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| Thiel Owners Out of curiosity, has anyone here listen to speaker that has been corrected by the program Python rePhase? I think Tom did mention he had listened to before and after rephase? Does the sound change at all?The correction done by rePhase can be do... | |
| IM Distortion, Speakers and the Death of Science What's interesting is that we have electron microscope that can look at a cell atom by atom, therefore we can know everything we need to know in theory what constitute a cell, the basic architecture of a cell, but nobody has been able to create a ... | |
| IM Distortion, Speakers and the Death of Science I understand "in theory", but I mean if someone can point me to a place on Earth that can actually do it - that is able to make a cell that can multiply itself."In theory", since human are made of the same stuffs such as electrons, neutrons, proto... | |
| IM Distortion, Speakers and the Death of Science I mean literally can replicate such as a living cell replicating itself. Maybe the word "replicate" is a wrong chosen word. I mean "replicate" in a sense of a cell reproducing itself. It may be able to do in theory, but I mean in a sense of a "... | |
| IM Distortion, Speakers and the Death of Science To say a neuron is a "machine" is too simplistic. A living cell can replicate itself. As far as I know, no lab on this world can create a living cell. And no machine in this world can replicate itself - that is able to be re-generative.To say that... | |
| IM Distortion, Speakers and the Death of Science I think we are arguing about "precision" vs. "accuracy". If I am sensitive to 1mV input, then my precision is 1mV.If the brain is sensitive to one neuron, whatever its charge might be, then the brain is precise to that one unit of charge (coming ... | |
| IM Distortion, Speakers and the Death of Science Heaudio123 seems to be the only one on earth thinking he got our brain all figured out while everybody else on earth all scratching their heads trying to figure out. Logically if you got something all figured out, then it means you should be able... | |
| IM Distortion, Speakers and the Death of Science Simple algorithms on a computeDigital "nets" directly on an IC with or without intentional noise (and often at low precision ... sort of like our brain), and if you want to play "word" games, that breaks your use of the word algorithm. Analog nets... | |
| IM Distortion, Speakers and the Death of Science If you continue to use such a narrow definition of computer OR artificial intelligence, you will never understand it. If I called it artificial life instead of artificial intelligence, would it be easier for you to understand? Actually I think ... | |
| IM Distortion, Speakers and the Death of Science AI works by combining large amounts of data with fast, iterative processing and intelligent algorithms, allowing the software to learn automatically from patterns or features in the data. It's hard to separate AI and algorithm. Maybe AI is a s... | |
| Cross-talk and distortion, chief soundstage contributors... With respect to amp, there are some merits in term of reducing cross-talk improving soundstage. Everything else being equal, I found that dual monoblock amps tend to have a more stable soundstage and focus. Intuitively, the less interference betwe... | |
| IM Distortion, Speakers and the Death of Science A lot of time I would "mute" the youtube clip, and use the function "CC" for the subtitles, but I do notice there are quite a few errors. Maybe in realtime it's more difficult. Dictation services could afford to rewind or forward the clip so tha... | |
| IM Distortion, Speakers and the Death of Science Ever since computers came out of the 1980’s there’ve been talks of computers replacing humans. I've heard the exact same things back then. It’s definitely been a very very long tunnel :-)Fancy talks cannot produce real world evidences. | |
| IM Distortion, Speakers and the Death of Science able to learn from mistakes when provided with new information That's not the same as "creativity". Even if AI can learn, it can only learn within the confine of the given "algorithm". An AI that was programmed to do brain scan, can't learn h... | |
| Thiel Owners As for bi-wiring, I know there are different opinions on the topic. For me here the order in term of improvement:1. Single run but larger gauge wire2. Smaller gauge wire but bi-wire3. By ampFor me, going from 1 to 3, the most difference was in th... |