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I've wondered something about dreams that if taken as explanation is very similar Conjecture: during sleep the mind moves short term to long term memory, when formed, the memory fires adjacent nuerons and these fired nuerons form the d
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> Yet it's not possible to compress n bits in the general case. Abstract bits sure, 2^4 objects are unable to represent 2^5 objects, simply due to 16!=32 But what does it have to do with'general intelligence' and brute for
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> general intelligence better that brute force doesn't exist What do you mean by this? It sounds like you are assuming nature requires exactness and are really making a philosophical argument about the nature of computation, namely
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find a problem without an answer(o) and try to answer it research as much as you can about the problem until you understand it well enough to explain it to someone else when you come across new concepts, research them.. recurse ;p if you li
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Anyone ever searched a flag for a python library and been swept away into some weird gamified recruitment test? Some years ago in a googs search box i searched for some flag for 'python3 itertools' and googs immediately took me to
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Ghost in the Shell addressed this issue in 2005(o) The Tachikoma units are debating how to stop a nuclear strike and one suggests that broadcasting a live feed of the nuclear sub would help, but the idea is reasoned against due to the techn
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i assume the article was most interested in discussing 'soil depletion' but another unsettling variable in this is the 'nutrient collapse' wherein elevated CO2 levels in the grow environment correlates negatively with nu
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do the funds sent to these recipients remain btc and are leveraged against as an asset or are they converted to fiat?
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do the funds sent to these recipients remain btc and are leveraged against as an asset or are they converted to fiat?
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do the funds sent to these recipients remain btc and are leveraged against as an asset or are they converted to fiat?
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> but what exactly are diversity metrics measuring then? Perhaps a willingness to have a dialogue Much like how when debating the advocacy for a higher education degree I have heard people defend the effort as evidence to accept directio
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https://www.youtube.com/user/CarlSagan42 a gaming stream edit dump where the vast majority of videos are of mario maker the creator, carlsagan42, is a molecular biologist, post doc, working on ways to develop vaccines
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The 'consensual sexual relations with him during those three days' is out of context The author also states: > Less than a week later, Jacob raped me in his apartment. Two of Jacob’s friends witnessed the assault, one other par
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The real insanity is that the majority of comments are clinging to this out of context sentence as discrediting the author especially when it comes well after this earlier statement > Less than a week later, Jacob raped me in his apartme
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> She seems to be saying that she is not capable of giving consent, meaning that she is the legal equivalent of a child. What in this post could lead anyone to that conclusion? The author established sexual boundaries > When I became
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Yes, well before the quote you referenced out of context the author stated: > Less than a week later, Jacob raped me in his apartment. Two of Jacob’s friends witnessed the assault, one other participated. > In June 2016, I published a
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it's for educational purposes to express concepts like these to anyone interested using real world data to show why these concepts are important Like why Newtonian physics is insufficient to explain Mercury's orbit Or how infinite
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> laymen questioning the work ethics of actual professionals because they think they could possibly do better, if only etc. > What is unreasonable, very unreasonable, self-entitled in my opinion, is expecting that experimental physici
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Why are you relying on strawmen? > Data can "prove" that a theory is wrong (if your theory has falsifiability, as it should), but they can never show that your theory is all that there is, nor your maths. Where you got '&q
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I freely admit writing the op was difficult and I rewrote the questions many times editing out terminology.. if I'm still coming up short perhaps you could help > you don't "calculate the efficacy of [a theory]" How w
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like albert in his patent office? I jest, but honestly I am confused abit by your flippant response Is my request that controversial? The speed of light has been studied for hundreds of years.. asking to see even just romer's data shou
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This is a fun collection but recently I have been wanting to see how well different theoretical models express experimental data If I want to calculate the efficacy of relativity where can I find observational data on mercury's orbit?
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> If the article showed that she knows how Bitcoin works - keys, signing, etc you fault the person being interviewed for the job of the interviewer? bitcoin is more than 'keys, signing, etc[sic]' from tfa: > I have been maki
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> Anyone can buy any amount of BTC. Actually, this is untrue.. a Satoshi is the smallest denomination of btc > That's like saying only rich people can buy gold It's more 'like' saying "only rich people can inv
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> The interviewer asks this woman about the future of Bitcoin when she's clearly not an expert because shes says, Bitcoin "will be too high for individuals to invest in." One could buy a fraction of a Bitcoin to "inve
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Because they are both sex workers? That's a thin relation the big short wrote that stripper to appear ignorant of the circumstances she was in This dominatrix teaches her submissives how to build mining rigs and has cogent opinions on
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I vouched I feel it's unfortunate that this got killed and also that it's unclear why This is a unique voice being heard within this community Anyone care to discuss why they killed it?
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Complexity theory's interest in determining if there is a polynomial time algorithm to solve any npcomplete problem
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But probabilities are subjective, if you build your home on a anthill your scenario's probability increases Nonces are used to find hashes that satisfy a specific 'target' requirement
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In a broadly abstracted sense: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/P_versus_NP_problem
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