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tacomonstrous
4mo ago
This kind of comment might have been borderline reasonable before 2025 (though I would have found it laughable even then), but the evidence of the last 18 months shows that one side is in fact evil, corrupt and venal in entirely unprecede
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tacomonstrous
6mo ago
FYI, Amazon Fresh is shutting down its physical stores.
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tacomonstrous
2y ago
Covariance and contravariance are mathematical notions, and have to do with whether each multiplicative constituent or the tensor is a vector in your given vector space (covariant) or a linear functional on this space (contravariant). There
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tacomonstrous
2y ago
This is not answering my question at all! How do you generate evidence??
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tacomonstrous
2y ago
Hard to read this and conclude that there can be any actual way to produce admissible evidence. Can you give me an example of what conversations you can use as evidence if anything involving him or his advisers is off limits?
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tacomonstrous
2y ago
How would you prove anything if you can't present any of his actual conversations about Watergate as evidence?
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tacomonstrous
2y ago
Geometric Langlands, while inspired by questions Weil was interested in, is actually answering somewhat different questions, which are not arithmetic in nature: hence the 'geometric' moniker. The actual Langlands program, which de
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tacomonstrous
2y ago
As a poor grad student, I used to unwind by watching Arrested Development playing all 3 seasons in a loop over Shoutcast. Fun times.
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tacomonstrous
3y ago
Riemann surfaces are algebraic, but their moduli can mean two different things: a) the (algebraic) moduli space of complex Riemann surfaces of a fixed genus (number of donut holes). This is an object in the realm of algebraic geometry in th
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tacomonstrous
3y ago
Yes, I remember when I first moved to New England, and asked where I could get a hand carwash. No one had heard of such a thing.
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tacomonstrous
3y ago
Permanent DST, at least maybe just in New England.
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tacomonstrous
3y ago
>But Hamas doesn't care for civilians. Neither does the IDF by all available evidence.
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3y ago
I'm not seeing these responses. Edit: Interesting! If I ask about the Washington Times after I ask the question about the NYT, then it tells me freedom of speech is paramount. If I ask it to start from scratch, then I get this respon
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tacomonstrous
3y ago
All these 'best' accounts are essentially the Twitter equivalent of SEO farms, as far as I can tell.
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tacomonstrous
3y ago
Professional pure mathematician here, so I'm curious if you have many examples of this bullshitting you seem to think is omnipresent. In my experience, the field is reasonably efficient at policing this, as in the case of the one examp
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tacomonstrous
3y ago
Your second sentence has almost nothing to do with the first.
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3y ago
>What I’ve actually seen is that use of Harmonium as an accompanying instrument is much more common across the spectrum (both north and south) The harmonium has disappeared entirely from the carnatic concert stage actually.
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tacomonstrous
4y ago
So you'd be fine with labeling Tesla a state-affiliated organization? I suppose that's at least consistent, though I don't see the utility of a label that applies so broadly.
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tacomonstrous
4y ago
By that criterion, Tesla is a lot more state funded than NPR: https://subsidytracker.goodjobsfirst.org/parent/tesla-inc
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tacomonstrous
4y ago
Michigan State is lower tier than the likes of Harvard maybe, but it's still a premier research institution by global standards.
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tacomonstrous
4y ago
Do you have any evidence for the claim that RCV was introduced in Alaska for the purpose of bringing a Democrat to the to power?
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tacomonstrous
4y ago
This is certainly a cool system from a theoretical perspective, and functions as a great mnemonic device, provided you know how the standard Indian alphabet is structured. But fear not, there's a sort of mnemonic for that as well: The
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tacomonstrous
4y ago
Fun fact: George Washington wasn't one of the signatories of the Declaration.
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4y ago
It used to be more common a few decades ago, even in Carnatic, to use the harmonium to accompany basic lessons (sarali, Janta, geerhas): the notes are easier to distinguish. Once the music moves beyond this to actual raga-based compositions
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4y ago
Chicago house values have been quite stable in certain neighborhoods. The South Loop condo that I sold 5 years ago has barely appreciated in value, while the condo I sold 4 years ago in the Boston area has gone up 70% since.
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tacomonstrous
4y ago
My god this was a horrifying read.
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Weird Kids' Videos and Gaming the Algorithm
(youtube.com)
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5y ago
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What is this supposed to illustrate? That finally abuse of power is getting noticed and punished?
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A Response to Economics as Gauge Theory
(arxiv.org)
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tacomonstrous
5y ago
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5y ago
According to the DMV press release (submitted elsewhere on HN), this is incorrect: >Waymo is authorized to use a fleet of light-duty autonomous vehicles for commercial services within parts of San Francisco and San Mateo counties. The ve
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