Miners are promised a monetary reward for their number-crunching work.
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Number crunching seniors might want to look into offering bookkeeping services.
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Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said number-crunching needed a rethink.
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But its number-crunching is also pretty good at picking sports.
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They're based on probabilities churned from intense number crunching and historical data.
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But in recent years the world of number-crunching has changed radically.
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The verdict from Mr Fuloria's number-crunching is clear (see chart, above).
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However number-crunching from The Economist might offer a rather sweeter solution.
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This number-crunching, though, was just the first part of the journey.
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Eventually, after years of research and number crunching, I found the answer.
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Mr Cruz's victory in the Iowa primaries was based on effective number-crunching.
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However, on the surface, Big Data is all about numbers and number crunching.
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The European model also had the advantage of vastly greater number-crunching capacity.
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The number-crunching has made it all the way down to the field.
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But neither the intuition nor the number-crunching is as convincing as it looks.
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The prospect of more oil heading into storage could make number-crunching even tougher.
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These training systems, in the more general sense, improve AI software through massive number crunching.
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Nevertheless, a clear trend emerges from the number-crunching: swearing is indeed on the rise.
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That suggests the number-crunching performed by fallible analysts and investors produces much lower returns.
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But besides this basic number crunching, the announcement essentially lives in a vacuum of sorts.
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Refinancing student loans is a tricky strategy, requiring a ton of number crunching and evaluating.
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That number crunching came from talking to other retirees and observing what aging relatives needed.
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When it comes to personal finances, Andy and Nicole are no strangers to number-crunching.
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Microsoft Excel isn't just a tool for accountants, data analysts, and other number-crunching roles anymore.
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But if you're someone who does some serious number crunching, Nums might be able to help.
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The consequence of all this number-crunching is not as clear-cut as environmentalists might hope.
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A study published last year by the RAND Corporation, a think-tank, did the number-crunching.
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And even with a great deal of number crunching, we didn't arrive at a definitive answer.
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In part, that's because number crunching revealed that treatment is cost-effective in the long run.
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Its number-crunching shows how much China appears to reward African countries that vote with it.
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So, there's virtually no way to avoid the number-crunching powerhouse that is Microsoft Excel. Sorry.
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The Economist's number-crunching suggests such thoughts are, as Texans say, too big for their britches.
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However, with impressive legwork and number-crunching, the Times has made the picture much less opaque.
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Thakran says that he has come to realize that number-crunching alone will not make one successful.
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But now that the campaign and number-crunching is over, another arguably more important campaign has begun.
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Our economies may be moving towards content churning and number crunching, but Antony Gormley still makes things.
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One could easily do such number crunching on many other countries and come up with similar figures.
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Defense attorneys argued, however, the "number crunching" should be excluded because it's "just guesswork," and Walls agreed.
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Such number-crunching naturally will be done during this World Cup, as well, and with good reason.
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That seemed more like a toy for researchers than a way of getting any serious number crunching done.
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These number-crunching machines will give you some idea of how you should plan for your financial future.
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Admittedly, few people need a number crunching beast like the Radeon VII for their day-to-day work.
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More broadly, some people worry about how all this number-crunching will affect democracy, in America and elsewhere.
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The number-crunching revealed that the average Oklahoma cow releases about 182 pounds of methane gas per year.
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And while it does its number-crunching just fine, it could stand to go a little bit faster.
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Economist Henry Kaufman believes Wall Street's obsession with number crunching is blinding it to finding important market developments.
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Milanovic isn't just a whiz at number crunching; he has a whimsical, wide-ranging appreciation for history and culture.
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NUMBER-crunching literary criticism was the butt of an academic in-joke in "Arcadia" (1993), Tom Stoppard's cerebral play.
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Notable among the three is Johnson, a brilliant mathematician who did some crucial number crunching for NASA's earliest programs.
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He was content to do the unglamorous work of negotiating and number crunching, of policy rather than personal profile.
