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Comment #5497695
It clearly says, "the prediction is just categorical and is not an ‘image’ itself." From the article: >Neural decoding is performed using pattern recognition programs, also known a…
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Comment #4623406
1. ("risk-free" versus asymmetric wrt market rates of return) i'm completely with the quoted response "Entrepreneur: It’s difficult to accurately describe the company, myself, and …
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Comment #4620576
Well, a programmer can - in a matter of hours, or at most days/weeks - assemble a factory performing the work of 10,000 full-time highly trained workers (actually more, we're talki…
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Comment #4609670
"I really hope we don't find that it shares a common ancestor with life on Earth". Could you give a definition here (of 'common ancestor'), please? I don't have an angle here, I'm …
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Comment #4606134
is there a business plan here? . . . . (this is a joke :) )
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Comment #4604037
* to be honest, this is why i don't work in an it office full of poorly adjusted creeps. it's not that these guys are racist. it's not that they're sexist. they're just insensitive…
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Comment #4603753
I won't use two accounts because I'm a uniter, not a divider. I'd like each side to pay a lot of attention to the other, and I think they're wrong (actually worse than wrong) not t…
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Comment #4601069
Just a note that a lot of people find my tagging annoying. I will think of another solution.
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Comment #4601068
Just a note that a lot of people find my tagging annoying. I will think of another solution.
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Comment #4600902
only a few, as i explain in one of them. some of my other comments if they are extremely technical and analytical might instead contain a rational tag :)
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Comment #4600069
exactly. i'm not saying it matters - i'm saying even in this we find the same difference as in everything else.
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Comment #4600043
I did notice that, and agree with you. The minimal example continues: Apple does not care about standards very much, in this case doing something (caps html) for arbitrary reasons …
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Comment #4599574
#creative I'm serious in kind, but not degree :) I do realize it's pretty frivolous, and a bit funny. It's also a good minimal example! Even though it is only meant to be used as a…
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Comment #4599547
#creative I like this idea, but the results have what I would say is "very low momentum" in them (not speaking with any kind of terminology here, just ad hoc) meaning that just as …
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Comment #4599514
sorry if i missed the dns part; talking specifically about the test page in question
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Comment #4599509
#creative I was specifically talking about that one page and its location. It is English, meant to be parsed as a literal by a program, it's not a random number or a response to a …
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Comment #4599402
#creative (see [1]) The Apple implementation is "logically the same" as the Microsoft implementation, yet so much cleaner. check for yourself. http://www.apple.com/library/test/suc…
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Comment #4586710
the asterisk. even after 10 years of this (or is it 15?) i still look for the footnote :( ... made worse by the fact that sometimes there is one!
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Comment #4582776
Three founders is three too many. Businesses don't need founders. They need owners and they need managing directors. Too many people think that becoming the former magically makes …
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