armeehn

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   by armeehn 7mo ago

   This reminds me of Ken Thompson’s speech on trusting trust. The recursive/meta nature of it all has helped me explain to those unfamiliar that this is such a waste of time. Education is where it’s at, but I’m preaching to the choir her
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   by armeehn 3y ago

   https://archive.ph/x3s4a
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   by armeehn 3y ago

   I'm trying to understand 5). If you're claiming that both (A) y > x, and (B) x^y > y^x hold, then x^y > y^x ("will always be larger") holds. You're satisfying your claim by assumption. Nothing new is deduce
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   by armeehn 4y ago

   Article without paywall: https://web.archive.org/web/20230309193146/https://www.nytim... The ChatGPT prompts and responses don't seem to render though.
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   by armeehn 4y ago

   One of them had to retract their statement after it caught the attention of the province’s prime minister as well as the federal prime minister. link: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/justin-tru
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   by armeehn 4y ago

   If you’re OK with the pre-print, here’s the link: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.07.02.450932v2
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   by armeehn 5y ago

   Unless I'm missing something, the definition of H_division is misleading. The co-domain (image) set is really {0, ..., M - 1}, which _is_ surely a subset of [0, M), although definitely very different in size. Usually it's written
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   by armeehn 6y ago

   I will agree that this is generally a good way to go, although in my experience there have been quite a few individuals that I end up no longer admiring.