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It's a combination of Piketty-style number crunching with some helpful cultural analysis, plus a bit of political advocacy.
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There's a more accurate way of determining a judge's judicial philosophy than simple number-crunching: Read the judge's judicial opinions.
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After all, no number-crunching could have predicted that last year, the incorrect movie would be announced as Best Picture.
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They create some 70% of new bitcoins by operating the computers that do the number-crunching that underpins the cryptocurrency.
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The TV networks and the Associated Press save their number-crunching for after polls close and votes are being tabulated.
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The task was so massive the number crunching had to be done by supercomputer over Harvard's Christmas break, Di noted.
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The number-crunching nerds over at FiveThirtyEight compared the movie ratings on Fandango and Rotten Tomatoes a few months ago.
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That sounds icky, we know, but you can at least make it bearable by doing the number crunching in Excel.
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So as well as number crunching at their desks, investors are also actively leaving the office and conducting field research.
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Parents should do what's best for them and their families, and resist the allure of fads and number-crunching algorithms.
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And I ask the brain room, these people at Fox News that do all of the number crunching thing for us.
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The drinks are real, though, so it's probably a good thing there isn't any complicated math or number-crunching going on.
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However, pace many philosophers, there is not a different level of reality that our computers access when they do number crunching.
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After some back-of-the-envelope number crunching*, Motherboard arrived at a figure of roughly $16 per hour driving for TappCar.
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The AI-powered technology is essentially "a very smart, a very powerful number-crunching machine," founder Ajeet Singh told Business Insider.
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If Ramdev is Patanjali's flamboyant mascot, Balkrishna is his foil, a number-crunching introvert with buckteeth and a high, soft voice.
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Redditor Aea discovered his MacBook pro slowed down after 5 minutes of running Prime 95—a CPU intensive number crunching program.
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He relied on a steady diet of midrange jumpers, a shot ridiculed by the league's growing mass of number-crunching analysts.
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It's an exercise in number crunching and not doing the job I went into, which was to actually listen to people.
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Overall, our number-crunching suggests that the World Cup used roughly $360m of player labour, far greater than FIFA's pot of $209m.
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That was true, but with a bit more distance and number-crunching it is clear that this is not the whole story.
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Robert McNamara took his organisational and number-crunching talents from the Ford Motor Company to the Vietnam war, albeit with unhappy results.
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The system Dr Angelov and his colleagues have devised does not rely on having a central computer to do the number-crunching.
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But to process a full 12-megapixel image snapped by a modern smartphone, that equates to about 4.7-seconds of number crunching.
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Chips will still get better, but at a slower pace (number-crunching power is now doubling only every 2.5 years, says Intel).
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There's a chance Shirriff could get extremely lucky and happen upon the next hash after just a few minutes of number crunching.
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With the initial smartphone number-crunching complete, the team pored over the results — a collection of hundreds of never-before-seen macrocycles.
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But no amount of number-crunching based on past data can properly assess whether this is the case; it is a judgment call.
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All of these numbers come courtesy of Nikhil Madadi, a number-crunching election enthusiast who compiled them for me at 4:45 p.m.
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Clinton appears likely to win when the counting is done — all the number-crunching of state polls pointed to resounding success for Mrs.
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Iwao did her number crunching primarily from Google's office in Seattle, where she works at as a developer and advocate for Google Cloud.
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First, Google has proven that server technology now has the ability to scale horizontally and bring unfathomable number-crunching power to each of us.
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So he joined a consortium of insurance companies to create Verisk Analytics, a number-crunching operation whose mission was to dish out risk data.
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These two organisations have been central to the rise of cloud computing, the provision of all kinds of number-crunching services over the internet.
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As a three-year-old, she can't play the main games in the series, which require quite a bit of reading and number-crunching.
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EAGLE's number-crunching starts with the simplest of premises: that the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) is a reasonable proxy for a player's skill.
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It's not that I expected the office to be slow, but I thought the day would mostly consist of number-crunching and screen time.
