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And, for instance, computers are really good at repeating stuff, so the way Ruby would teach loops goes like this.
And grocery stores, they have so many different kinds of computers, like the cashier system and the burglar alarms.
In Japan, toilets are computers and there's even hackers who hack them.
Sitting in an awkward position for a long time can promote poor posture, and so can using computers or mobile devices, which encourage you to look downward.
And in our own lab, we could show that you could take those 106 records, we could train computers to predict the prognosis for Ebola patients to near 100 percent accuracy.
The difficulty that computers have with the exceptions, irregularities and shades of meaning that seem to come instinctively to humans has led some researchers to believe that our understanding of language is a unique product of our biological brain structure.
And for the computers that often act as extensions of ourselves, memory plays much the same role, whether it's a two-hour movie, a two-word text file, or the instructions for opening either, everything in a computer's memory takes the form of basic units called bits, or binary digits.
Like us, computers have short-term memory for immediate tasks, and long-term memory for more permanent storage.
For now, immortality remains out of reach, for humans and computers alike.
Even with the help of computers, the best we know is that the answer to this question is somewhere between 43 and 49 guests.
Today's computers can beat us in complex board games, transcribe speech in dozens of languages, and instantly identify almost any object.
As it turns out, computers are rapidly getting better at image recognition thanks to machine learning algorithms, such as neural networks.
You might think that training neural networks to recognize these would be a long and complicated task until you realize just how much data is out there, and how quickly modern computers can process it.
And we're not even sure if it's possible for computers to reliably find such solutions, either.
We recovered 75 percent of the computers that he sold and gave them back to Best Buy, and came up with a financial plan to repay for the computers we couldn't recover.
Done right, computers move so fluidly between their various responsibilities, they give the illusion of doing everything simultaneously.
Even computers get overwhelmed sometimes.
As with computers, so it is with us.
Today's computers are so amazing that we fail to notice how terrible they really are.
I was sitting in a dive bar outside of Columbia University, where I studied computer science and neuroscience, and I was having this great conversation with a fellow student about the power of holograms to one day replace computers.
And I think computers today are doing quite the opposite.
MG: So folks, this is the message that I discovered in that bar in 2011: The future of computers is not locked inside one of these screens.
I think it's because computers give us superpowers.
Less than half a century ago, two courageous men landed on the moon, using computers that were less powerful than the phones in your pockets.
Your software, Linux, is in millions of computers, it probably powers much of the Internet.
I was into computers, I was into math, I was into physics.
We're like the Peace Corps for nerds, but instead of traveling to crazy, interesting, far-off places, you spend a lot of time indoors, behind computers, helping restore the fabric of our democracy.
And so the team at NASA had developed very sophisticated computers to search for transits in all the Kepler data.
At the same time of the first data release, astronomers at Yale were wondering an interesting thing: What if computers missed something?
What's amazing to me is that this star would have never been found by computers because we just weren't looking for something like this.
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