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computerdork

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    Think for the most part the opposite is being said? That the Chinese will eventually develop their own DUV and EUV technology. Yeah, no one in with decent knowledge of tech would t…

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    Comment #49091625

    Haha, agreed:)

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    Comment #49077785

    That was my thought too. Because it’s just a tsunami of distrustful comments

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    Comment #49077077

    Wow, so much cynicism and distrust in the comments, to the level of conspiracy theory, in my opinion. Yeah, this is the company that fairly recently refused to allow the government…

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    Comment #49028192

    Interesting, will take a look!

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    Comment #49028184

    Ah, okay. Will probably just have to try it out.

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    Comment #49023617

    How is the remarkable at converting handwritten notes into text? Especially so that you can search over it? Yeah, I used to handwrite my notes on paper back in the day, and still d…

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    Comment #48899858

    Haha, well, maybe a couple dozen grad students creating some unusual extension to the os:)

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    Comment #48853785

    Hmm, it didn’t occur to me. Yeah, not sure it’s obvious to many people so was glad for the explanation

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    Comment #48810941

    Ah okay, thanks!

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    Comment #48810938

    Thanks for the info:)

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    Comment #48808182

    Thanks for the explanation on this. Think I partially understand. Birds can distinguish calls on at least two characteristics, by the sound of it and by its function. And the autho…

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    Comment #48797868

    This is a helpful explanation - am not a researcher so I have little idea how to run an unbiased, meaningful experiment (except that it takes a lot of effort and thought to run one…

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    Comment #48790129

    Interesting! Could you break this down further? Maybe specific examples of what you're mentioning might help - for instance, what "similar-sounding calls with different functions" …

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    Comment #48777939

    Scenes from the human harvesting operations at in the Matrix come to mind, but am sure it's different than that:)

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    Comment #48772227

    those advertisers are crafty:)

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    Comment #48772143

    Totally agree - having been telling this to friends for years, to no avail. Btw, what network monitor are you using? Was it just a diagnostic tool in your router's admin page? Or i…

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    Comment #48772102

    Actually, think all the devs here should know this too (and am surprised people on HN are making such a big deal about this). Agreed, 500Mb is what most households need because, ye…

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    Comment #48689726

    Oh, wow, that is actually an interesting application of ai

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    Comment #48689055

    interesting connection to Cage. Maybe Springer Nature also sees the empty pdf as a form of art? :)

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    Comment #48650971

    ...By the way, on a different subject, 4 days ago, had read your comments on a different post dealing with Alzheimer's. Just now, asked you a follow up question, and it's easy for …

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    This is of course an older thread, but wanted to ask you, what are the major camps in Alz these days? ...and had also heard about how amyloid research had been based on bad/fraudul…