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But "if we figure out how the brain gives us consciousness, we will have learned how to replicate consciousness" — which means "the end of the mythic human world we've had since the Bronze Age.
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He said he often visited local recording studios and absorbed what he could, learning how to replicate the sounds of instruments on the keyboard and how the engineers used computers for recording.
It didn't just learn how to replicate the effect — it used the computing power it has at its disposal to create virtual physical models of the optical phenomenon that produces it.
It pays college students to submit their successful college applications, then charges high school students (or, really, their parents) a higher fee to access those applications and hopefully learn how to replicate that success.
Travolta also had lessons to learn how to replicate a Monet painting for his part in heist drama The Forger which sees him play, you guessed it, a forger - who is forced to copy a masterpiece so the original can be stolen.
DavIf is waiting for Flume fans on Twitter.
Children who grow up in homes where their parents are making things or pursuing passions learn how to replicate this way of life themselves.
Graphics chip makers desired to compute imagery similar to the film's animation for personal computers; game developers wanted to learn how to replicate the animation for video games; and robotics researchers were interested in building artificial intelligence into their machines that compared to the film's lifelike characters.
If you're not a person who smiles a lot naturally, you will need to get used to what smiling feels like and learn how to replicate that feeling more naturally.
For some specialties, we have that already: FaceNet, for instance, is the standard set for learning how to recognize or replicate faces.
After learning about Yes We Can, a Bay Area project offering monthly community canning classes, I put a call out to my new Twitter neighbors, asking about interest in learning how to can and in perhaps replicating such a project in my new town.
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