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to be precise - http://web.cs.wpi.edu/~guttman/cs521_website/Dougherty_lectu...

Look at the notes similar to the one linked at the end of this website. http://web.cs.wpi.edu/~guttman/cs521_website/index.html I think this is a very helpful page.

MATLAB is a language? ;-)

The comments are as retarded as the article itself. Typical western comparison as one commenter put it as.

This has been here before : http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=795388

Unfortunate because it has distorted the original idea beyond recognition. :) A lot of people know F. J. Dyson only for Dyson "spheres" (the original conception was that of a swarm…

Of course it has. Dyson Spheres are famous in SF. The Matrioshka Brains are just distant relatives of the same.

http://home.fnal.gov/~carrigan/infrared_astronomy/Fermilab_s... The link above is to a fermi lab program to look for Dyson spheres. The Matrioshka brain is a subset of the Dyson sp…

I notice some people above saying that it could be a mistake. I think it could be. But it is less likely that it was. I say that because Pachauri had been saying for a year that th…

And I prefer the book by Bishop, It strikes a fine balance between the maths and the ideas.

Agree with you Paras! Shubhendu here by the way! :) I was taken aback a little by the suggestion to use the UCI repository with R for beginning ML. I would agree with your approach…

I don't agree with you. Read "Shadows of the Mind", your opinions on him might change. I don't think being a Polymath means you have to know mutually exclusive stuff. I don't that'…

Really? ;-)

Society of the mind was one of the best books I read when i read some years ago!