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by scientist 8y ago
Could you please explain your comment? The link that you have provided explains that with the new Intel Xeon Scalable generation it is difficult to implement single-root PCI complex on typically available motherboards, while according to [1
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Announcing TITS 2017 – The (un)official sister event to NIPS(medium.com)
2 points by scientist 9y ago|0 comments
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by scientist 9y ago
You do not need to pay to host a PDF article, there are platforms such as arxiv.org or zenodo.org that do this for free for you.
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by scientist 9y ago
Self-driving cars are expected to take over the roads, however no programmer is able to write code that does this directly, without machine learning. However, programmers have built all kinds of software of great value, from operating syste
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by scientist 10y ago
Ironically, on the right of this article there is a link to another article from the same source, entitled "Top of the bots: This AI isn't a cold, cruel killing machine – it's a pop music hit machine" [1]. Perhaps the li
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Liberland – self-proclaimed micronation on the Danube(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by scientist 10y ago|0 comments
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Jürgen Schmidhuber founds a startup to develop general-purpose AI(nnaisense.com)
8 points by scientist 10y ago|0 comments
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Einstein, gravitational waves and peer review (2005)(scitation.aip.org)
1 points by scientist 11y ago|0 comments
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LIGO scientists are expected to declare they have detected gravitational waves(ligo.org)
1 points by scientist 11y ago|0 comments
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by scientist 11y ago
The machines showed in these videos seem suited for very large and expensive processing facilities, which probably are cost-effective because one supplies the consumption of millions to tens of millions of people. But how smaller producers
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by scientist 11y ago
How big is this market?
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The Grid.io builds incredibly slow websites(medium.com)
1 points by scientist 11y ago|0 comments
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by scientist 12y ago
I have been using Keynote [1] for years, without ever losing information. I find that its tree data structure is extremely useful. It is an open-source desktop program. Unfortunately its development seems to have been put on hold. It would
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Time poverty is a problem partly of perception and partly of distribution(economist.com)
2 points by scientist 12y ago|1 comments
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Deep learning works analogously to a mathematical technique used in physics(quantamagazine.org)
2 points by scientist 12y ago|0 comments
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by scientist 12y ago
The linked webpage is the history of the Wikipedia article on Blueseed, where the former COO (apparently) commented an edit with this: "Blueseed is now dead in the water, and I can say so myself as the former COO. Will someone like Elo
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Blueseed is now dead in the water. Will someone like Elon Musk fish it out?(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by scientist 12y ago|1 comments
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by scientist 12y ago
Epistemio allows rating publications as well as publishing post-publication peer reviews. Even though ratings and reviews may be anonymous, reviewers are authenticated, in order to prevent the kind of issues mentioned in the target article.
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by scientist 12y ago
See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8627630
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Azure Partial Service Interruption(azure.microsoft.com)
112 points by scientist 12y ago|2 comments
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New acoustic instrument invented, sounds unique(i100.independent.co.uk)
6 points by scientist 12y ago|0 comments
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by scientist 12y ago
It's not the first time they send broken links. I've also received some in marketing emails from them. And it's not the only issue with Microsoft, but it's illustrative for how they are unable to manage the complexity of
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by scientist 12y ago
Microsoft seems to be a crumbling empire. They seem not even able to maintain their websites. Here is a message I got today from Microsoft Azure: "NO ACTION REQUIRED: We want to notify you of an upcoming maintenance operation to your V
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by scientist 12y ago
From my preliminary tests on a Solr server, using the SSD drive leads to worse performance than using the normal drive.
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Microsoft Azure introduces new machines with SSDs and faster processors(azure.microsoft.com)
3 points by scientist 12y ago|1 comments
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by scientist 12y ago
If you are a scientist, here is the Epistemio page for rating and reviewing the scientific publication discussed here: http://www.epistemio.com/p/AJ09k7Yx
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by scientist 12y ago
Epistemio's page for rating or reviewing the scientific publication discussed here: http://www.epistemio.com/p/AJ09k7Yx
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by scientist 12y ago
Great stuff! However, I thought that the Echo Nest tools that they bought were already doing such stuff. If not, what are they currently using for content-based recommendation?
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by scientist 13y ago
Such a cross-journal database that allows scientists to share ratings and reviews is Epistemio ( http://www.epistemio.com/ ).
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by scientist 13y ago
Hmm... I think that eating lettuce, and vegetables in general, is healthy. The title is just sensationalist, and the article scares people with the possibility that bacteria lives on the plants. If we would take the article seriously, livin

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