Hey, look at this. Does it look familiar to you? Well, considering that I think my blog doesn't get enough traffic, I was both pleased and surprised when I noticed that various stories on it occupied four of the five "most emailed" slots on scienceblogs last night. Not bad, eh?
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A fun little apocalyptic post from everybody's favourite humour site, Cracked. Skynet, anyone?
Does the resolution or precision of human memory change with its available capacity? In other words, can you remember fewer items with greater precision than you can remember more items?
There's little evidence that "staging" the training of neural networks on language-like input - feeding them part of the problem space initially, and scaling that up as they learn - confers any consistent benefit in terms of their long term learning (as
This is just sad:
I guess cloning, cats, twins and snail sex sells.
One of my friends linked to your cats are evil post, and I subscribed... via RSS though, I've never used the "email this" option.
You're a good writer, GrrlScientist! (As if there were any doubt...) And you also come up with catchy titles--that draws people in.
BTW, what's happening with that book proposal you mentioned you were working on, sometime back? Inquiring minds want to know!
Damn neurophilosophers!
Bob