanced chess engine can be incorporated into a (man+chess-engine) player to perform better. This worked between about 2008 and 2013; but those …
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Comment #13767294
> In chess today, any sufficiently advanced chess engine can be incorporated into a (man+chess-engine) player to perform better. This worked between about 2008 and 2013; but those …
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Comment #13669718
Beware: historian R. J. Evans is known and controversial for having weird theses about Central/Eastern Europe and supporting them with misrepresentative, cherry-picked arguments. T…
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Comment #13629459
> Even simply the accent is almost impossible to overcome (women seem to have better luck defeating the accent than men and you have a chance up to the age of 17 or so). Accent red…
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Comment #13585988
Good idea, but badly needs a "wildcard" pattern and some way to generate rules by rotation.
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Comment #13511159
I don't buy this. Everyone had different handwriting in the good old days, and this did not make grading unfair. They used something called word count.