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perfectly explained thank you so much

incredible explanation

Actually there is such a thing as negative resistances, and it was proven in the lab back in the 1930s by a Gabriel Kron at GE and with Stamford University who made a network analyzer device for the US Navy that had negative resistance and was essentially self powered from the vacuum. It powered itself even when turned ‘off’ by creating a negative resistance that pulled energy from the vacuum. He was a famous physicist/electrical engineer at the time. And his invention was suppressed.

Best explanation I have seen so far! Awesome Mr Sal Khan vibes

Super , best explanation

NEXT, TELL YOUR VIEWERS THAT MAXIMUM POWER IS NOT EQUAL TO MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY.

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Thank you so much!

Thank you for this, it was very intuitive

Absorbed by the tympanic membrane leaves intact

You should look at the synapse and the "binary" function vs the sine wave information that is also occuring.

Hello, do you have books recomendations?

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Hi, I am a beginner with h5py and today I tried to read a dataset of an MRI so I can Fourier transform It to create a k-space. The thing is, the dataset I have in the .h5 file Is "|V37" type and isnt even a Matrix. Do you know what type of format that Is? It Is giving me problems since the fft only works with complex numbers arrays. (BTW the file Is from Stanford)

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Thanks! This is very helpful!

But why are the capacitor and resistor in parallel?

just got the concept of diastolic pressure along with some physics nostalgia... thnx for helping

great video

Hi, can you help me figure out how can I define custom resources in slurm ( resource should have count, associated with multiple nodes)

Unclear explainarion

that was a really good explanation

Seriously good!

Thank you so much, it made it much more intuitive :)

I'm shocked how good this explanation are! Amazing

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What books do you recommend sir for understanding more concepts?

You are making the difference, I am sharing it with my friends. Simple language beautifully explained.

thank you very much.

what does the --wrap mean @6:51?? Thanks

Seems like the cache is more useful in an operational setting where you want to browse or scroll around a very large image. Looking at satellite or GIS data up close for example. But if you load a smaller dataset all at once its just a memory hog.

Good stuff mate!

Thank you so much

nice vid, deserves more views.

Great and wonderful explanation.

Nice explanation I understood well the concept than the way my lecture introduced to us

Excellent video. How come you stopped posting such beautiful videos. Please do a series on mathematics behind machine learning. You are an excellent teacher.

How come you didn’t do more of these? Excellent videos

Excellent

thanks for this. learned it in undergrad and then forgot. Thanks for the refresher!

Thank you for this video! Awesome explanation, it really helped me!