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by antegamisou 2y ago
> The very second that ML models begin to consistently beat humans at diagnostics, it would be a moral imperative, as well as an absolute requirement by the terms of the Hippocratic Oath, to replace the humans. Why is HN so brainrot shit
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by antegamisou 2y ago
Except that everything's gotten abysmally complex. Vehicle crash test experiments are a good example of validating the FEM simulation (yes that's the correct order, not vice versa)
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by antegamisou 2y ago
There are also neuro-fuzzy control based devices [Slide #4] https://users.ece.cmu.edu/~koopman/lectures/ece348/22_contro...
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by antegamisou 2y ago
Good luck designing crash resilient structures without simulating it on FEM based software though.
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by antegamisou 2y ago
Or maybe over-confident arrogant CS majors aren't experts on every other irrelevant subdomain and it's not some absurd absence of meritocracy/bad gatekeepers from preventing them from ruining other fields by letting them rely
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by antegamisou 2y ago
> People at dubious institutions in Europe and Asia. They get high status by having lots of papers. They then get awards and grant money. And get to be on senior level committees, etc. There are currently labs from T-20 institutions in t
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by antegamisou 2y ago
Books? You mean neoluddist obsolete devices?? We have audiobooks now cmon !!!!!!
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by antegamisou 2y ago
The adaptation is too retro I feel. It should instead append at the end of the URL some 1000-character long token with a ton of other irrelevant arguments. You know, exactly how Google Search loves to do when you right-click a search result
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by antegamisou 2y ago
> She seems on the edge of a breakdown at times. Academia does this to you. She's a really well controlled case.
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by antegamisou 2y ago
May I add a more concise yet helpful presentation of Prof. Bertsekas Ten Simple Rules for Mathematical Writing https://www.mit.edu/~dimitrib/Ten_Rules.pdf
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by antegamisou 2y ago
Well one can't have everything. The average webdev in many countries of Europe earns pennies and cost of living being still abysmal. Meanwhile one can only be breathing in the USA with a CS degree and easily make quite a lot, more than
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by antegamisou 2y ago
Aesthetically disgusting take ew. Why is everyone like that here seriously.
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by antegamisou 2y ago
No, this person/LLM model indeed writes way too long sentences.
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by antegamisou 2y ago
Yeah I was about to say that the news has to be that Excel has extensive use in biomedical research.
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by antegamisou 2y ago
Credits to: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=stillwwater
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A bare metal raycaster. Boots from a floppy disk image(github.com)
1 points by antegamisou 2y ago|1 comments
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Greece tourist port flooded with dead fish(theguardian.com)
3 points by antegamisou 2y ago|0 comments
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by antegamisou 2y ago
And it's not even Einstein's equations The geodesic equations are not Einstein's equations. The code for Interstellar only had to ray trace on a fixed analytical background spacetime (Kerr metric), rather tha
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by antegamisou 2y ago
Love how try-hard and over the top the rest of the younger participants ended up looking, admittedly many of them with excessive/unnecessary equipment, compared to him.
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by antegamisou 2y ago
So this is ffmpeg in the cloud?
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by antegamisou 2y ago
You're like 70 years late https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MKUltra Project MKUltra was an illegal human experiments program designed and undertaken by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to develop proce
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by antegamisou 2y ago
Yeah I have no idea what definition the OP had in mind. Nonexistent working memory must be devastating: Working memory is a cognitive system with a limited capacity that can hold information temporarily. It is important for reason
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by antegamisou 2y ago
Toiler paper rolls. https://i0.wp.com/makezine.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/to...
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Imaging privacy threats from an ambient light sensor [pdf](science.org)
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by antegamisou 2y ago
> 1. Download the PDF from Elsevier. 2. Convert pages to PNG images 3. Merge them into a new PDF 4. Run them through OCR
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by antegamisou 2y ago
We need to keep away biotech OpenAI-wannabes apparently.
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by antegamisou 2y ago
Man this being downvoted seconds after being posted speaks volumes about how ubiquitous porn sickness on a site supposed to satisfy iNtElLeCtUaL cUrIoSiTy So man cooomers ITT it's just sad.
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by antegamisou 2y ago
I'm sorry for what you've been through and I hope your health gets better. However I believe you've phrased the following a bit poorly, although I'm sure unintentionally: some degree of social isolation is just pra
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by antegamisou 2y ago
God bless Murica
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by antegamisou 2y ago
You can pretty much extrapolate this to billionaire's understanding of sci-fi. They're deliberately missing its cautionary-tale essence and are instead thrilled by the dystopic scenery. There's this spot-on meme-saying:

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