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> Since time immemorial, humans have been specialists
I chose that as an essay topic for my high school anthropology class. I didn't know much, but recognized it as a deep subject, anyway.
> threw a blank stare when enquired about the denotation of the term "convolution".
For a mathematician or anyone doing signal processing, including many hardware engineers, that's kind of inconceivable.
For a CS guy in general it's not so odd, but in this case, umm....doesn't the "C" stand for "convolutional"? Seems like something is off there.
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