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But whatever the outcome of the final, the club's ascent has already started to make number-crunching acceptable, even fashionable, in England and beyond.
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Uniquely, among the big base metal markets, there is no independent statistical body doing the hard number-crunching work for the rest of us.
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The Congressional Budget Office has been under fire from Republicans who claim it has provided faulty number crunching for the party's proposed health legislation.
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But with more data and more number-crunching capabilities, Bar-Yam's institute has been able to narrow down the causes of crises in many cases.
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This is not a completely original hypothesis but the authors lend weight to it by applying some of their own wizardry as number-crunching economists.
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It's essentially the most powerful desktop chip you can buy from Intel right now, so if number crunching is your business, it's probably for you.
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Some number crunching and plotting produced an image showing the WiFi router as a bright spot, with the cross as a shadow in the foreground.
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The number of ways you can use Excel is countless, and so are the number of features packed inside Microsoft's most popular number-crunching application.
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Take all of this and a little number crunching, and SafeWise was able to put out a list of the top 0003 states for pets.
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If you do some number crunching, it's easy to figure out how much you need to save every month, week, or day to get there.
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Polling is crucial for campaign coverage, but in 2016 the attention on number-crunching sites like FiveThirtyEight led to a conflation of reporting and forecasting.
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The result of all this number-crunching puts Alaska and Louisiana in the top three most dangerous locales, alongside D.C. The winners in terms of safety?
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Because it lets it do all the number crunching required to do all sorts of wonderful stuff, like training the arm to perform tasks by touch.
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The paradox, of course, is that Google's intense data collection and number crunching have led it to the same conclusions that good managers have always known.
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But all of this furtive number crunching does nothing to stop me from screaming for the cool blast before we're out of the warm-up phase.
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On top of this, each core has a clock speed, a measurement of how fast it can do its number crunching, usually measured in gigahertz (GHz).
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According to number-crunching by the Centre for Responsive Politics, a non-partisan research group, Mr McCready has raised $4.7m, whereas Mr Bishop has raised $1.9m.
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She considers this a feminine form of leadership and believes it rare and distinct from the common male approach of straight-up number crunching and strategy.
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The ability to get the number-crunching, data-storage and development tools they need without capital expenditure has been a blessing for startups and larger customers alike.
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The idea then, as now, was to create a world-class supercomputing platform that could be accessed by any researcher with a problem requiring intense number crunching.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors searching for perpetrators and victims in this week's U.S. stock market selloff pointed to a familiar source: number-crunching fund managers and machines.
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Firms say they have not yet seen a big impact, but even a few percentage points of number-crunching power matter, says Stacy Rasgon of Bernstein Research.
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They could also enable "edge computing", the idea that more and more number-crunching will not happen in centralised data centres but at the fringe of networks.
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Meaningful applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning can require unprecedented computing power, and quantum computers may make this kind of severe number-crunching into something sustainable.
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Mr Romer's paper decried the pretend "mathiness" of many economists: the use of meaningless number-crunching to give a veneer of academic credibility to near-useless theories.
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But it proved to be difficult computationally, as well, requiring lots of number crunching to interpret a single new image in the style of, say, Claude Monet.
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You know, the number-crunching villain of countless show business stories, forever nervous about novelty and forever stymying creativity in pursuit of a ratings point or two.
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Boundless uses data and design to make the immigration process more straightforward, and number-crunching and messaging skills come in handy when we're doing advocacy work, too.
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When George W. Bush insisted that his tax cuts mainly went to the middle class, this wasn't true, but it took some number-crunching to show that.
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It wasn't long before then that the space agency and its predecessor, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, used "computers in skirts" to do all the number-crunching.
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So, it will take more number crunching to figure out exactly when specific regions will hit the sea levels that tip the balance towards more frequent extreme floods.
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For many of us, Microsoft Office introduced us to word processing, digital number-crunching, presentation building, and other types of tasks that require creating some sort of document.
