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A media access control (MAC) address of a device is a unique ... assigned to a network interface controller (NIC).

identifier

Surround yourself with people who (...). You'll rise together.

have the habits you want to have yourself

What's the type of memory where one word triggers another concept?

associative memory

What's the invasivity of an ECoG?

semi-invasive

How do you define cov(X,Y) in terms of \mu_x and \mu_y?

E[(X-\mu_x)(Y-\mu_y)]

What's the company for people re-learning to use their muscles through Virtural Reality?

What do we mean by feed forward neural nets?

They're not recurrent neural nets (no loops)

From Atomic Habits: "Habits are the {{c1::compound}} interest of self-improvement"

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From Atomic Habits: "The most powerful outcomes of any {{c1::compounding}} process are {{c2::delayed}}. You need to be patient."

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From Atomic Habits: "You do not rise to the level of your goals. You {{c1::fall}} to the level of your {{c2::systems}}."

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From Atomic Habits: "The real reason habits matter is not because they can get you better results (although they can do that), but because they can change your {{c1::beliefs}} about {{c2::yourself}}."

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From Atomic Habits: "The ultimate purpose of habits is to solve the problems of life with as {{c1::little}} {{c2::energy}} and {{c3::effort}} as possible."

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From Atomic Habits: "The process of behavior change always start with {{c1::awareness}}."

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From Atomic Habits: "You need to be {{c1::aware}} of your habits before you can change them."

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From Atomic Habits: "{{c1::Pointing-and-Calling}} raises your level of awareness from a non-conscious habit to a more conscious level by verbalizing your actions."

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From Atomic Habits: "The two most common cues are {{c1::time}} and {{c2::location}}."

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From Atomic Habits: "Creating an {{c1::implementation intention}} is a strategy you can use to pair a new habit with a specific time and location"

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From Atomic Habits: "Gradually, your habits become associated not with a single {{c2::trigger}} but with the entire {{c1::context}} surrounding the behavior."

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According to Atomic Habits, why is it easier to build new habits in a new environment?

Because you're not fighting against old cues

(Atomic Habit) What is one of the most practical ways to eliminate a bad habit?

reduce exposure to the cue that causes it