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   by _ce5e 2y ago

   If you consider the photon (particle), a single photon does not go through both slits at once. It takes the path of least action. It's only when the experiment is repeated that the wave-like behavior emerges. The wave function is simpl
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   by _ce5e 2y ago

   Honestly I just do any arbitrary uint64, it's good enough for a majority of usecases. Sometimes I like to have fun and encode a 1337-code easter egg in the hexadecimal representation
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   by _ce5e 2y ago

   Fully agree! 3blue1brown is who have single-handedly thought me a majority of what I've needed to know about it. I actually started building my own neural network framework last week in C++! It's a great way to delve into the deta
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   by _ce5e 2y ago

   Not really sure if you're serious, but the night Trump was sworn in and took office, he talked for multiple hours straight, without a teleprompter (as always), with reason and a red thread through the entire thing. You may not agree wi