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With the possibility of living another 21.5 or 53 years after retiring, ensuring you don't outlive your nest egg requires a lot of self-introspection and number-crunching.
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Clinton, one of our number-crunching experts explains the fluctuations and reassures us that high-quality polls over the next few weeks are likely to be highly predictive.
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The associates that are kept on are being transitioned to responsibilities that are client-facing, as opposed to the number-crunching that defined their earlier years, recruiters said.
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Years ago, Intel's main business was in memory chips, a market that collapsed three decades ago, leading the company to move toward making number-crunching processors for PCs.
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And because the device is in the exact same position for both shots, the depth data is far less noisy, involving less number-crunching to get into usable shape.
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Ahead of this summer's World Cup they have been inundated with forecasts from algorithm-wielding boffins, who have boasted of their sophisticated number-crunching—and yielded wildly different results.
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In the middle of Tuesday night's debate, political outsider and spiritual author Marianne Williamson re-upped her support for reparations — but she did so with some serious number-crunching.
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Per the AP's number-crunching, gerrymandering allowed House Republicans to occupy as many as 22 seats they otherwise wouldn't have, and "nearly four" of those seats are in Texas.
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This is a new concept for the FCA, which has done its own number-crunching to work out what the shares should have been worth when investors were buying.
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Bob Clagett, the former dean of admissions at Middlebury College, saw similar results when he helped inspire number-crunching among students there and at the University of North Carolina.
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A squash enthusiast, Mr. Muzinich has little time for the courts amid the crush of meetings and number crunching, according to friends who keep in regular touch with him.
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Jonathan Koomey of Stanford University reckons that between 1950 and 2010 the amount of number-crunching possible with a kilowatt-hour of energy grew roughly a hundred-billion-fold.
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And, reflecting a growing interest in politics rather than focusing on number crunching, Kishor wants to portray Congress as the only inclusive national party in India, the sources said.
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But despite having a single rear camera the XR uses software and the sheer number-crunching power of the A12 processor to accomplish a similar effect, with two big caveats.
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According to our number-crunching, polls start picking the right winner more than half of the time 52 weeks before the convention, or about in mid-July of this year.
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Nonetheless, calculating the precise connection between sea level rise and storm surge involves some very tricky number-crunching, since there's no uniformity to the location and intensity of these surges.
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According to Kantrowitz's number crunching, more than 14 percent of recent bachelor's degree recipients, on average, end up with excessive debt, more than double the percentage from a generation ago.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The market's quick and hard-to-explain declines this week led some investors to point fingers at number-crunching fund strategies designed to control and balance risk.
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Metcalf's arrival made a considerable ripple in the online hockey community and set in motion a trend in which many N.H.L. teams look to the internet for number-crunching talent.
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The site has already used its resources and staff's number-crunching skills to analyze topics such as how much one should spend on wedding gifts and who actually pays for weddings.
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Two Sigma, a large American "quant" hedge fund, for example, is betting its number-crunching algorithms can gauge risks and set prices for insurance better and faster than any human could.
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Number-crunching by Wonkhe, a higher-education website, found that at many universities there was a significant gap in the offer-rate between black and non-black applicants with similar grades.
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With computers doing the calculations since the 1970s, a lot of the number-crunching work of predicting eclipse paths has gone away, said Espenak, who for decades ran NASA's eclipse website.
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They can draw upon the vast (and flexible) number-crunching resources of the cloud when doing things like searching through e-mails or calculating the best route for a road trip.
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Scheduling, also known as batching, of the setup and loading up the weights followed by the actual number crunching takes us down to a fraction of the speed the core can perform.
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With many central jobs still unfilled at the Treasury Department, Mr. Mnuchin does not yet have the number-crunching and policy-analyzing firepower he needs to lead a major tax overhaul effort.
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Through number-crunching and star-simulating, the researchers determined the wave originated from a black hole 30 times the mass of the sun merging with another 20 times the mass of the sun.
