ProBeat: Release your data sets to the AI research community and reap the benefits

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ProBeat: Release your data sets to the AI research community and reap the benefits

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ProBeat: Release your data sets to the AI research community and reap the benefits

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ProBeat: Release your data sets to the AI research community and reap the benefits

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and even drove to his house to sit down and eat some fish that hed caught in the Helmand River (shit fish.Theres no way to know the number for sure: war is one of the last untouchable spaces where data can never be trusted—especially if its our data.

and guys were already talking conspiracy theories about how the pharmaceutical industry was behind the war.Wadis—the streams or natural ravines that farmers in the region often used as irrigation canals—were our generations rice paddies; they were everywhere in Helmand Province.

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