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llamaz
10y ago
> Newsweek > pharmaceutical companies don’t like us because it gets people off of drugs Sounds a bit like "Doctors hate her! Click here to learn this one weird trick for weight loss"
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>> Muslim culture, where children are the main source of pride of the mother. Sons* are the main source of pride
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10y ago
On the other side of things --- the social standing of men is determined heavily by how competent you are and if you are in a position of leadership.
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10y ago
Thanks :) That gives me something concrete to google
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10y ago
Is there actually a thing in physics where you change the measurement by observing it? I do electrical engineering, and as far as I know, the uncertainty principle means that as the signal in the time domain gets more localized, the signal
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10y ago
At my university the sequence over two years is python --> boolean algebra + logic gates --> assembly --> c + java It used to be scheme + boolean algebra + logic gates --> assembly + unix programming in c (threads, pipes) but th
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10y ago
Tensors can work on other things apart from vector spaces (e.g. modules), but programmers don't know those either.
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10y ago
That's fair enough, for those far away women that men with small penis' would not be able to reach
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10y ago
Implying we don't deserve to die anyway Humanity is cancer, we are parasites on the ecosystem Oblivion is the only way out Embrace the void
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10y ago
I agree. There is already enough literature on Ramanujan to sate the most curious appetites, so the only thing Wolfram can offer that others can't, is his relationship ship as a scholar, to that of another scholar he admires.
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11y ago
I'm sick of this Myers-Briggs pseudo-science showing up everywhere. It's unethical to sell a discredited theory of the world for monetary gain. It's like Dungeons and Dragon - people identify with their type/class, excep
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11y ago
Modern AI is closer to math than the ad-hoc but often creative solutions of AI in the 70s/80s. This is a very good sign, but it brings AI closer to the kind of work that engineers do with MATLAB. I personally prefer it that way, but it
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> white women > safe spaces haha political correctness is so stupid right!? > We really need to redefine college in its present form, it is no longer what it was 50 or 100 years ago. The norm in Australia is to "take a break f
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When the inputs are similar to the outputs, (e.g. text with linux CLI commands) functions can be very flexible and do things they were not originally designed to do (e.g. linux CLI commands). An assumption that's implicit in what I
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11y ago
That's a straw vulcan. Rationality, is or should be, by definition, pursuing actions that are in your own self interest. Maybe engineers, if they had the knowledge that they could increase their salary by inflating their self worth in
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Message Oriented Programming a La Alan Kay
(alexsquest.com)
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13y ago
Why is this getting up votes? This is 3rd year+ material from applied math and engineering. Some of it is graduate level. I refuse to believe HN is that educated in robotics.
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13y ago
Like scaring children?
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Discrete Math: The binomial theorem and coefficient from the ground up
(highbrowcrap.wordpress.com)
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