attilakun

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   by attilakun 6y ago

   I'm curious: what kind of quantum logic are you working on? Can you elaborate on what grounds did your advisor disadvise you to follow academic schooling?
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   by attilakun 6y ago

   You don't send any classical bits in superdense coding. You start out with a pair of entangled qubits in the state |00>+|11>. Then, if Alice has the first qubit and Bob has the second, by manipulating the first qubit Alice can pe
3. 63.▲
   by attilakun 6y ago

   If you are familiar with probability theory, think of it like this: whatever you do with an entangled particle, it will never change other entangled particles' marginal probability, only the joint.
4. 64.▲
   by attilakun 6y ago

   But you _can_ decide what to send! It's just that the sending is never faster than the speed of light because it always involves the transportation of some physical stuff. In the case of superdense coding, you have to send one half of
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   by attilakun 6y ago

   Disabling tracking cookies is not the same as disabling all cookies though.
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   by attilakun 6y ago

   I could be wrong but I think the following scenario is worth considering. Let's say a client wants to transact money from bank A to bank B. The following steps are taken: 1. Client initiates the transfer request. 2. Bank A decreases th
7. 67.▲
   by attilakun 6y ago

   Read Blindsight by Peter Watts. It touches on the phenomena that you are describing.
8. 68.▲
   by attilakun 6y ago

   I don't know. The minorities I talk to tend to be quite aware that some people are engaging in point-scoring for ultimately self-serving purposes. However, they are not usually loud about this observation, so the sentiment might get lo
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   by attilakun 6y ago

   While I'm sure accidents happen, many of those comments are deleted because they are joke comments/shitposts not pertaining to science. In my experience, that kind of content is not tolerated on HN either, probably for the better.
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    by attilakun 6y ago

    What are the sources for the claim that they use Chromium and JavaScript? Is it the 5 year old StackExchange post? Things might have changed since then.
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    by attilakun 6y ago

    I think people might have different sensitivities to this issue. Before I changed everything to dark mode, I had trouble concentrating on a bright screen especially in a dimly lit room. Dark mode feels like a total game changer for my produ
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    by attilakun 6y ago

    If the loans came from money printing then the taxpayer still paid for it by having their savings inflated away, albeit not the full amount.
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    by attilakun 6y ago

    Is Bank of Japan not going to print money to finance this?
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    by attilakun 7y ago

    I'm confused about the numbers in the report linked in the article: https://group.softbank/system/files/news/en/press/2020/20200... In particular, the "Change (C-A)" row of the t
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    by attilakun 7y ago

    I don't think it's fair to say that dummies are working at Boeing. Their recent scandals seem to at least partly stem from organisational/political problems. And FB "genius"'s mistakes are still far less visibl
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    Why TruStory is shutting down(medium.com)

    4 points by attilakun 7y ago|0 comments
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    by attilakun 7y ago

    The linked post says something else: > It is therefore quite natural that this collaboration was born, allowing all users of the extension to retrieve a neutral, irrefutable and usable evidence worldwide, including in court.
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    by attilakun 7y ago

    In the "The importance of deterministic builds" section they write: > Security. Modifying binaries instead of the upstream source code can make the changes invisible for the original authors. This can be fatal in safety-critica
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    by attilakun 7y ago

    The live example loads 25 megabytes of resources. Why?
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    by attilakun 7y ago

    Did you use a recurrent neural network? And/or reinforcement learning?
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    by attilakun 7y ago

    Many people would reject your definition of consciousness. You can easily imagine a universe where agents perform all the activities you listed, but without an experiential flavour to them. It would all be an "empty" process, much
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    by attilakun 7y ago

    I'm 6'2'' and can stand upright in the middle of the carriage on Central line. The doors however have this annoying curvature so I do have to hunch when I'm standing close to them - which is quite often if you get o
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    by attilakun 7y ago

    When Nassim Nicholas Taleb posts stats stuff on Twitter, it is almost always Mathematica.