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811.
by svnt 3y ago
If they are trained on a corpus of text it seems likely they got far more antiquated and/or stilted written dialog in that sample than they did transcribed modern conversations.
812.
by svnt 3y ago
Yes, that is fair. However, I was proposing that it followed we would have found one if we could predict it based on the theory, in effect deriving the matter architecture necessary.
813.
by svnt 3y ago
Oh, I see the disconnect. In my imaginary high temperature superconductor predictor, it tells you the confluence of factors required to produce zero resistance, and based on that sketch you go find the combinations of atoms that will stay i
814.
by svnt 3y ago
I’m confused how you think it doesn’t follow? Maybe our conception of model is at differing levels? I’m saying that if their models worked in a predictive way, since they have been established for so long and the value of confirming them is
815.
by svnt 3y ago
> For industrial control, developing high-performance controllers with few samples and low technical debt is appealing. They then proceed to develop a nine-stage pipeline of three interacting processes relying on a separate database in o
816.
by svnt 3y ago
A dismissal coached by a theoretical physicist (Bernevig [0], the others appear to be students or postdocs) whose job it is to predict superconductors. At least two reactions come to mind: 1) If his models could predict useful room temperat
817.
by svnt 3y ago
This is always true, though, for any value.
818.
by svnt 3y ago
Your first sentence is correct. The idea that the choice of homework vs TikTok is the choice of wealth vs destitution is a valid concept for relatively low values of income, generally within the realm of working for other people. This is be
819.
by svnt 3y ago
There are several tests that have been ongoing over decades doing exactly this. The small loss of current during measurement occurs, but you only engage with the field intermittently, and you can calculate approximately what the loss should
820.
by svnt 3y ago
The issue other than the one of visibility that you pointed out (meaning the study you requested can’t exist) is not just the paper but the potential for continuation of funding. As you said, corporations have lots of money, and people who
821.
by svnt 3y ago
That’s a good point I hadn’t considered. What if you can code but can’t speak English well.
822.
by svnt 3y ago
> Sharing things people create That’s the thing though, they didn’t even create the comment they posted here. If this was a small project communicated honestly then great, I’m all for it. My edit was about a structural insight, with para
823.
by svnt 3y ago
This person appears to have leaned heavily on LLM generation in everything from their comment here, the readme, to even their github profile page. I haven’t reviewed the code. The codebase and website consist of a handful of commits made ov
824.
by svnt 3y ago
It also shows signs of being llm-generated.
825.
by svnt 3y ago
It's a limitation of the most basic approach to the problem (measuring resistance), but not a limitation of every approach (such as measuring current). You can inject a current into a superconducting coil and take measurements of the r
826.
by svnt 3y ago
Depending on location right now is the perfect time to get a seasonal farming job. Your brain needs something other than screens for a while. The brain capacity thing is real: context switching destroys your productivity and you can’t use y
827.
by svnt 3y ago
They are saying parent is correct that plus 50% and minus 50%, while appearing to be balanced, is a losing proposition for the individual. They are also saying parent is not correct in saying that it also loses on a population basis, showin
828.
by svnt 3y ago
If you change the equation slightly and place a fixed resource consumption requirement (take 1-10% of the initial amount to pay to flip a coin) on each person’s continuation, and then unevenly distribute the initial balance, it will become
829.
by svnt 3y ago
This is also true, but I would suggest it is also not the whole picture. Within the relevant timeframe the DA typically declined to prosecute things the police force believed were important, such as protests that included violence or threat
830.
by svnt 3y ago
There is variation in the data that could be reflective of that time lag. If the population had no awareness of the effect and no ability to observe the impact of grain consumption on their children, then maybe it would proceed like some ch
831.
by svnt 3y ago
Not strictly genetic, certainly, but in at least one configuration there is a clear effect that is perhaps genetic in the mother: > Biochemical evidence for this hypothesis was identified in 2017, finding mothers with a gay son, particul
832.
by svnt 3y ago
Unless glyphosate is involved with the development and presentation of gluten intolerance as well.
833.
by svnt 3y ago
There is enough evidence that Bayer recently had to set aside $10B to settle current and future lawsuits: https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/24/health/bayer-monsanto-roundup...
834.
by svnt 3y ago
The correlation is perhaps not the smoking gun OP thinks but your analysis seems to be based on the assumption there is no time lag in the population of children 6-21 with autism and glyphosate use on grains. The most obvious one would be a
835.
by svnt 3y ago
They didn’t, but the police force stopped enforcing those laws, generally in response to defunding or threats of defunding. The police forces in these cities are in the majority comprised of individuals who live outside of the city and comm
836.
by svnt 3y ago
You mean the fact that someone is recording their screen with the microscope video feed at the same time as the magnet in the hand they are placing underneath the scope? It looks like a pretty bog-standard lab video to me. In addition to be
837.
by svnt 3y ago
> I don't know if you mean, like, <extensions> and similar (actual substantive changes), but the vast majority of "learning how to program" <computers> (accounting for the majority of startup pitches as well) i
838.
by svnt 3y ago
The issue I mentioned in reply to another comment below is that metformin, the medication they were having success with, is more commonly used as a treatment for type 2 diabetes.
839.
by svnt 3y ago
The problem is always in the simplification as it is translated into lay conversations. You cannot extrapolate from a median of obesity into the general population. This is especially true when the medication you are having success with (me
840.
by svnt 3y ago
The difficulty is because of the difference in operating regimes of the power trains. An old ICE has to run within an RPM range, so the top end on MPG is set below infinite, and the bottom end is limited by the time to ramp the engine to it

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