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by c1ccccc1 8y ago
The audio is a bit weird on this. There's an annoying buzzing noise present for the first 6 minutes. It pretty much goes away after that, though it does come back a few more times, for less than 5 seconds on each occasion. Also, his vo
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Unsolved Mysteries of Fundamental Physics [video](johncarlosbaez.wordpress.com)
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by c1ccccc1 8y ago
I'm confused by the existence of this article. Comparing the accuracy of two probabilistic predictors is pretty much a solved problem. (At least in situations where the two predictors have both made predictions about a fairly large num
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by c1ccccc1 8y ago
- Provoke conversations with people about topics they find interesting. Ask them about the parts you don't understand. Then go off and do research on the internet / at the library about the topic. Then, if possible, talk with that
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by c1ccccc1 8y ago
Just a quick note: This article contains many spelling and grammar errors. If you get a friend to read it over for you and point out mistakes, it will greatly improve the readability of your article.
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by c1ccccc1 8y ago
Part 2 is here: http://blog.sigfpe.com/2007/04/curious-rotational-memory-of-...
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The curious rotational memory of the electron (2007)(blog.sigfpe.com)
4 points by c1ccccc1 8y ago|1 comments
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Lectures on Classical Mechanics (2005) [pdf](math.ucr.edu)
3 points by c1ccccc1 8y ago|0 comments
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by c1ccccc1 8y ago
I mean, we still call it Occam's razor, but I don't think that it's really even the same principle by this point, it just shares the same name. In science today, we don't really care about the number of entities. We do
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by c1ccccc1 8y ago
I wonder what definition of "volume" Susskind is using here? Something coordinate independent, presumably, though I don't really see how it's possible to get around the issue of GR allowing many equally valid slices of s
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by c1ccccc1 8y ago
This website has a pretty good supply: https://esolangs.org/wiki/Main_Page