Yajirobe

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by Yajirobe 6y ago
And which part exactly is 4D?
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by Yajirobe 6y ago
How the heck can someone talented enough to write a virus end up in a phone repair shop?
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by Yajirobe 6y ago
What is awful with it?
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
Men from first world countries like to philosophize about ancient Greeks and stoics. That is because some of this philosophy helps them deal with their white-collar jobs and helps establish some meaning in their lives, that's my guess.
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
> how long would that moment have lasted for? 0 seconds.
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
How do you update an interactive graph in Lisp?
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
That doesn't answer my question.
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
But since virus spread is exponential, why is plotting the number of cases vs time a bad idea? It would also give us a line plot.
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
Wait, but if you plot the total number of cases with respect to time on a log-normal scale, you're still going to get a straight line, right? So why is plotting against time a bad idea?
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
> The largest negative ROI over time Why do you have to obfuscate the language so much with technical jargon? Just say 'the costliest mistake'.
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
You don't see what's changed since 1970s?
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
What does this mean for a piano keyboard, for example? Is the fact that it's the same key related to the fact that a piano cannot be perfectly tuned?
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
> C# was totally different from Db whats the difference between them?
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
No, individual cells don't understand Chinese. Neither would individual transistors if strong AI was possible. But that's not what the argument is about. The argument refutes the notion that you could have a complex (in terms of b
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
> The propositions themselves are not inaccessible Yes, I know. I meant that their truth value is inaccessible. What I'm saying is that claiming 'some things are indeed undecidable (even if they must be true or false)' sug
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
> some things are indeed undecidable (even if they must be true or false). What does it mean 'even if they must be true or false'? What does truth and falsehood mean if you cannot in theory prove/disprove a proposition? Yo
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
what does 'new technology' even mean and how does it enter the calculations?
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
There has to be a reason for that (e.g. breaking the terms of service).
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
> if you don’t pay for gmail, Google doesn’t owe you access to your email Could you provide some examples where a user was denied access to his/her email?
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
"Whether you more strongly feel the monumental significance of tiny things or the massive void between them depends on who you are, and how your brain chemistry is balanced at a particular moment. We walk around with miniature, emotion
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
Because no matter how advanced of a computer hardware/software you build, you will not have a 'mind' in it. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_room
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
Because then you could also point to 'interactions of transistors' and claim that a computer can be conscious. But this claim has been refuted already.
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
I'm pretty sure Mary could predict that
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
> youtube thumbnails are cancer anyway That's due to content creators, not YouTube.
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
Could you expand on that? What does it mean to 'not talk to HR'? Isn't it unavoidable in a job application process?
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
https://medicalsciences.stackexchange.com/
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
So you're suggesting applying for jobs just for the sake of interviewing? That sounds mean and misleading to the companies that actually want to hire someone.
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
What does it mean to interview at least once a year? If I already have a job, why would I need to interview just for the sake of interviewing?
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
Yes - the Higgs interaction. That's the fifth fundamental force, carried out by the Higgs boson.
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by Yajirobe 7y ago
> solving Einstein's equations in the higher dimensions independently results the equations for electro-magnetism Could you link a source to this? I would love to read about it.

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