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by bluepoint 4y ago
It is a competitor of mathematica. It is a front end of numerical libraries, but also a wrapper of external mathematical libraries, such as gap, pari etc. It can solve differential equations, do number theory, group theory, data analysis, e
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by bluepoint 4y ago
maybe he did figure out how to fully automate his job.
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by bluepoint 4y ago
Well there is this famous paper by Volovich [1] where he argues that space is basically pixelized and p-adic numbers might best describe their geometry. But of course this has no connection with the reality we have access to. p-adic numbers
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by bluepoint 4y ago
There are two possible extensions of the rational numbers: the reals and the p-adic numbers. This is because of Ostrowski’s theorem which states that any norm defined for rationals, can either be the normal absolute value or the p-adic norm
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by bluepoint 4y ago
I fully sympathize with the sentiment of the article. I also left with the impression that fundamental physics is data starved.
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by bluepoint 4y ago
After a quick check with wikipedia’s sources, I found that the previous operational energy per collision was 13TeV and now it is 13.6TeV, a 4.6% increase.
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by bluepoint 4y ago
I think I am lacking a but a bit if context. It seems that he refers to a particular paper. It would be important to know what he is responding to.
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by bluepoint 4y ago
> Also, in Germany trains are very often late or have other issues. Wait, what? I am really surprised to read this.
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by bluepoint 5y ago
The main point is the uncertainties are underestimated, cause you can confuse a heavier Z boson for a W if one of the muons to which Z decays escape detection and so the event looks like a muon-neutrino decay of Z. The author seems to doubt
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by bluepoint 5y ago
with a very unappealing name… sorry.
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by bluepoint 5y ago
Does anyone know if there is any demand for quantum coders (with physics background?) or it is still exclusive?
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by bluepoint 5y ago
Can someone explain in what way this is a bad thing?
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by bluepoint 5y ago
Because of the second law of thermodynamics.
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by bluepoint 5y ago
Is there a search engine that focuses only on those awesome lists?
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by bluepoint 5y ago
How do they make money?
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by bluepoint 5y ago
you mean with gui? It was ported as a terminal application a while ago.
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by bluepoint 5y ago
I read math to focus and relax. In my opinion this is spiritual as it gives me calm.
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by bluepoint 5y ago
In greek it is actually, “i have it noted on my testicles”, or in short “on my testicles”. I don’t think the one posted is used very much.
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by bluepoint 5y ago
Rich people having fun AND cleaning up after themselves!
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by bluepoint 5y ago
Thanks for the inspiring post. I have to start looking for a job so, I will try to consider applying to less commercial places with maybe less money.
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by bluepoint 5y ago
Varufakis was only vocal about these things in the media. During the Euro meetings, he kept silent, talking general nonsense, eating by himself, taking selfies and filming in secret. He is a cartoon character, who the populist prime ministe
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by bluepoint 5y ago
I will be launched on Dec 22. Mark the day.
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by bluepoint 5y ago
> They then recruited 264 English speaking adults using Facebook to take their questionnaire. Their conclusion is my own personal bias, but this does not seem like quality research. It is hard to measure intelligence and the group is sel
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by bluepoint 5y ago
I also lived there. I agree with the sentiment of this comment. People do complain about the lack of art and the occasional censorship and there are problems, such as the invisible poor and the worker-slaves, but overall it is a well govern
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by bluepoint 5y ago
Does it include a cable?
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by bluepoint 5y ago
Is it me or this just leads to mediocrity?
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by bluepoint 5y ago
Random computational physicist. Interested in CS and weird programming languages. I love to identify classic algorithms. From Europe, but located in Buenos Aires. Cheap!
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by bluepoint 5y ago
This is entirely true, however this can probably be configured in settings. For example you could configure that faceid is only activated on any key stroke such that the screen does not unlock unintentionally.
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by bluepoint 5y ago
There are some benefits that are hard to evaluate. For example a higher education that promotes critical thinking and allows one to have a good understanding of reality, can save you millions of dollars on snake oils of all kinds and useles
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by bluepoint 5y ago
I have a strong mathematical background, I get the definitions, I understand very well the typical examples like the IO monad, yet I frequently have a hard time following more complex monad use examples. Especially transformers. So, I suppo

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