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The campaign, which has published some of his reports, has not yet shared the number-crunching Mr Zandi has done on free public college and student-debt cancellation, which may be less positive.
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Further number crunching by Raedler indicates the 12-month forward price-to-earnings ratio of European miners is at a 25 percent discount to the broader market, highlighting deep value in the sector.
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Wherever it's installed on your system, the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) churns through calculations just like the CPU does, but only the number-crunching related to rendering pictures, animations, and videos on screen.
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But even the most sophisticated number-crunching is no substitute for the experiment provided by, say, a star player being substituted for an extended period of time for reasons outside a coach's control.
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Personal finance site NerdWallet did some number crunching to give you an idea of just how much money you may be leaving on the table if you're not taking advantage of these options.
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YouGov's recent success was based on rolling questionnaires administered daily to 7,000 people from a 50,000-strong online panel, with the results combined using advanced number-crunching known as "multilevel regression and post-stratification".
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So, without further ado—after months of research, number-crunching, and fact-finding—allow the expats who live there to introduce you to the benefits of the world's top 10 retirement destinations in 2017.
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Cerebras has also built a specialised computer for its new chip which it claims will deliver 150 times more number-crunching power than the best server based on graphics-processing units, today's AI workhorses.
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Using about 40,000 transistors and 10,ooo LEDs, it diagrams all of the various communications and number crunching going on inside a microprocessor in order to ultimately play a big ass game of Tetris.
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After Facebook and Twitter, we went on to make more than 30 other investments in companies including Airbnb, Spotify and Alibaba, each based on many months of data-gathering, number-crunching and due diligence.
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Instead, chess programs filter their options as they go along, selecting promising-looking moves and reserving their number-crunching prowess for the simulation of the thousands of outcomes that flow from those chosen few.
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Because he's a numbers guy (he's worked as an entrepreneur and risk manager), Damiani thought all this genetic number-crunching was fundamentally a math problem—one he could figure out with the right algorithms.
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But our number-crunching suggests that almost all the credit for the Humble One's glory so far belongs to the exceptionally talented footballers he has had at his disposal, rather than his personal wizardry.
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I'll leave the number crunching to others but Trump and McConnell will likely put enormous pressure on Republican senators, including Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski and Mitt Romney, to stay in line behind the president.
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It seems like the kind of statistic that number-crunching sports fans would agree upon, yet there exists surprisingly little consensus on the distance of the longest drive ever measured in the game of golf.
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On Friday night's Late Show, Stephen Colbert cited some number-crunching from IFL Science: if every American peed in the shower once per day, it could save 185 billion gallons of fresh water per year.
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Instead, deep-learning systems have a training phase in which neural-network parameters are adjusted to build a computational model that can perform a particular task, a number-crunching process that may take several days.
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But Ford did have to recruit a cadre of number-crunching efficiency experts after World War II — the so-called "Whiz Kids" who had brought statistical analysis to the war effort — to modernize its business.
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All this number crunching led the two of us — a videographer and a polling editor — to wonder what might be missed when we try to explain entire groups as being pro-Trump or pro-Clinton.
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On paper, the CBO is a number-crunching agency with the unglamorous task of helping members of Congress estimate just how much their fun-sounding new bills would actually cost, and writing reports on federal spending.
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To this end, she has distanced herself from her father's thuggish cronies, built a team of number-crunching policy wonks and a network of local offices, and shed much of the imagery linked to her father.
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From simple Google and Wikipedia searches to deeper number-crunching work published by nonprofits like the Sunlight Foundation, there's an existing wealth of scannable data about U.S. tax dollars and how, and on whom, they're spent.
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Qubits are also two-state components when you measure them, but during the number crunching they can take on an intermediate state between the two choices (with some inherent probability influencing which one you actually measure).
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We know the world works a certain way, and we have very complex equations that explain how it works, but we haven't had computer powerful enough to do the number crunching to use the real equations.
