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Biological Neural Networks as Service
(bioserver.net)
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CureVac focuses on the development of mRNA-based coronavirus vaccine
(curevac.com)
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mpoloton
7y ago
There was a documentary about this company and other surveillance topics aired on Swiss TV in last November. https://www.rts.ch/dossiers/la-suisse-sous-couverture/ It's in French and may not be accessible out
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mpoloton
7y ago
Printer manufacturers have been doing this [1] for a long time. 1 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_Identification_Code
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mpoloton
7y ago
It seems they have removed the DNS entry for www.farsnews.com therefore, www.farsnews.ir is still accessible.
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Iranian news agency says its website has GONE DOWN ‘due to US sanctions’
(rt.com)
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7y ago
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mpoloton
7y ago
Electron rest mass is about 1E-31 Kg which is orders of magnitude more than the proposed estimated bit mass of 1E-38 Kg.
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mpoloton
7y ago
Yet, Saudi Arabia is an ally of US and purchases billion dollars of American weapons that kills civilians. You know very well that the sanctions has nothing to do with the democracy index. It is just another tool in the toolbox of the empir
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mpoloton
7y ago
You should add to your list thess odds as well - smart watch correctly detects a crash
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mpoloton
7y ago
I feel this is becoming a geopolitical conversation. I can go on and on, so do you. I don't want to hijack the main discussion of the thread any longer which was the human aspect of the sanctions to a geo-strategical game. Thanks for a
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mpoloton
7y ago
Yes, you are right they didn't literally say that because in that case it would be legally troublesome. I think it is childish to think that this is not pure coercion either to the negotiation/surrender table or public unrest. By
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mpoloton
7y ago
What they mean by negotiation is sever limit on Iran missile program. They ask Iran to limit its missile range very considerably. At first you may say missile is not defensive but offensive. But the fact is that Iran has no air force or any
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7y ago
Just refer to John Bolton, you can find many instances. He gave a talk for MEK which was in the US terrorist group list.
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7y ago
I didn't say it is "Terrorism" I said "Economic Terrorism". Economic sanctions by definition are indiscriminate. Now there is a shortage of some cancer and MS medication in Iran and people are dying because of it. E
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Definition of terrorism according to Wikipedia: "Terrorism is, in the broadest sense, the use of intentionally indiscriminate violence as a means to create terror among masses of people; or fear to achieve a religious or political aim.
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mpoloton
7y ago
Now there are many ARM single board computers such as RockPi with PCI-E connectors.
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mpoloton
8y ago
This might be due to the involvement of Panthera Corporation in the conservation effort. The founder of Panthera,Thomas S. Kaplan, is also the main donor to United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI). UANI aggressively lobbied for sever sanctions o
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mpoloton
8y ago
Online Codes ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_codes ) are very similar to Raptor codes for rateless erasure coding. The construction consists of an inner an outer code. However unlike RaptorQ, they are not optimiz
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mpoloton
8y ago
You can have a look at Tornado codes[1]. These codes are also based on LT codes and their patent seems to be no longer in effect. For a completely open and free alternative for application-level forward erasure correction (AL-FEC) codes, ch
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mpoloton
10y ago
PuTTY is a good example where the author resisted to turn it into bloatware. It is minimal and does the thing it is supposed to do.
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mpoloton
10y ago
I think the recruiting process is designed to minimize type II errors (false negatives), namely someone who passes the process but would later turn out to be a bad recruit. Inevitably, the type I error (false positives) grows, those who are
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mpoloton
10y ago
The point is not that is 86K is low. In fact it is an interesting salary if you consider all salaries in the US among all jobs. The point is that it is lower than US software engineer average salary. This leads to wage compression for the
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10y ago
As a side note, I've lived both in San Diego and Berlin for a short period. It's true, in Germany total deduction of salary can go as high as 40 percent. But you get full health care coverage, child care, paternity and maternity l
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10y ago
The statistical expectation from the dataset that you link to is $86,328.67 [1]. I no nothing about US salaries, but I don't consider this value a competitive salary. Therefore, I believe the premise of the article is statically correc
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33rd Chaos Communication Congress Livestreams
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10y ago
I admit I was guilty of this. After failing in my first startup I realized that I was playing the startup game rather than creating true value.
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Intel buys computer vision startup Movidius
(techcrunch.com)
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10y ago
Neither of them are mosques. Picture 5 is a palace [1] and 9 is a public bath [2]. You can see the name of these places here [3] 1 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chehel_Sotoun 2 - https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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10y ago
You missed social media. I know people who spend hours on facebook each day!
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ASP Vision: Optically Computing the First Layer of Convolutional Neural Networks
(nuit-blanche.blogspot.com)
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10y ago
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