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by gmadsen 3y ago
im not sure completely. There is probably inherent traits related to leadership/followership , and a cognitive bias to assume integrity of leaders seems plausible. Before society, might literally meant right.
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by gmadsen 3y ago
its referring to the search space of valid segmentations, which if set up as a classical problem, it would be some type of DP with backtracking from deadend paths. The full input is known in both cases, its just that gpts arch doesn't
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by gmadsen 3y ago
the opportunity cost of these people's entire working lives? How is that not a waste to society? Its not like Google is stashing its funds under a matress unless it doles out extra payroll
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by gmadsen 3y ago
No? the purpose of a job is to create value.
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by gmadsen 3y ago
By far the largest portion of the market is bitcoin. Bitcoin is inherently traceable from the ledger and IRS is always looking for large tax fraud.
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by gmadsen 3y ago
I think you might have some mathematical gaps, they are not overspecified. It is impossible to fully specify 3d rotations as 3 variables.. if you want a nice algebraic structure. R^3 is not isomorphic to SO(3). All the representations have
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by gmadsen 3y ago
Ada is gaining popularity in safety critical systems
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by gmadsen 3y ago
I think the intention of the phrase, is that most cs programs include a systems course. you will learn von neumann arch, with cpu including {registers, clock, ALUs, etc}. Obviously modern CPUs have a lot more complexity, but even the basic
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by gmadsen 3y ago
for what its worth, the vast majority of republican senators are ivy league educated lawyers... just like the democrats. Its too simplistic to boils views you disagree with to "dumb"
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by gmadsen 3y ago
the vast majority of anecdotal experiences ive come across, those who regularly exercise also work harder than those who don't. when you spend time exercising, you make it up with increased productivity and more positive outlook on lif
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by gmadsen 3y ago
maybe its geographical? At my highschool the vast majority of those playing sports went to college, while the "weird" kids typically dropped out or worked random jobs after college for the entirety of their 20s
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by gmadsen 3y ago
thats because he was entirely self taught.. I'm sure if he had the upbringing of western high society like most famous european mathematicians, he would probably have more of the cohesion you are talking about
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by gmadsen 3y ago
society doesn't function if everyone is as ammoral as the elites
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by gmadsen 3y ago
with global warming, shouldn't absorbing massive amounts of solar be a good thing?
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by gmadsen 3y ago
probably because there isn't much support for the collective subsidizing the very personal choice of procreating
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by gmadsen 3y ago
wouldn't energy conservation require matter to experience the same force to anti-matter?
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by gmadsen 3y ago
its really not though. Detection is fundementally different. Neutrinos have no electric charge. the only thing you have to work with is the weak interaction. you have to literally wait for the low probability event of a neutrino-neuclei col
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by gmadsen 3y ago
right, because of light's interaction with matter which is different from neutrinos a quick google estimates that a human has about 100 trillion neutrinos pass through their body every second, but only about 25% chance that even a sing
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by gmadsen 3y ago
my understanding is the opposite. neutrinos fill the universe similar to photons, they are just extremely hard to detect because of their weak interaction with other matter. So detections are rare, not neutrinos themselves.
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by gmadsen 3y ago
the vast majority of collisions are human error. it doesn't need to reduce 100% to be useful
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by gmadsen 3y ago
why does this take a few years to figure out, or even seeing a therapist? A couple of specific books and introspection makes all those things quite obvious. Even before the giant rise of therapy, most old business and/or self help book
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by gmadsen 3y ago
maybe between sleep and normal waking idle because there is actually quite a bit going on during sleep. There has been quite a bit of research though regarding higher "clock up" states consuming far more energy, such as grandmaste
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by gmadsen 3y ago
ADHD is diagnosed by the occurance of defined symptoms. like most things in the DSM. Many things can manifest psychologically to give the collection of symptoms. Its not purely or even needs to be structural differences in the prefrontal co
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by gmadsen 3y ago
IQ(rather g-score) is the most well understood measurement in all of pyschology..
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by gmadsen 3y ago
not really?, Dirac, Von Neumann, etc. taking a look at the history of the nobel prize, its typically the case that something is predicted by theory, then once an experiment is able to verify, then prizes are given out.
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by gmadsen 3y ago
traffic?
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by gmadsen 3y ago
its also the case that people want different things. Even if all work could be remote, there will still be people that will pay most of their income to live in NYC or SF, because when you are living in those places you are not just paying f
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by gmadsen 3y ago
I'd say it's productive it the sense that creating in person relationships has a direct effect on getting things done that require large amounts of people.
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by gmadsen 3y ago
this is explained well by Mark Fisher and Capital Realism, although it is a bit more grim than your take, essentially all pop culture becomes too commoditized and meaningless as a direct consequence of late stage capitalism
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by gmadsen 3y ago
based on the article, they are representing weather patterns on earths surface as a topological insulator. I don't know which class of insulator, but the catagorization of all topological insulators have equivalent classifying spaces

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