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Instead of dealing with wires or number-crunching, Bell honed her skills in tailoring, becoming a textiles expert at fashion companies like Giles Deacon and Paul Smith, where she cut patterns, sewed, and did model fittings.
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And by the late 1990s, her passion became so intense that she was convinced a career surrounded by pinot grigio and merlot would be more satisfying than the paycheck she brought home from her number-crunching gig.
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The Deep Space Atomic Clock (DSAC) is a test of such a clock that will eventually allow for streamlined navigation, in which the spacecraft can receive instructions without having to wait for number-crunching back on Earth.
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Otherwise known as "Hardware 3," it's a Tesla-built piece of hardware meant to be swapped into the Model S, X and 3 to do all the number crunching required to advance those cars' self-driving capabilities.
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According to Mr Frey's number-crunching, such a score among white women with college degrees would be enough to offset even a (highly improbable) 99% turnout rate among Mr Trump's most ardent supporters, white working-class men.
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Anecdotes about how the game "felt" were discouraged in favor of data skimmed from modeling combat mechanics and number crunching; failure to back up a mechanical theory with cold, provable facts led to mockery and moderator censure.
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In "The Only Rule Is It Has to Work," two number-crunching geeks, Ben Lindbergh and Sam Miller, write about what happened when they were given the reins to run a minor-league baseball team in California.
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Forecasters take data about ocean temperatures, air pressure, wind speeds — the more data the better — and feed it into computer models, which, after a few hours of number-crunching, can produce a dizzying number of possible tracks.
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According to number-crunching by Adam Looney of the Treasury Department and Constantine Yannelis of New York University, non-traditional students made up more than half of all new borrowers from the federal government between 2004 and 2014.
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Party leaders, including Trump, are working to push the ACHA through over the objections of those two camps, even though the bill's impact has yet to be assessed by the Congressional Budget Office, a nonpartisan number-crunching agency.
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That number — which is described as "ten duoquinquagintillion" — is so large that only a $10 million HP supercomputer with over 11,000 processing cores can handle the number-crunching needed to take on the best players in the world.
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This number-crunching will enable the seemingly magical instructions and predictions that are the essence of AI: redirecting traffic, spotting environmental problems, sending someone to the hospital before the heart attack, making the robots do the hard work.
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The Democrats' "Better Deal" campaign arrives after nine months of post-election soul searching and number crunching in search of a formula that might translate their policy prescriptions — which enjoy widespread approval in national polls — into election victories.
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Unless you're an accountant, taxes aren't especially fun to do: There can be a lot of number crunching and chasing down paperwork, and plus it sometimes feels like the government has designed it to be as confusing as possible.
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The future of transportation is all about brilliant engineering, sure, the sort of fast-moving modeling and number-crunching that Volvo employees needed to pull to transform a concept car to a production one in less than two years.
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When this intelligence gathering capability is combined with FIs own 'big computing' number crunching abilities, in an era where the cost of computing power has fallen, the result can be effective in stopping money laundering and other nefarious activities.
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Johnson has done crucial number crunching for NASA A new film Hidden Figures highlights the stories of three of these women — Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Mary Jackson — who worked for NASA when the agency was just getting underway.
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This week we'll focus on the city of Austin, gain insight into Uber's spending habits, do a little scooter number crunching, the Tesla Model Y, and the so-called "race" — an overused and inaccurate term — to develop autonomous vehicles.
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Yet on that same day a ray of sunshine also fell on GE. John Flannery, an insider known for his number-crunching skills who has been the troubled firm's boss since last August, announced details of a much-awaited restructuring plan.
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This makes the MateBook a better companion for anyone wanting to do a little number crunching or video editing on the side, while the optional Nvidia MX 150 GPU on the $1,300 Core i7 configuration even makes some light gaming possible.
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After lots of number crunching and supercomputing, the researchers found that only 50 percent or so of the stuff in a Milky Way-type galaxy at present came from internal processes, like star formation and sucking up previously-ejected galactic winds.
