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by calhoun137 7y ago
I disagree, did you run debugging tools to check how many frames this code takes to execute? On what basis are you claiming it takes O(2^N)? You just are just asserting that, but my code is running in time O(N) according to the debugger s
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Algorithm solves NP-Complete Problems in P time(medium.com)
2 points by calhoun137 7y ago|13 comments
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White Hat Anonymous(medium.com)
1 points by calhoun137 7y ago|0 comments
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How to Terraform Mars(medium.com)
1 points by calhoun137 7y ago|0 comments
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The Re-Unification of Science(medium.com)
1 points by calhoun137 7y ago|0 comments
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My new conjecture in P vs. NP(medium.com)
2 points by calhoun137 7y ago|1 comments
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by calhoun137 7y ago
my life's work is the continuation of von neumann's research on self reproducing machines. I just had a major breakthrough after 15 years and am just free writing a massive series of articles right now i watched that video briefl
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BioComputers: Physical Neural Nets(medium.com)
1 points by calhoun137 7y ago|0 comments
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by calhoun137 7y ago
author here! very interested to find out if anyone has any comments or questions or objections. going to start writing the next article shortly
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Self Replicating Computer Programs(medium.com)
12 points by calhoun137 7y ago|3 comments
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by calhoun137 7y ago
Project author here! I have been working on Math Inspector for the past year and recently got featured on Mathologer for one of my youtube comments so I decided to launch the math education channel I have been dreaming about and start the
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Math Inspector: Alpha Test Registration Is Open(mathinspector.com)
1 points by calhoun137 7y ago|1 comments
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by calhoun137 7y ago
Project author here. I have been working on Math Inspector for the past year and decided to finally make the first video to get the word out about it. One of my youtube comments was featured by Mathologer as the basis for his latest episo
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Math Inspector: A visual programming environment for the scipy stack(youtube.com)
3 points by calhoun137 7y ago|1 comments
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by calhoun137 7y ago
I guess the word "theorem" is a little strong, since it depends on the real world. I stand by the statement that it's literally impossible to decide this in practice. If we are allowed to say in a few lines of code you coul
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by calhoun137 7y ago
I am 1000x more interested in chess engine's and "a search for some maximum of abstract skill" than I am in getting good at chess. During my research into this topic I discovered many facts which led me to conclude that ther
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by calhoun137 7y ago
Meh. I dont believe we have even come close to finding the best chess strategy for humans and strongly disgagree with the premise of this article that chess strategy for humans is at some kind of ending and we need to change the rules or e
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by calhoun137 7y ago
I question how "easy to apply" the law is. It's necessary to have a set of facts before deciding "what the law says", however one of the (many) reasons it's so difficult to apply the law in practice is that
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by calhoun137 7y ago
I dont think the law can be modeled as a logically consistent set of rules, because there are so many laws that its always possible to apply correct deductive arguments to arrive at different "correct" conclusions which contradict
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by calhoun137 7y ago
I thought the implication was he didnt want to use sms for 2fa because of sim hijacking attacks
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by calhoun137 7y ago
Well said. I do, fwiw. Im not the kind of person who makes arguments by reference to authority often, I found his political views repulsive and confusing when I first learned about them. Its been a long journey but I believe there is a s
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by calhoun137 7y ago
Von Nueman is on the record as saying he believed computers were a sub field of self replicating machines. I believe they will be very important in the future and will have many applications. Not really, unfortunately. I think it would be
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by calhoun137 7y ago
he also got the US military to pay for the R&D and to make the results of all the research in the public domain. he got into a big fight with Einstein over whether or not they would do experiments at IAS (Einstein only wanted to do mat
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by calhoun137 7y ago
Von Neumann was very smart, but I think he had poor judgement when it comes to politics. Perhaps not. I don't know tbh! When I learned about his political views many years ago it actually deeply changed strongly held opinions that I
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by calhoun137 7y ago
I am so happy to see this article about Von Neumann on HN!!! I have been posting about him on here for years, and have read all his books, but not as many of his papers as I would like, they are really hard! I have been working for many y
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by calhoun137 7y ago
Turings Cathedral by George Dyson is fantastic https://books.google.com/books/about/Turing_s_Cathedral.html...
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by calhoun137 7y ago
I agree it was a pretty big simplification which ignored the role of the state. I consider "the existing political structure" to consist of both "wall st" and "silicon valley" and that these elites are in conf
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by calhoun137 7y ago
One of the key dynamics of the modern era is the result of a conflict between the old beauracracy on wall street and the rising aristocracy of silicon valley tech executives. While wall street controls the flow of money, silicon valley con
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by calhoun137 7y ago
This is an extremelly well written and well thought out post. Thank you. Here is my suggestion: how about for the next LHC scale physics project we get all the governments in the world to put in manhatten project levels of funding to resea
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by calhoun137 7y ago
I am not very familiar with Scott Aaronson and am just making a general observation about the subject of QC, I have no idea what his motivations or intentions are. If Scott believes QC will day be practical and I don't, only time can

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