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Sure if it isn't a losing material information in that process. It is easy to compress anything to true/false if you're willing to live with information loss. I
by wewtyflakes 3y ago
Sure if it isn't a losing material information in that process. It is easy to compress anything to true/false if you're willing to live with information loss. I think material information was lost in the aforementioned "Country X can't build anything" hot-take.
- FredPret 3y agoSo people compress to the point where the speed vs information loss tradeoff makes instinctive sense to them. You can dramatically increase your computing power if you're not constantly deriving everything from the fundamental physics and instead rely on some stereotypes. This ranges from "objects that look like that are chairs" to "I can sit on chairs" to "Americans can/can't do X"
- alex_lav 3y agoIt's amusing that this text chain is about derivations when in reality we can reference a direct quote. We're not deriving any meaning here. I'll leave it as an exercise to you to find that direct quote, as it'll be sure you actually read the comment :)