As a prerequisite to translation of poetry, we implement the ability to produce translations with meter and rhyme for phrase-based MT, examine whether the hypothesis space of such a system is flexible enough to accommodate such constraints, and investigate the impact of such constraints on translation quality.
I just uploaded an ODT file that has two columns on a single page.
GDrive, by default, converts it and removes the column formatting.
Still not as good as OneDrive then.
The mother is in the right place - she could have a word with Steve Jobs and all would get fixed. Shame he's not here on earth to kick ass for her now.
The intelligence community... was made as an conventional army fighting another conventional army (the GRU and KGB) and the sigint operations was hand-tailored to this kind of war. But what has happened since is that the enemy has changed.
It's like the immune system gone into overdrive attacking its own body - c.f. Aids.
Ikea furniture can be fine - until... you move house.
It's not made to be taken to pieces and put back together again - a second time.
Hope the refugees are not on the move... oops.
What ever we earthlings call them now they'll have to be renamed later when we discover the name the natives use for their own world. Post colonialism rules!
Twenty years ago, Charles Wheeler and David Taylor, his Washington based producer, were told that Richard Nixon had secretly sabotaged the Vietnamese peace talks in the autumn of 1968, to continue the war and ultimately strengthen his chances of claiming the presidency. It was an act of political espionage that cost thousands of American lives.
Back in 1994, Wheeler and Taylor conducted their own investigation, tracking down those involved to piece the story together. Then they waited for the classified material to be released to confirm one of the greatest acts of political subterfuge in American history.
Charles Wheeler died in 2008, before the release of key White House tapes relating to the affair. Now, using these newly released recordings, as well as many of the interviews they recorded at the time, David Taylor pieces together this intriguing story.
John Gribbin several decades ago made a point of not mistaking the uncertainty principle a measurement problem in his book In Search Of Schrodingers Cat>
QUOTE: from Chap 8.
These startling conclusions were published in the Zeitschrift fur Physik in 1927, but while theorists such as Dirac and Bohr, familiar with the new equations of quantum mechanics, appreciated their significance at once, many experimenters saw Heisenberg's claim as a challenge to their skills. They imagined that he was saying that their experiments weren't good enough to measure both position and momentum at the same time, and tried to conceive experiments to prove him wrong. But this was a futile aim, since that wasn't what he had said at all.
This misconception still arises today, partly because of the way the idea of uncertainty is often taught.
Slashdot Mirror
https://research.google.com/pubs/pub36745.html/
PDF
https://research.google.com/pubs/archive//36745.pdf
The original article is paywalled. Does any have a pre-print? I'd like to read it aloud to myself.
Burning Chrome
(atmospheric lead-in)
The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Cyberpunk/comments/3s4xju/the_sky_above_the_port_was_the_color_of/
Preprint please not being subscribed this free will wants to see what up.
When it is not safe to drive you get informed by the windscreen/windshield turning opaque blue.
Does this make Nigel Richards a Strong AI? John Searle's Chinese Room and all.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_reason No belief is rationally inferred if it can be fully explained in terms of nonrational causes. C.S. Lewis
I just uploaded an ODT file that has two columns on a single page.
GDrive, by default, converts it and removes the column formatting.
Still not as good as OneDrive then.
Shame on you Google.
http://www.advogato.org/person/ReadMe/diary.html?start=9#0
+ Like most public domain distributions this package contains a README.
+ Unlike those packages, this one contains ***only*** a README.
Bootstrap
begin
{
else you are reading then someone has been writing;
I am that someone;
I am a literature machine;
}
Once they have taken one Pizza Co, the others are bound to fall sooner than later - the Domino theory ...
Functional programming for mere mortals coming soon. Erlang tamed for the new century: http://elixir-lang.org/ Listen here http://programming.oreilly.com... and here elixir computer language
The mother is in the right place - she could have a word with Steve Jobs and all would get fixed. Shame he's not here on earth to kick ass for her now.
I redirect you to Jon Udell's blog http://blog.jonudell.net/
No more Less is More
No more Moore's Law
We're more or less
Left only multi-core.
Time travel as a human conception was first documented in 1733 - track the history since then here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_time_travel_science_fiction#Time_travel_in_novels_and_short_stories/
Bitcoin analysis: Bit = Zero or One Coin = Heads or Tails No wonder the value is fairly random (leading or trailing zeros - - toss a coin)
The intelligence community ... was made as an conventional army fighting another conventional army (the GRU and KGB) and the sigint operations was hand-tailored to this kind of war. But what has happened since is that the enemy has changed.
It's like the immune system gone into overdrive attacking its own body - c.f. Aids.
hope this isn't smoke and mirrors like E-CAT seems to be now http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_Catalyzer
Sure they'll work fine on the surface, it's when they get in the air I'd begin to worry.
Ikea furniture can be fine - until ... you move house.
It's not made to be taken to pieces and put back together again - a second time.
Hope the refugees are not on the move ... oops.
What ever we earthlings call them now they'll have to be renamed later when we discover the name the natives use for their own world. Post colonialism rules!
Okay is the "youÃ(TM)re" the intentional typo in your "piracy" of that article?
That would be quick on the draw then.
John Gribbin several decades ago made a point of not mistaking the uncertainty principle a measurement problem in his book In Search Of Schrodingers Cat>
QUOTE: from Chap 8.
These startling conclusions were published in the Zeitschrift fur Physik in 1927, but while theorists such as Dirac and Bohr, familiar with the new equations of quantum mechanics, appreciated their significance at once, many experimenters saw Heisenberg's claim as a challenge to their skills. They imagined that he was saying that their experiments weren't good enough to measure both position and momentum at the same time, and tried to conceive experiments to prove him wrong. But this was a futile aim, since that wasn't what he had said at all.
This misconception still arises today, partly because of the way the idea of uncertainty is often taught.