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by augustt 6y ago
Well there's the Putnam competition, which MIT has been completely dominating recently ( https://kskedlaya.org/putnam-archive/AnnouncementOfWinners20... ).
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by augustt 6y ago
They'll start with the same silicon design but manufacturing variability requires them to bin the chips based on functionality & performance, which is how you get all these different models.
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by augustt 6y ago
If he does speak up it will probably be to brag that he had the idea first to snatch protesters up in unmarked vans.
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by augustt 6y ago
Its core market does not even know what side-loading refers to.
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by augustt 6y ago
I don't see anything that indicates these values should be opposed. I've seen controversy over this before and to be honest it mostly seems to be people projecting their own idea of what the left thinks - that "white values&q
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by augustt 6y ago
Any evidence at all that self-improvement is under attack, or are these all euphemisms for something else? Maybe "pick friends based on shared values" means "I wouldn't let my kids play with kids from the other side of t
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by augustt 6y ago
> the Uighurs in China aren't treated worse than blacks in USA I'm gonna stop you there. At the very least you can speak up in the USA without getting disappeared.
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by augustt 6y ago
Morality and wanting money aren't mutually exclusive - see also: minimum wage.
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by augustt 6y ago
Like trying to get five innocent black boys executed and maintaining his position to this day? And of course his reintroduction to politics was riding the birther movement, which was almost comically racist.
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by augustt 6y ago
I'd say not only is fundamental, it's pretty much the only tool you have to start the analysis of an FP algorithm. If you want to analyze a naive sum algorithm for instance you do that by recursively applying the a ⊕ b = (a + b)(1
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by augustt 6y ago
At least an American Samsung would be useful, if it means bringing back semiconductor manufacturing to the US. Better than having our brightest engineers work on copying each other's photo apps.
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by augustt 6y ago
This is awesome, although a bit in the old sense of the word, since it's scary to see entire courses I've taken distilled into one result that I probably couldn't even attempt to prove now. aside: wonder why for group theory
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by augustt 6y ago
Yep the term for this is catastrophic cancellation, which doesn’t invalidate the axiom.
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by augustt 6y ago
> 2. Disenfranchise voters (a relatively recent campaign) Recent as in it started the instant the 15th amendment was passed.
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by augustt 6y ago
Some random classes that come to mind: Electronics: https://www.google.com/search?q=6.115+final+projects Interactive music: https://vimeo.com/user42907764 Product design: https://www.youtube.com&
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by augustt 6y ago
Well at the very least you'll learn how college is spelled.
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by augustt 6y ago
Honestly what are you talking about. You can simulate for 100 years without finding a counterexample, but that doesn't make a proof. The whole point of math is to understand why things are true, not to just be satisfied that it seems t
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by augustt 6y ago
The media indeed. It was them who told the GOP to try to put a woman who could not name a single supreme court case one step away from the presidency in 2008. The party of personal responsibility is not personally responsible for being seen
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by augustt 6y ago
Would that 'science' happen to be the very productive discussion of reminding transgenders of their birth sex every day a la Ben Shapiro?
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by augustt 6y ago
That was absolutely the idea, try to force a win-win scenario for his base. Either he gets rid of foreigners (win) or colleges reopen and corona isn't so bad (win).
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by augustt 6y ago
So, still immoral. It's gatekeeping upwards mobility with absurd prices.
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by augustt 6y ago
It seems there's an error when you click on MA
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by augustt 6y ago
Finally, now the rest of us can wait for our administrations to copy them (at least MIT has been following their every move).
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by augustt 6y ago
Like ∇^2 u = Δu = f? It's not really cryptic, it's taught in multivariable. And it's not done to look sophisticated, it's so that you can instantly recognize that it's Laplace, or Poisson, etc. If I tell you B = (dA
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by augustt 6y ago
I'd say this is generally not true, at least in math. There's definitely poor notation and misnomers that come from tradition, but it's hardly deliberate as "obfuscation" implies.
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by augustt 6y ago
A nice example is that Gauss realized in 1805 that Fourier transforms could be made less tedious by subdividing the problem (n=12=3*4 in his case), 160 years before Cooley-Tukey.
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by augustt 6y ago
Especially in the tech era? What does that even mean... you can grind on sharing economy apps 80 hours a week? Or should every man/woman/child enroll in javascript bootcamps?
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by augustt 6y ago
People don't want to see hateful shit in video games. You do not have god-given right to be shitty in a car game. Pull yourself up by the bootstraps and create your own community that tolerates hatred.
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by augustt 6y ago
Yea but tools usually aren't run at 400V. Still going to have some efficiency losses when you buck it down.
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by augustt 6y ago
Columbus has been a point of contention for a while now. Regardless, corporations are not saying BLM because some tiny segment of the country thinks that. A majority of America supports the movement, and that's being reflected by PR no

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