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by jayajay 10y ago
This link might be better for you. http://www.nature.com/nchem/journal/v8/n6/full/nchem.2492.ht... This professor's research looks pretty fucking cool http://www.chaowanggroup.com&#x
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by jayajay 10y ago
This might help you: http://www.nature.com/nchem/journal/v8/n6/full/nchem.2492.ht... Also this: http://www.chaowanggroup.com/publications.html
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by jayajay 10y ago
Initially I thought that as well: "why would intelligent life spew tons of energy into random solid angles?". But there may be a reason to do this. I wouldn't be sure if they would go through the effort to not pollute -- just
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by jayajay 10y ago
Humans are already in the process of creating a hive mind (very early stages). Consider the limiting case when every brain has access to the same information. Suppose you get born into such a civilization. Their doctors inject a quantum chi
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by jayajay 10y ago
> they tend to generate so much energy that it could parallel the amount of energy generated by the Sun for a whole day This is not a good enough reason to think it could be life. So many objects in our universe are orders of magnitude m
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by jayajay 10y ago
This is a well written article. I only read it because he initially presented a link to his website, which ended up loading in 250ms. This begged the question "why did it load so fast?" which in turn begged the entire article. Tha
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by jayajay 10y ago
This is reasonable. Aside for must-reads, I don't read articles or news stories, funny posts, memes, gifs, etc. if they take way too long to load (3000ms+), or if it's TLDR (unless it's must-read). Most of the time, stuff e
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by jayajay 10y ago
This is true, but people don't want to hear it. Some sheeptard might flag your comment. I've had experience with restraining orders. Do people realize that you can literally be sent to court for harassment if whatever you do , X,
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by jayajay 10y ago
Also, momentum and energy are equivalent in some sense. E² = m²c⁴ + p²c²
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by jayajay 10y ago
This is Placnk's Equation. De Broglie's equation is p = h/λ
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by jayajay 10y ago
Euler's formula. This one formula is the most practical formula I've ever encountered. Once you learn it, you will never stop using it. The Schrodinger equation is a lot of fun, but you will likely stop using it if you stop doin
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by jayajay 10y ago
People seem to exaggerate the difference between Elite schools and State schools. The key difference between elite schools and other schools is entrenchment. Basically, how "sold" are students into society? At Yale, students hold
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by jayajay 10y ago
> ...by prioritizing the acquisition of reward signals above > other measures of success. This is also true for humans in poorly designed systems. For example, kids become experts at passing tests irrespective of mastering the materia
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by jayajay 10y ago
> Depression has little to do with boredom. This is not as well understood as we think. I would suggest doing that experiment with both types of people, though.
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by jayajay 10y ago
This is one of the most insightful, down to earth articles I have read about AI. I hope Google/Amazon and all of the people in ML can take some time to read it. Main Important Points: 0. Build a simple, easy prototype first. Then add b
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by jayajay 10y ago
Interesting. Instead, kid enters the room, you tell them that they will be sitting there anywhere from 5 minutes to 3 hours, depending on how long the experiment should be. They get to choose a sequence of doors. At each step, the door can
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by jayajay 10y ago
> Predicting the grade of an essay isn't fundamentally different than classifying an email as spam https://media.giphy.com/media/3oz8xLd9DJq2l2VFtu/giphy.gif It is fundamentally very different, as the for
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by jayajay 10y ago
This is true; language, like other complex systems, exhibits order at various scales. However, even using a "state-of-the-art" algorithm like Wavenet will be insufficient. For example, suppose we implement short range order detect
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by jayajay 10y ago
TLDR Author rants about how the size of the executable for the Unix `true` command has increased "exponentially" from 0 to 22KB over ~30 years, for no apparent reason other than "because it can", referring to cosmolo
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by jayajay 10y ago
"If a and b do not agree, begin your search for letter c."
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by jayajay 10y ago
Post an example link, or it didn't happen.
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by jayajay 10y ago
The revolutionary new technique is called "interviewing the parents".
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by jayajay 10y ago
Hello again, thanks for sharing this. I saw your video a few days ago. Keep up the awesome work, dude.
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by jayajay 10y ago
"Actually, reasonably capricious investors tend to emulate the science of quantum mechanics enhanced to mars gyroscope. Fourteen decided to whimsically trade symphonic trends on the market. Subsequently, eight and over 15.84 percent o
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by jayajay 10y ago
Take an undamped double pendulum and divide the space up into 2 sections. Suppose you can only check which section the pendulum is every N seconds. Every time you check, you record the value, and over time you build up a sequence of K numbe
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by jayajay 10y ago
> why Trump would be a good partner. I was pleasantly surprised to see that you do have useful content to contribute; why didn't you just ask in the first place? Don't be shy, I don't bite! Let me explain it like I would
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by jayajay 10y ago
Seeing patents like this disappoint me. It's very reminiscent of people scooping up domain names and just sitting on them, hoping that someone else makes them valuable at some point.
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by jayajay 10y ago
Excuse me ? Proposing that Donald Trump + Elon Musk would be a great team to take us to Mars is a perfectly fine contribution. Ironically, you have shown here that you are the one with nothing constructive to offer. If you disagree that
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by jayajay 10y ago
OP, this is awesome -- is this your work? Nvm, I answered my question.
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by jayajay 10y ago
Yeah, his name is "Donald Trump".

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