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by brummm 6y ago
I second a few people on here: You will probably need to learn quite a lot of math if you did not study physics or math. In order to understand quantum physics, you will need to understand what vector spaces and Hilbert spaces are, have a g
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by brummm 6y ago
No non-essential travel for Americans to Canada.
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by brummm 6y ago
Yeah, maybe not do the standard American thing and visit 5 countries in 2 weeks. Pick one of them and visit more places than just the capital.
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by brummm 6y ago
Sollten is indeed Konjunktiv.
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by brummm 6y ago
Actually it translated to "have to", not "should" (which would more properly be "sollten").
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by brummm 6y ago
From the post 5 years ago, this blog post summarizes the article well: https://motls.blogspot.com/2015/06/is-quantum-reality-person... Edit: Going through recent posts of this guy, I would also like to state that
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by brummm 6y ago
A non-physicist writing about entropy most often leads to a incorrect article full of slightly incorrect statements and misunderstandings. Case in point this article.
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by brummm 6y ago
Banking would move to Frankfurt in Germany, not Berlin.
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by brummm 6y ago
Yeah, it is correct. The electromagnetic interaction is mediated by the photon. An electron is just one of the fundamental particles that interacts electromagnetically. We use free electrons in metals for the conduction of electricity, but
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by brummm 6y ago
Many of them are bound to have life on them.
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by brummm 6y ago
So the first paragraph on the photon wiki page might give you a start: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photon
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by brummm 6y ago
Technically, the photon is also the particle for electricity, not the electron.
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by brummm 6y ago
I think it seems that way because of the 7:1 in the semi finals. But honestly, the result came to be mainly because Brazil was really playing like garbage the whole tournament and only made it that far because the referees had seriously hel
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by brummm 6y ago
To be fair, a passport is only needed to travel outside of the EU. Elderly that can't make it to an office to get the passport will have an even harder time actually travelling outside of the EU.
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by brummm 6y ago
Using conda for environment and dependency management works really well.
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by brummm 6y ago
I don't think the US has anything like furlough in Europe. Also, Boeing just fired their employees. Nothing to be done about that now.
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by brummm 6y ago
Fair enough, wikipedia does include the reference to expectation in its definition of paradox. However, I think my main point is still valid that this should not necessarily be called a paradox exactly because it differs a lot from how this
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by brummm 6y ago
I don't think this should be called a paradox. It's just a case where the limitations of the model (ideal everything) is clear and leads to inconsistent results. Adjusting the model and making it more realistic, quickly clears up
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by brummm 6y ago
This actually exists for pickups already in Canada, called Ritual.
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by brummm 6y ago
A lot of the comments below indicate that that the Du/Sie distinction is something old fashioned and young people don't do this anymore. This is arguably false. Even though it might not be at the same level as it was 70 or 80 year
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by brummm 6y ago
I absolutely agree. Toronto has either single family homes (low density) or high rise condos (high density), but the medium density part is absolutely missing and it has a pretty negative effect on Toronto, I feel.
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by brummm 6y ago
That's not what the poster above you meant, though. He specifically said the deferment period should be interest free.
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by brummm 6y ago
If this were true (I doubt it), that's an insanely short patent (6 pages) with barely any information about the device. How would something like this get approved. That's insane.
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by brummm 6y ago
How the hell is there no proper pdf to read this on the arxiv?
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by brummm 6y ago
In Python, scipy actually supports a lot of different optimization methods, including Nelder-Mead.
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by brummm 6y ago
The one that would always stick out to me was the one of the child that doesn't want to eat its soup and then dies (Suppenkasper).
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by brummm 6y ago
My gandma used to read the Struwwelpeter stories to me as a child. I would actually disagree with the premise of the article that they make children want to die. They actually are supposed to frighten children into behaving properly.
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by brummm 6y ago
The big difference is also that German high school students are split into three different schools with the top school (Gymnasium) being much harder than US high schools. In US high schools, students are not split and obviously they can&#x2
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by brummm 7y ago
And he won't suffer any severe consequences because of it...
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by brummm 7y ago
Garbage in, garbage out! Can't build good models with data that's terrible. Inconsistent testing, different reporting methods, lying from governments.

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