@Soyweiser

Just an example of the data involved in a brain-computer interface.

@Soyweiser @V0ldek

The multi-electrode systems at the lab I worked in 2009 used a fiber connection to the host PC and generated terabytes of data, for just 128 or 92 electrodes (I forget) at not-all-that-many samples per second.

@self

A lab I worked in (as an IT guy) used them for data collection, studying visual attention in monkeys.

Not a happy place for the monkeys although I'm confident the scientists did their best to not make it any worse than it had to be.

@Varyk

Name ten.

@YouKnowWhoTheFuckIAM

This post is the worst Burma Shave roadside ad ever.

@maol @sneerclub

You can’t see it but he has a biscuit balanced on his nose.

@bitofhope

I assume they were driven extinct by the homeosauruses.

@Evinceo @Shitgenstein1

None, unless dead old Marvin Minsky had his head frozen and that counts somehow.

@GorillasAreForEating @andrew_bidlaw

Yes, but, having now put that image into our minds, what does that make *you*?

@blakestacey

“It’s a family heirloom, Lana. A 17th century zweihander flour sifter.”

@sc_griffith @Amoeba_Girl

I don't know, I worked at a Dunkin' Donuts when they still did baking in store, and there were male and female employees. I'm not saying there was NO fucking going on, but I wasn't lucky enough to witness any let alone participate.

@self @dgerard

This is going to end with a new myth that Bayes found some magic stones that let him see probabilities.