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    Shared Massive Parrallel Tick Testing System?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_computing
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    Decimal Handling in C++

    One piece of information that you might already be aware of, but is important if you are not, is that division by integers will always equal integers even if the result is stored in a double. More often that not, when I think I have a rounding problem it is because of this. Here is an...
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    Backpropagation neural network source code

    That is good news. I probably could have just copied one off the internet but I figured it would be better to code up one myself so I would understand exactly what it was doing and would be able to modify it. I was surprised that I got it working just because its the kind of thing where you...
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    Backpropagation neural network source code

    I do but it is filled with crappy literals and things that i would have to change to make portable, so i chose not to include it.
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    Backpropagation neural network source code

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    Backpropagation neural network source code

    This is the first time I've made one of these so it does not come with a warranty. It seems to work ok so far .. I trained it to tell the difference between pictures of letters.
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    If you think you know what the economy needs here is your chance:

    Yeah.. I think this one will do good because you don't have to sign up and go through all the crap if you just have a short one.
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    If you think you know what the economy needs here is your chance:

    Interesting site that lets people propose ideas and vote on them: www.ideasieve.com
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    Cure cancer with your computer

    better understanding of proteomics could lead to developments in epigenomics, which is basically the interface between the dna and the environment
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    Cure cancer with your computer

    http://ideasieve.com/idea.php?id=13
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    How well to humans know random?

    Well I'm gonna bump this one last time and if no one is interested I don't think I will bother calculating the results.
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    I can prove beyond shadow of doubt, that 90% are completely stupefied

    What a bunch of bull everyone knows that there is no such thing as new york.
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    How well to humans know random?

    I think we got 13 now. At this rate we should be at 40 by just over 7000 views.
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    the END OF THE INTERNET as we know it

    I thought it was bull too until I did a search for it. Google is talking about it so it must have a basis in reality. http://www.google.com/help/netneutrality.html
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    the END OF THE INTERNET as we know it

    There is no f-ing way this will happen... if I can't have access to my wikipedia I swear to god I will make it my mission in life to form the largest coalition in history against this.
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    How well to humans know random?

    This is one of the reasons why people argue so much about the random walk hypothesis. People do not agree on the definition of what random means.
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    How well to humans know random?

    keep em comin
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    How well to humans know random?

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    How well to humans know random?

    I think that makes 11 so far...
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    How well to humans know random?

    You can look at the distribution of people posting in the es journal over time: http://www.donotrememberthisaddress.com/financialmarkets/esposters.php
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