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No longer able to rely on big performance boosts in the sort of general-purpose hardware sold by Intel, firms from Microsoft to Facebook to Tesla have begun designing custom chips specialised for the sorts of number-crunching their businesses need.
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Update, 4:20 PM (nice): Avery Broderick from the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Canada with the Event Horizon Telescope did make another simulation of what Sagittarius A* might look like at the end of all the number crunching.
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At the current pace, Mr. Trump's Treasury appointees might not be in place until summer or later in the year, leaving the department's staff of career bureaucrats to handle the number crunching for a centerpiece of the president's legislative agenda.
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The six-core chip excels at number crunching and multithreaded processes (thanks to its two extra cores and four more threads), so it is going to be better suited for compiling code or running extremely complicated macros on Excel spreadsheets.
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Research Affiliates, which shares its number crunching in a free online tool, estimates that the annualized real return for U.S. stocks over the next 10 years will be less than 1 percent, compared with 4.8 percent for the EAFE index.
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Stodgy, venerable and just plain old (and white and male), the stalwarts of Sand Hill Road (the epitome of a suburban hell street complete with a full-service gas station) struggled to adapt their boring Excel number crunching thinking to this new world.
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Processors are no longer improving quickly enough to be able to handle, for instance, machine learning and other AI applications, which require huge amounts of data and hence consume more number-crunching power than entire data centres did just a few years ago.
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" Polygon: "The whole mode has much more complexity than I originally expected from a Nintendo title ... World of Light offered me a palate-cleansing grinding experience unlike anything in previous Smash games, where number crunching mattered as much as my fighting skill.
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One of the co-authors of The Lonely Crowd, which remains and is likely to remain an American classic, Glazer never left behind the humanities in his work as a social scientist, skeptical, always, toward academic pretension and quasi-scientific number crunching.
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Number-crunching and risk: a (very) brief historyAccording to tech historian Martin Campbell-Kelly, the above-mentioned 2010 spreadsheet error became "an absolute calamity" for policymakers who had hailed the paper in the UK and the US. But it wasn't exactly surprising.
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But despite all the number crunching, I look remarkably similar to how I did before I logged those hours at the Y. When I told him about my frustrations and the hunch it birthed, Arad was happy to back me up with some science.
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Yet the experiment brings them no closer to the money-making applications that the quantum community has promised, where the computer's unique number-crunching capabilities will reveal new molecules for better batteries, drugs, and more, at speeds that would put normal computers to shame.
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According to number-crunching from Christopher Wlezien and Robert Erikson, political scientists at the University of Texas and Columbia University, pre-election polls make for poor predictors until the close of summer in an election year, by which point both parties have held their nominating conventions.
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Even on their own, the second-gen TPUs are capable of "delivering a staggering 180 teraflops of computing power and are built for just the kind of number crunching that drives machine learning today," says Fei-Fei Li, Google's chief scientist of AI and machine learning.
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While not everybody who fits the profile of an opioid overdose necessarily dies of an opioid overdose, Abraham Flaxman, a researcher at the University of Washington's Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, said that "tough number crunching" is necessary to understand the scope of the opioid epidemic.
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In this bundle, you'll get acquainted with the software crucial to number crunching, like Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, and Microsoft Power BI. There are also courses on critical thinking and problem-solving that will teach you how to gather supporting data and information, and do it fast.
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AQR, a fund-management group best known for its number-crunching skills, has started a professional- and personal-growth programme called the Quanta academy; one component is a book club where members have read "Destined for War", a book about American-Chinese relations by Graham Allison.
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All this takes a lot of number-crunching power, which became readily available when several AI research groups realised around 2009 that graphical processing units (GPUs), the specialised chips used in PCs and video-games consoles to generate fancy graphics, were also well suited to running deep-learning algorithms.
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It takes a few minutes to sink in, but after a few glum jokes about the bird, the team shuffles out of the hangar and into two windowless rooms, plugs in their laptops and readies for a night of number-crunching data from satellites and a second aircraft, instead.
