hallole

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by hallole 1y ago
I'm not a mathematician, but I went decently far into math and hardly ever encountered a summation over non-indexed elements, or really anything beyond the standard \Sum_{i=1}^{n}, even up to my final math courses. I wasn't aware
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by hallole 1y ago
Fully agree! I don't think life is much more than a sort of chemical engineering, "designed" with the "purpose" of self-replication. Our engineer, natural selection, didn't have "healthspan" in mind;
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by hallole 1y ago
I remember being very pleased when I first encountered what might be an abuse of notation, but is nonetheless super convenient: \Sum_{s \in S}, where s is an element of a set S. Or, even better, just: \Sum s_i. Of course, this is defensible
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by hallole 1y ago
"Given"? I don't know SQL, but going solely off Google Images, that'd read like: SELECT X GIVEN X > 5
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by hallole 1y ago
That alone is insane, incredible. Hardly measures up to the ideal of leaving the hospital, good as new, but putting that aside: 18 days on a transplant, trans-species organ? I'm in awe!
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by hallole 1y ago
"Notable is that these are either population metrics or compare each individual with themselves." Yes, for the purposes of that research. Why would a comparison between two people be a flawed use case? Do you just mean the colloqu
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by hallole 1y ago
Restricted use to emails and reports? I have only ever sent an AI auto-generated email response on accident. They're just never useful, nor could they be without accessing my mind. And reports?? God I'd be so pissed if I had to wa
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by hallole 1y ago
Agree completely. The parties here really couldn't be farther from consensus, so the sloppy, frantic policy decisions will probably continue. My knowledge of political history doesn't go far back, but it feels like a new thing for
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by hallole 1y ago
Illegal immigration is far from an imaginary problem. Any immigration at all will affect the availability of homes, of jobs, of healthcare... So, it ought to be monitored and controlled. This is becoming more relevant as home prices rise an
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by hallole 1y ago
I think it's an understandable overshoot to confront what some might see as a long-standing, festering problem. This isn't an endorsement, but the frantic attitude makes sense: rush and get the job done, there's only one 4-ye