SpaceManNabs

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by SpaceManNabs 12y ago
I completely agree with you. Especially after my work with numerical techniques to partial differential equations, I honestly cannot see why Fourier transforms keep getting people confused. Hell, even Laplace transforms trip people up...
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by SpaceManNabs 12y ago
I don't know why people keep saying that this is very impressive unless he was learning Chinese as he was also running Facebook. His tones and grammar still need a good amount of work. I feel like I am not getting the impact since I go
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by SpaceManNabs 12y ago
A lot of the talk on machine learning reminds me of thermodynamics. There are some states we can say can happen. We can determine what a state can be composed of in terms of microstates with certain probabilities. We have definite answers f
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by SpaceManNabs 12y ago
Yes, learning another language has been shown to have cognitive benefits, especially as seen in dedicated, professional translators or interpreters. Nonetheless, these facets have been shown to come from practice. Intellectual rigour is rig
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by SpaceManNabs 12y ago
It is actually not too bad. I picked up all of these things in my undergraduate studies and some side classes.
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by SpaceManNabs 12y ago
The issue is that they are lacking physical dollar bills. Might as well try all venues. It shows that bitcoins can help alleviate currency demand. As others have commented, bitcoin adoption is steadily going up.
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by SpaceManNabs 12y ago
I am having a hard time understanding why people keep saying that donations are the way to go to solve this issue. From what I have seen, many rural communities are rejecting and acting against foreign assistance. I am not sure of the circu
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by SpaceManNabs 12y ago
Never seen this project before, but I am excited to see where it goes. This idea of reversing the cloud is something I have never seen before.