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One reason is that as well as offering basic storage and number-crunching, it sells hundreds of other computing services and features, from analytics and e-mail to search and workflow; the marginal cost for providing these add-on services is close to zero because the necessary software is already written.
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But that requires a lot of number-crunching power, which is where the third element comes in: around 2009, several AI research groups realised that graphical processing units (GPUs), the specialised chips used in PCs and video-game consoles to generate fancy graphics, were also well suited to modelling neural networks.
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On the gripping hand, though, if Ethereum's mooted move to Proof-of-Stake (which essentially replaces the cryptographic number-crunching those miners perform with game theory) proves that PoS actually works, or if Bram Cohen's Chia takes off … well, then I can certainly imagine a future in which Bitcoin's pre-eminence is threatened.
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On November 13th, in front of scores of financial analysts and journalists gathered at the Wharton Forum in New York (the number-crunching boss holds an MBA from Wharton Business School), he unveiled his strategy to save GE. The plan has three main components: slash costs, sharpen the culture and shrink to the core.
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Whereas Pro Evo's flood of game modes, countless rosters full of close-to-photo-real avatars, and highly detailed statistics brings out the number-crunching sports-science geek in many a player, Sensi is the very friendliest face of soccer gaming, as approachable as actually going down the park for some Volley, Parry, Dickhead.
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After lots of number crunching and analysis, the divergence dates of the major groups separated by continents seemed to line up well with the continents separating geographically, according to the paper published this week in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. This adds further evidence to the importance of vicariance, over dispersal, as the cause for further speciation.
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Although there's some ambiguity to who counts as an "analyst"—some teams have staff who split duties between analytics and traditional scouting, for example; some employ consultants rather than hire in-house staff, and some GMs, Morey included, are so involved in their team's number crunching that they should count as analytics staff—determining this was the easiest part of the process.
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The latest figures, based on some number-crunching by Ryan P. Burge of Eastern Illinois University, suggest that "religious nones" (those who deny any formal spiritual affiliation) have surged into roughly equal place with evangelicals and Catholics as a category of American citizens: each of the three groups now accounts for about 23% of the population, according to the data quoted by Religion News Service.
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After a merger unites her hippy-dippy company with a hard-edge corporate competitor, Lucy is obliged to share a desk with her opposite in every sense: Joshua, a cold, number-crunching, fanatically organized M.B.A. Their mutual loathing, manifested as a game both seem inordinately attached to, is amped up when they're encouraged to compete for a promotion that will make one the boss of the other.
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Speaking on a panel discussing global trends in fintech at InnovFest UnBound, a digital technology conference organized in Singapore, Avinash Hegde, co-founder of a chat bot service Supertext, explained that low-skilled finance jobs, such as basic analytics and number crunching, could soon be done by AI. "The way we interact with business and financial analysts is going to dramatically change in the next few years," he said.
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Apple has promised that the A12 is much better at machine learning than previous processors—running up to 9 times faster than the A11—but there aren't many (any) especially useful applications that require that number crunching right now unless you're really into AR. In fact, the only one I found myself regularly using was the adjustable bokeh feature in the camera app and the new Smart HDR feature that combines images to create an optimized photo.
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Perhaps you haven't started thinking about your gifting strategy for this season (or, let's be real, maybe you never will have much of a "strategy," which is completely okay, too) — lucky for us, the number-crunching folks at Adobe have some intel on when to shop for what, as well as some projections about just how much cash we're expected to dole out this season to shower our loved ones with crap they don't need...err, the best, most thoughtful gifts, ever.
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But even these rudimentary steps are notable given that many have assumed that art — separate and apart from the heavy lifting of robotic auto factories and automated number crunching of data science — would somehow be immune from the rise of A.I. It now appears no sector of human endeavor will be spared the advances inherent in A.I. Celebrated novelist Hugh Howey (author of Wool, which is set to become a movie) has spent a great deal of time in recent years publicly discussing the possibility of artificial intelligence software writing original novels.
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