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>>7041262
also it worked fantastic in primate models, which is a good sign
at the moment they split it up into two seperate things in order to do some good and speed up FDA approval

one is directed radiowave tumor killing therapy, it works ok i guess

the other is using gold nanoparticles for early detection, since with the right protein tag coating they'll stick to free floating cells and you can just draw blood and look for sparkles of gold with a laster (indicating cancer cells floating around)

once they get full fda approval for both techniques separately, they'll be able to combine them and get approval for the final "mixed" therapy much faster than they would otherwise

look for it being a viable therapy in five or six years, hopefully

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>>6452093
>In a few short decades, AI surpasses even the most wise and talented humans in every aspect of productive activity, rendering human effort irrelevant.
Singularityfags pls go

http://fooplot.com/plot/5ryq0vhoz5
what kind of curve is this, and how would i go about fitting it?

quick question, given the cosine of an angle, how can i get the two possible angles that fit it?

sin(45) = 0.7071 = [45,135]
sin(135) = 0.7071 = [45,135]

http://fooplot.com/plot/5f2uwaw2hb
how would i plot these data points better?, without using full polynomial interpolation.

is this correct?
http://pastebin.com/8ccwLFz8
when the player moves in any direction, assuming the values provided by GetPlayerFacing are correct, the values f and m should be almost identical bar rounding error.
yet I'm seeing up to 12 degrees difference, (almost no difference when moving directly on one of the x,y axis, and huge difference around 45/135/225/315 degrees marks).