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mathgradthrow
1y ago
No, it doesn't.
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mathgradthrow
1y ago
If there is a tacit admission of such a thing, it's not in the quote you provided.
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1y ago
Anyone can just kill you whenever they want. Security cannot be granted by cryptography, only secrecy.
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1y ago
when people are botroing like crazy, it means that interest rates are too low.
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1y ago
Clickbait, there is no life on earth!
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1y ago
Every male on earth looked at pornography as a child. Any problem it creates is literally as bad as it can possibly be. You also don't have a control group, and social media is a much better guess for whats wrong with men anyway. Basic
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1y ago
Its a good thing that cryptocurrency transactions are easy to reverse.
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1y ago
pornography does not harm children.
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1y ago
Of course they didn't. It's just funny.
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mathgradthrow
1y ago
Seems like a pretty strong argument.
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1y ago
There is no substitute for writing correct programs, no matter how hard it is. If you want correct programs you have to write them correctly.
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1y ago
Monotone just means order preserving. f is monotone if f(a) >= f(b) whenever a >= b.
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1y ago
Tome to move to Tor
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1y ago
the lack of cryptogrifting.
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1y ago
in the article it asserts that the farmers didn't know the effects of lead chromate on human health, they were just "expanding their business". I guess since it's just fraud and negligence, we should forgive it?
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1y ago
how the hell do you beam neutrons?
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1y ago
I can't read substack on my phone, so I can't see the article, but the correct statement that is closest to what you have written is just that d is any real number satisfying this inequality. We define a subset U of AxBxR by U={(a
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1y ago
That's ridiculous, this is a discussion abour taste. It will obviously depend on your taste.
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1y ago
obviously the difference is between the artistic merit of MLP and discworld.
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1y ago
they were sprinting covertly. Thats why this happened.
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1y ago
it seems to be a pretty safe place to be mossad.
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1y ago
It has also been a disaster in the US, to be fair.
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1y ago
the average human is good at something, and sucks at almost everything. Human performance at chess and average performance at chess differ by 7 orders of magnitude.
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1y ago
What on earth do you mean by prove, If not within a system of proof? You can prove the consistency of PBA, But you cannot prove that you cannot prove the inconsistency of PBA, because The inability to do both is the definition of consistenc
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1y ago
Maybe DFW wasn't as smart as he thought he was.
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1y ago
honestly refreshing take.
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you cannot prove the consistency of a system of proof within that system, ie at all.
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1y ago
the maypole group is indeed a subgroup of a braid group. juat add the pole itself as the rightmost strand.
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1y ago
can we ban slam as a headline word?
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1y ago
the best I can do is assure you that it is informed by experience. Calculus could not progress without analysis. einstein needed poincare, who needed topology, which needed sets.
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