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Linkies.- Wu Tang vs The BeatlesAaaaaaaaan DOWNLOAD!Enter The Magical Mystery Chambers: Wu Tang acapellas over beats made with samples of Beatles songs. Produced by Tom Caruana. (via Brian Lam) […]
- RCA Airnergy Charges Gadgets with Nothing But Wifi Signals [Chargers]GizmodoIf this works, it is brilliant. First plausible use case for wireless charging.Shared by darrick Mmm, wireless electricity is so sexy! Forget PowerMats and wireless charging and the like, because the Airnergy wi-fi signal harvester is my new front runner for the future of gadget charging. It's not exactly new tech, as ohGizmo notes, but it's the fi […]
- Crash StateGeoff makes my brain bigger.The L.A. Times reports that, "Over the next six months, a budget-induced employee retirement program will shrink [L.A.'s] civilian workforce—a group that excludes the Department of Water and Power—by at least 9%. Some policymakers have only begun grasping the magnitude of the exodus of librarians, building inspectors, tr […]
- Wu Tang vs The Beatles
I, for one, welcome our death-dealing barking robot overlords
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I know quake is free now, but couldn’t they have trained it on a copy of the sims instead?
update: I can’t find the article anywhere now. Found it in my feed reader, it was about scientists who were growing a neural net using cultured dog brain slices. They were supposedly training it by using a grid of electrodes somehow connected to a game of quake. The more I think about it, the fishier it sounds. Having read recently about how neural nets actually work when used by scientists, it is hard to believe bunging some electrodes in -> playing a rendered 3d game. I will try to be more careful in the future. This article was something I found and wrote about while on the subway, so I couldn’t read further about it first.