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Thanks so much for being so open and willing to discuss this! Just to be clear though, if that lemma isn’t yet explicitly proven, then the core claim (that Algphys cannot simulate certain NP-complete solutions in polynomial time) has not be
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You mention that Algphys can simulate any polynomial-time Turing algorithm with preserved complexity, but in your construction, the dynamics of Algphys are governed by physical properties: gradient norms, Hessian spectra, rigidity, etc. How
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Thanks for the reply! Just to clarify, your proof is relying on the assumption that if an algorithm can be modeled in Algphys, then its execution time in Algphys reflects its true time complexity, right? But can you point to where you prove
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Just to clarify, how exactly does proving exponential lower bounds for Algphys translate into a proof that no polynomial time algorithm exists for NP-complete problems in the standard Turing model? Isn’t it possible that your "hard&quo
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1y ago
I hate to "take you on", but I don't get it...
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1y ago
We ran into this at SNS (AWS) all the time.
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1y ago
runpod.io
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1y ago
Bombe is easily one of my favorite games ever. 240+ hours of gameplay so far.
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1y ago
The whole thing reads like it's been written by an AI.
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> The researchers prepared a DNA sample and sent it away for genome sequencing, funded by a WVU Davis College Student Enhancement Grant obtained by Hazel. The sequencing confirmed the discovery of a new species and the sequence is now de
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1y ago
This is a month old, just FYI.
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1y ago
So which domains does this work for? Because it doesn't work with: https://hotels.com/ https://trivago.ca/ https://www.ca.kayak.com/ http://agoda.com/ https:/&#x
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1y ago
>We are told, with great aggression, that there’s nothing wrong with ADHD or autism, that having those conditions is not in any sense a negative but instead simply a different way of being; however, As someone who has ADHD and is austist
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1y ago
Thank you! I knew it reminded me of something!
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2y ago
Vyvanse here. Very "soft" compared to other ADHD meds.
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2y ago
I think they're claiming that it won't roam between APs with identical SSIDs.
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2y ago
That was a phenomenal read!
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2y ago
Your OpenAI Key is still visible in the commit history.
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2y ago
Nebula, its arms open.
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2y ago
Surely it just needs to be 6 times lower? ;)
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2y ago
That makes sense, thanks for explaining!
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2y ago
So like HyperLogLog?
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2y ago
Are they seriously that naive?
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2y ago
>Asphalt concrete (commonly called asphalt, blacktop, or pavement in North America, and tarmac or bitumen macadam in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asphalt_concrete
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http://web.mit.edu/6.033/2007/wwwdocs/assignments/handson-li... >I fully recognize that there are dangers and risks to which I may be exposed by participating in Reproduction of Therac-25 accidents .
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2y ago
You sir, are amazing. Thank you for being so utterly transparent.
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2y ago
Why do you assume sarcasm? I thought the readme was unsarcastically excellent as well.
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I don't really argue - it just seems like hyperbole itself. Also, whatever is listening for updates has to be constantly active.
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2y ago
>Free from heat emissions So, there's no electronics in it whatsoever?
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2y ago
Loading times from floppies wasn't even remotely quick.
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