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by aqme28 5y ago
I’ve become a big fan of Numba. No more awkward, human-unreadable vectorized code.
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by aqme28 5y ago
Literature students are _definitely_ allowed to do research on their assignments. As a physics student, there were some exams where I was able to "google," but almost every exam I took allowed me to bring some notes.
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by aqme28 5y ago
> - Have a dedicated machine just for transferring money - Only boot from a read only flash drive to interact with the network - Store credentials in a separate place, maybe on paper in a very hidden spot You're overstating the prob
964.
by aqme28 5y ago
...With what inputs? Predicting match outcomes from what? 90% accuracy? Where is that claim verified here. It's just converting a 1v1 matchup function to "5v5" by summing the the whole team into one input.
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by aqme28 5y ago
I want a mansion. How do I buy that with monero?
966.
by aqme28 5y ago
Easier to see assets on something like debank or zapper https://debank.com/profile/0xb1e9d641249a2033c37cf1c241a01e7... https://zapper.fi/account/0xb1e9d641249a2033c37cf1c241a01e71...
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by aqme28 5y ago
How are you going to turn that into actual goods and services though? You'll still need to go through an exchange with KYC and AML and the IRS will still be asking questions.
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by aqme28 5y ago
The math isn't that hairy. I took numerical methods and computational physics classes in undergrad.
969.
by aqme28 5y ago
I think we need a better mutual definition of useful. IMO an equation is "useful" if someone out there is doing practical things with it. You are taking a sort of definition where anyone can do math with it.
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by aqme28 5y ago
Numerical methods exist. There's a whole field to simulate PDEs that you can't solve exactly.
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by aqme28 5y ago
Why does a PDE need an analytical solution? Are you arguing that e.g. Navier-Stokes isn't useful? edit: Just noticed that Navier-Stokes isn't even on here. This is frankly a weird list.
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by aqme28 5y ago
I'm not sure I understand this. Every decent city I've lived in (NYC, Berlin) has everything I need in <15 minutes already.
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by aqme28 5y ago
I watched the whole thing. If your theory isn't borne out by experiment, you should probably revise the theory or the experiment before publishing your video.
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by aqme28 5y ago
I only watched the first video, but I really can't see the difference between his experiment (with the soap at the beginning) and his control. I'm not convinced.
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by aqme28 5y ago
> What BLM did... Was this done by BLM or was this independent actors taking advantage of the chaos of the protests?
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by aqme28 5y ago
1) He walks away with millions either way. He was paid $100 million 2) Is it breach? Is that against the terms of his deal? I would assume that Spotify has reserved the right to limit content it doesn't like.
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by aqme28 5y ago
Can you block recommendations on ublock? I haven't seen that.
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by aqme28 5y ago
> I support the free market as a tool when it delivers on the benefits that it can provide... If problems show up I'm happy to have legislation introduced to tackle those Then that's not the "free market" that you sup
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by aqme28 5y ago
Share of infections is different though. We were talking about the hospitalization rate.
980.
by aqme28 5y ago
A) This is counter to everything I can find online. Going to need citations. B) This is true. Not sure how it relates to my point though. C) Aren't we doing both? I've seen both "get vaccinated" and "be healthy&quot
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by aqme28 5y ago
This is such incredibly disingenuous statistics. Of course there are more vaxxed with COVID than unvaxxed in a sample of 100,000 people. The vast majority of people are vaccinated! You're comparing two entirely different denominators
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by aqme28 5y ago
I’m struggling to understand your point, since we agree that vaccines are working to prevent hospital overflow. Is the issue the method of enforcement (show a card to eat at a restaurant)? Because I can also agree that it’s a little roundab
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by aqme28 5y ago
> people who don't get vaccinated are actively harming everyone else. Aren’t they? Hospitals are overflowing and elective procedures cancelled due entirely to people refusing to get vaccinated.
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by aqme28 5y ago
>Spontaneity: You need to wait for the car to show up Imagine not having to walk to your parking spot or trying to find parking at your destination though. It will actually be _more convenient_ to carshare than to own private.
985.
by aqme28 5y ago
Yeah that works out for buses to my surprise, but I'd be even more surprised if it held up for trains of any form.
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by aqme28 5y ago
I wouldn't consider a cab "mass transit" though.
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by aqme28 5y ago
> Drivers of these vehicles are often - if not always - the most expensive part of the system. Is that true? I expected the exact opposite. edit: This seems to be true for buses (see replies), but what about for trains? I'd be very
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by aqme28 5y ago
> If your Grandpa chose to not get vaccinated and gets COVID, thats his problem. Unfortunately though that's not true. It's putting a huge burden on hospitals that affects us all.
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by aqme28 5y ago
It gets a lot of funding as a sort of backdoor for nuclear weapons testing.
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by aqme28 5y ago
Why do you say it’s non-consensual? He donated his body to science.

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