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by codeproject 1y ago
can't agree more. there are a lot excellent comments that are better than the original post. I always think about a way to collect those pithy comments. so far i have not figure it out yet. i was wondering if anybody else has the same
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by codeproject 1y ago
there is a minor mistake in this.." their minds jump to what it looked like circa 2003 - a closed source, interpreted, verbose...", C# was never interpreted. From the beginning, C# code has always been compiled to Intermediate La
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by codeproject 1y ago
cool, i like this iterative approach – starting small, maintaining certainty at each step. Nice job. thanks a lot
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Ilya Sutskever research on dec, 2010(magazine.utoronto.ca)
2 points by codeproject 1y ago|1 comments
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by codeproject 1y ago
to train the network on New York Times articles, with the goal of teaching it to identify authorship. Sutskever concedes this could likely form the basis for plagiarism software one day, provided it functions well enough.
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by codeproject 1y ago
The writer's children actually inherited his empire and even wrote a book called Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teens. I always wondered—if the original book was so powerful and effective, wouldn't the greatest beneficiaries be
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by codeproject 1y ago
thank you so much for this, it is surprising that i have never heard this part of history. the big mighty France, the land of "Liberty, equality, fraternity", could be so cruel, so stingy. it breaks my heart to hear the story like
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by codeproject 2y ago
can't agree more !!!
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by codeproject 2y ago
very good writing. it is still relevant considered it was written 44 years ago. but we are in the age of AGI now, do we still need this? I am sure this one has been used already by several Large LLM as training materials.
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by codeproject 2y ago
I was always wondering if the exercises are the real panacea. if you look at some of the real successful and effective people, they all have one thing in common. they don't exercise. Look at Henry Kissinger, who is about 400 ibs and 1
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by codeproject 2y ago
We are at the dawn of a new age of AI, where everything is set to change significantly. You read a lot, do you have any insights into what society might look like in the next 5 to 10 years? What kinds of jobs might emerge? What major change
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by codeproject 4y ago
I don't know if anyone noticed this; the name of chief product officer of TurnItIn is Annie Chechitells. If i were in her position, I would change my name to Check-it-All. that would sound more professional.
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by codeproject 4y ago
thanks, i never got to the bottom part of page.
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by codeproject 4y ago
There seems to be an error in the first paragraph. Introducing productivity blocker, The first Chrome extension for blocking any website that make you productive. should the word "productive" be unproductive?
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by codeproject 4y ago
it is a good story
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by codeproject 5y ago
have you ever lived in the soviet union before? or You just read about it from the media? Not to defend the system here. Just a gentle reminder of a bit critical thinking. >its all a game and there is little difference between what you
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by codeproject 5y ago
action take care of everything. Just Do it, then you get inspiration, motivation and enthusiasm. you will say, see, it isn't too bad!!
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by codeproject 5y ago
I think the book "think fast and slow" is overrated. is the work worthy of Nobel Prize? I was amazed, amazed so far nobody has raised this Issue.
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by codeproject 5y ago
>I think Tristan Harris was aware of that and that also probably is the point. Then the guy must have a sense of humor. that is nice point. thanks for the comment.
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by codeproject 5y ago
The presentation itself is a huge distraction. I understand the good intention behind it. but does it really neccessary to use 137 pages to illustrate a very simple issue? I think 5 pages is more than enough to explain it clearly. I read
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by codeproject 5y ago
People in the pictures are all pretty skinny. It looks like they must have a healthy diet.
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by codeproject 5y ago
I have this bittersweet feeling. surely you had a wonderful dad. Thanks for sharing this wonderful story.
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by codeproject 5y ago
Thanks a lot, Appreciate. It is not I don't want to pay the washingtonpost.com. I just don't have time to read them.
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by codeproject 5y ago
that is a great site. To be really honest, Those bugs are not much trouble compared with your service to all. that is really remarkable useful website. Thank you so much from the bottom of our hearts.
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by codeproject 5y ago
He JianKui's Project is not to build the superman. the parent of the baby girls is HIV positive. He did that so that Parent is not going to worry about their babies is going to get the disease.
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by codeproject 5y ago
Totally Agree!!! it is the initial stage.
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by codeproject 5y ago
if you read the Original Article close enough, You will see the subtle point here: >If this is successfully applied in young patients, it has the potential to prevent irreversible complications of the disease How young is this going to b
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by codeproject 5y ago
Two years ago, Chinese Scientist Dr.He JianKui did a very similar thing. He edited the genome of twin girls so that they will be immune to the HIV-virus. By all account the project is successful. The announcement of this breakthrough cause
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by codeproject 5y ago
There is one trick to master mathematics: Proactive. you can't be lazy. You have to ask question relentlessly. Always ask question, always find an example.
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by codeproject 6y ago
don't be so harsh on the old man. He indeed accomplished a lot. A little bit self-promotion is generally Ok. What did Steve Jobs actually do technically?

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