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0 pointsljlolel5mo ago0 comments

A real scientist wouldn’t use an imprecise term like “brain-like”

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You can, of course, use the almost equivalent scientific-sounding Latin-derived term ("neuromorphic"), buy popcorn, and come back with it for a discussion about memristors.

ljlolelOP5mo ago

Yes but “brain-like” is clickbait in the headline

dxtrous5mo ago

Missed it - seems HN moderation (or OP?) changed the headline to the paper title.

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0 pointsljlolel5mo ago0 comments

A real scientist wouldn’t use an imprecise term like “brain-like”

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dxtrous5mo ago

You can, of course, use the almost equivalent scientific-sounding Latin-derived term ("neuromorphic"), buy popcorn, and come back with it for a discussion about memristors.

ljlolelOP5mo ago

Yes but “brain-like” is clickbait in the headline

dxtrous5mo ago

Missed it - seems HN moderation (or OP?) changed the headline to the paper title.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse