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The non-research musings of a computational neuroscientist.
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- Mozglubov
- My name is Calden Wloka. I am a graduate student at York University studying Computer Vision in John Tsotso's research group.
You can contact me at mozglubov@gmail.com.
My research oriented blog: Computing Intelligence
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I occasionally post puzzles (denoted with the 'Puzzle' label), followed several days later by their solutions (denoted by the 'Puzzle Solutions' label) and a list of solvers. Further details on puzzles can be found at this post. My most popular puzzles are the Oblique Title Puzzles, inspired originally by the Cryptic Canvas.
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- Looks like there's some explaining to do...
- One More Mathematica Complaint
- Software Complaints: Mathematica and UTORwebmail
- Fox News Makes Me Feel Ill
- Solutions to Puzzle Number 5
- Some Miscellaneous Announcements
- Slight Delay on Robots Post
- Ask, and people answer
- Holographic Stimulation
- Blatant Bribery
- I Get Email (Scams)
- Puzzle 5 Extension
- Spurious, Vapid, and Disconcerting at the Same Time
- Further Discourse on Demonizing Darwin
- Puzzle Number 5: More Oblique Titles
- Revamping the Reference Game
- Goodyear Leaving Unwanted Marks Again
- Separate and Not Equal Doesn't Work Either
- A Germanic Gripe
- Scientist Appreciation: Friedrich Wöhler
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1 comments:
What can one say? Ha Ha Ha! Delicious, replete with irony.
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