pavas

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1. 91.▲
   by pavas 7y ago

   If you're working with what you perceive to be "trivial cognitive workloads" I think that is more a sign that you aren't quite working at the level you're capable of, than a sign that you're a really intelligen
2. 92.▲
   by pavas 7y ago

   I think it would be very desirable to increase the variance of outcomes without significantly decreasing the mean. The way research funding is structured now, researchers are incentivized towards taking small publishable steps without too m
3. 93.▲
   by pavas 10y ago

   Proposition 5 proves that the composition of surjective maps are _necessarily_ surjective only when the second map is monotone continuous. Based on the definition of surjectivity given, you can have a composition of surjective maps that isn
4. 94.▲
   by pavas 12y ago

   You have an infinite number of both since the counting never ends. In your example, if you've counted n positive integers, you've counted 2n even integers associated with those (by going both ways). But if you continue counting, e