harmoat

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by harmoat 5y ago
Since these 3 results are so similar are they a subset of a more general concept?
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by harmoat 6y ago
Aren't large neural network already black boxes we don't understand built by machines we understand?
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by harmoat 6y ago
Reasonable healthcare, parental leave and vacation minimums were not acquired in the countries that have them by "the magic of a functional government" but by people organising in big enough groups to matter and bargaining with th
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by harmoat 6y ago
Like Wikipedia but a Forum?
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by harmoat 6y ago
In France, they can also take it from your salary.
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by harmoat 6y ago
My math teacher used to only have a tiny piece of paper with the thing he had to talk about during the lecture; since we had to prove everything we learned during this class, more often than once he couldn't remember how to prove some
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by harmoat 7y ago
Superdeterminism isn't supposed to be an alternative to QM, usually it's an alternative interpretation of QM which allows hidden variables from what i've gathered.
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by harmoat 7y ago
This is probably where GAI would be really useful.
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by harmoat 7y ago
Reagan could
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by harmoat 7y ago
Remember, wikipedia is an encyclopedia, not a textbook
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by harmoat 7y ago
The entropy in the various particles (photos, neutrinos, gravitons etc) the stars are emitting from being formed probably is more than the entropy lost from the gas clouds ordering themselves into stars would be my guess.
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by harmoat 7y ago
> Free will and determinism aren't necessarily incompatible. How?
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by harmoat 7y ago
To be fair wikipedia is supposed to be an encyclopedia, not a textbook.
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by harmoat 7y ago
That's circular logic with a dubious interpretation of quantum physics. The idea that consciousness could somehow be the cause of the collapse of the wave function is anthropocentrism and shows a poor understanding of what measurement
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by harmoat 7y ago
Does the area grow less than quadratically with the radius on the surface of a shpere?