Is it more efficient to learn by PUNISHMENT or by REWARD? In this entry we will only talk about the results related to Machine Learning or Artificial Intelligence (AI), which are gaining more fame and usefulness every day, in any area of daily life. There are AIs of all kinds: some learn everything from scratch, others, however, need […]
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Compilation of records and curiosities about chess, professional players and interesting games from the last 200 years. Curiosities about Chess 1.– The Russian player Sergey Karjakin is officially the youngest person to obtain the title of Grand Master, at the age of 12 years and 7 months. 2.- The Armenian Karen H. Grigoryan
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IQ Average IQ by Major: Physics and Astronomy – 133 Mathematics – 130 Philosophy – 129 Engineering Applied to Materials – 129 Economics – 128 Chemical Engineering – 128 Other Engineering – 128 Mechanical Engineering – 126 Engineering – 126 Electrical Engineering – 126 Science Physics – 125 Banking Operations
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Surely you have ever seen images of the Earth seen from space, and in all those photos you see something like this: The interesting thing about this matter is that all of these are recreations of how it should look. In reality it looks like this: Obviously the satellites are not all white, nor do they shine that much,
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1.- Mexico is the country that consumes the most Coca-Cola in the world per person. 2.- It is the second country with the most Christians. 3.- More languages are spoken in all of Mexico than in the rest of Europe combined (69 officially). 4.- No other country exports more beer or tequila than Mexico. 5.- In this
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differences between the books of each religion bible quran and torah
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In this entry I intend to briefly analyze each team that participates in this league and above all, keep the results of each match updated until its completion: Matchday 1 Team Kami (0) – (1) Champi Yuste (0) – (1) G2 Squad KNekro (1) – (0) Elmillor Jacky (1) – (0) Manute Matchday 2 G2
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The year was 1911 and two prestigious explorers had the same idea at the same time: To be the first to reach the center of the South Pole. These two men did not know each other, and they never imagined that this challenge would become a race. Robert Falcon Scott was the captain of the British exploration team, and Roald
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The profile obtained after taking the 9 Personality Types Test or Riso Hudson Enneagram will reflect the main psychological functions of your personality, a balance that in turn changes over time. The information offered here is obtained from the book “The Wisdom of the Enneagram” by Don
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In this entry "Monty Hall Problem Explained without Mathematics" we are going to take a look at this wonderful statistics exercise and try to understand why most of us get it wrong when answering, and how we can approach this idea to understand it without hardly any numbers or accounts. . On Wikipedia you can access the explanation
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My second post in this entry was about the possible ways to arrange a poker deck, obtaining a surprisingly larger number than anyone can imagine, but it is obvious that there are games where the combinatorial possibilities are much greater: Lottery Combinations: 1.4 x 108 Possible modern license plates in Spain: 1.7 x 108
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Both psychopathy and sociopathy, which characterize a psychopath and a sociopath respectively, are social personality disorders, and although on many occasions we use the word "psychopath" to refer to someone who suffers from either disorder, the truth is is that there are quite a few differences between both cases. Psychopath and
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A few days ago I was browsing the Internet and saw a photo of a zebra; an animal that is known to have emerged a long time ago from the same species as horses, but nevertheless they have their bodies covered with fur that repeatedly alternates between white and black, so
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Surely not many times have you asked yourself what is the point of your fingers wrinkling when in the water, since it is quite banal information that almost no one cares about. Still, it is a curious fact, and today I am going to explain it to you briefly. To begin with, it is interesting to know that humans
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Just in the previous entry of "Did you know..." I talked to you about the way and quantity in which words appear in any written language, however when it comes to speaking it is a little different, since only a minimum of words are used , thus fulfilling the Pareto Principle, where the 20% of the
George Zipf was a philologist-linguist whose work focused primarily on the statistics of language, both English and many others. He noticed that the second most used word in a book, essay, web page, etc. appears very commonly half as many times as the most used, while the third most used word
1.- It is the most advanced country in the world in terms of acceptance of homosexuality. 2.- It is the third most visited country in the world. 3.- It has the most expensive restaurant in the world (Sublimotion). 4.- He has the record for cocaine consumption in Europe. 5.- It is the country that donates the most organs on the entire planet.
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I don't think the explanation is very difficult to understand, but it is not so intuitive as to know without knowing the theory, so there are mainly two reasons. The reason for the lower weight is (or are) the engines, which push the plane forward allowing the wings to fulfill their function. The other reason, the
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Also known as "The Just Cup" is an invention attributed to Pythagoras and which presents an unusual feature in conventional cups: If you fill the cup more than three quarters (approx.), the entire contents of the cup fall out. the bottom, and the container is completely empty. This is not
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