mathperson

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by mathperson 10y ago
this depends on the faculty...a theorist with little experimental costs would spend less time applying for grants.
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by mathperson 10y ago
no they also do so. its just that the class is more like 20 and the teacher is very good. -source have sat in public school (also a VERY well funded publisc school) class with friends with parent's net worth > 90 million
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by mathperson 10y ago
he won the fields medal in 2006. he's not perelman
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by mathperson 10y ago
and google has a pretty large fleet driving around the bay area. every time im in mountain view I see at least 3-4 a day when I'm just driving around
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by mathperson 10y ago
you might enjoy a book called "the structure of scientific revolutions" by thomas s. kuhn. a historian of science who basically argued this. that book was the origin of the phrase "paradigm shift"
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by mathperson 10y ago
are you guys looking to hire anyone with compressed sensing/neuro-imaging experience? possibly someone with the username /mathperson lol
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by mathperson 10y ago
what episode is the reference from, I don't remember it
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by mathperson 10y ago
if you think mathematics relies on intuition..you haven't done much mathematics unfortunately. the field is deeply paradoxical once you get into it deeply
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by mathperson 10y ago
yes precisely! i'm sure Facebook's methods are very susceptible to these types of attacks. Hopefully they still are in 6 years and we can get jobs fixing this for them lol. I also really recommend this book https://www.
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by mathperson 10y ago
umm no!...I don't know too much about this sub-field..but there are machine methods designed explicitly for adversarial data. it even has a wikipedia page! I don't know if facebook's methods implement any of this yet..but you