Wrap-up and audience prompt
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1:07:07really want to thank those of you who have stayed this long and listened to the episode for staying with us and enjoying this journey of curiosity and discovery. I will do a brief pause to ask if we would like to do a comment. Uh, for the audience. >> Yeah, love GAN. GAN. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, this has become our stick. >> That's if we can't think of anything. Yeah, what what's what's another alternate um, full form of GAN? >> Yeah, accurate definition for for what >> Generative Adversarial Networks. Come on, you guys can think of something better. >> Something great. Uh, we really appreciate you all. My name is Lester Narry joined as always by my co-host and
1:07:48our resident PhD Krishna Chaudhary. This is the last reminder I'll make on this. We are moving to single story episodes multiple times a week. We have gotten confirmation from our deep listeners that you do appreciate it and you like it and there was a good idea that we will think through. Uh, I don't know if actually I don't even know if you saw this, but the the rundown Uh, when we do the rundown at the end of the week, we don't really go in depth and there's a lot of folks who would like us to go in depth on any number of those particular stories. So, we will look into having basically a patron system to vote on what rundown story should we follow up on for deep dive. It's a great idea. Um, excuse me
1:08:29for not remembering the commenter who said it, but you can comment again. We do see it. Thank you so much. We will see you all later this week.
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