ChrisLomont

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by ChrisLomont 12y ago
It's an old joke kids tell each other [1] [1] https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090403214314A...
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by ChrisLomont 12y ago
Using elementary calculus you can derive the arc length of a circle. Trying the same method leads to an integral you cannot solve in elementary functions (for many definitions of "elementary"). These integrals are called elliptic
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by ChrisLomont 12y ago
This link [1] claims Komodo 8 on an android phone from 2013 should be around 3000 strength, far stronger than Deep Blue. [1] http://en.chessbase.com/post/komodo-8-the-smartphone-vs-desk...
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by ChrisLomont 12y ago
You claim economics does not use deep math, so I will list some examples otherwise. Then perhaps you can tell me some areas you consider deep math that you think are not used in economics and I'll try to find places they are. Kantorovi
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by ChrisLomont 12y ago
Based on your replies to others presenting decent uses, I suspect you're not really interested in places where deep mathematics is used outside physics and chemistry, but there are many. I suspect you didn't study enough economics
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by ChrisLomont 12y ago
>Saying that quantum mechanics is an inherently statistical theory is a blatant misrepresentation. Every axiomatic QM formulation (for example, [0]) I have ever seen has an axiom a statistical statement, usually about observables. Can yo
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by ChrisLomont 12y ago
It cuts it vastly more than in half. For n character alphabetic values, it reduces the keyspace from 52^n to 26^n.
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Flash Endurance Testing(hypnocube.com)
10 points by ChrisLomont 12y ago|1 comments