Have you heard about deep neural networks for data augmentation? I've made one for you!

Pressure or temptation (with bribes?). I struggle to understand the message - unless it comes from people with no moral spine.

Paul is no longer a connoisseur of shark fin soup. Rumour has it he has converted to veganism.

Waiting to happen: The sunken ship, the explosives - and the huge threat to the north Kent coast
Some of the bombs are armed.

Nice area, BTW. The local quiet nature reserve was my and my husband's favourite hideaway before we blew up

Old Bernoulli had a farm [$]i\hbar[$]-[$]i\hbar[$]-[$]\hat O[$] And on his farm he had a cow [$]i\hbar[$]-[$]i\hbar[$]-[$]\hat O[$] With a [$]\partial/\partial x[$] [$]\partial/\partial x[$] here And a [$]\partial/\partial t[$] [$]\partial/\partial t[$] there Everywhere a [$]\partial \partial \parti...

Survey of Over 20,000 Lonely People Highlights the Cost of Living Alone "Given the high prevalence of common mental disorders (CMDs) and individuals living alone in the United Kingdom, the goal of this study using English nationally representative data was to examine the association between living ...

I suspect it's something to do with [$]\frac{d^n}{dx^n} x^n = n![$], but I don't see how it gives the above. [$]n[$] is an integer? BTW have you sussed out fractional calculus. Yes, n is an integer. As for the fractional calculus, we've decided to model those equations fully numerically in the end,...

That's too fast for me, unless I'm driving a manual:

Poland’s Biomed Lublin may be first to offer Covid-19 plasma-based drug I'm biased, because I know this company (and some of their researchers) quite well. They saved the country from simmering epidemics after WW2, then supplied everything I was injected with as a child, including BCG, of which the...

Whatever your first-world problems are (BJ, Trump or Covid), at least you can be relatively sure that no moron stores several thousand tones of ammonium nitride (a.k.a. a small nuke) next to your house.

I think you ate [$]\gamma^2[$] when you put [$]\frac{v^2}{c^2} \approx0[$]: \begin{eqnarray} E^2&=&m^2c^4\left(\frac{v^2}{c^2}-1\right)\gamma^2+m^2c^4\gamma^2+m^2c^4\nonumber \\ E^2&=&-m^2c^4\gamma^2 + m^2c^4\gamma^2+m^2c^4 \nonumber \\\\ E^2&=&m^2c^4 \nonumber \\ E&=&mc^2\nonumber \\ \end{eqnarray}...

I suspect it's something to do with [$]\frac{d^n}{dx^n} x^n = n![$], but I don't see how it gives the above.

Today I was walking down the street in Peckham and the suddenly the Earth started shaking. I thought it was just a nuclear explosion in Beirut, but a few streets later I saw her busking:
Ruth Brown (her true name or artistic pseudonym)
In the street

Found her facebook page.