texaslonghorn5

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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
Science journalism or materials science?
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
> U.S. officials declined to disclose the nature of the intelligence, how it was obtained or any details of the strength of the evidence it contains. They have said that there are no firm conclusions about it, leaving open the possibilit
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
or they expected autocorrect to catch it but it didn't trigger because no period. this is an entirely unnecessary comment lol
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
> rising to the non-associative power indices ... in the last two decades has been analyzed and does not have a quantum polynomial algorithm that solves it. The problem is called Exponential Congruences Problem. The author uses similar
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
no because k is an argument and you have to pre-write k nested loops
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
> The year-long human trials for Synchron's BCI system have been peer-reviewed by a neuroscience medical journal in Australia(opens in new tab), where the study found the technology safe and signal quality didn't degrade for it
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
The truly wealthy are making much of their money passively, income tax isn't really something they think about. The government would need to increase the estate and capital gains taxes to actually balance/unburden things. Regardle
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
> The good thing about being a Russian is that you can only blame yourself for this fate. ???
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
this isn't a materials science article, as it turns out. if you've already read your three free articles, https://archive.is/VcIcJ thought it was an interesting perspective, though it's a bit naive or maybe i
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
fair, my fault for misreading
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
> Europeans have a nasty habit of ravaging any black-majority country that tries to build anything. "Where the heck" did you see the above poster mention restricted?
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
> It's entirely possible Scott was one of the anonymous submission reviewers. Considering that Scott works in theoretical quantum complexity theory, I highly doubt that he reviewed this experimental quantum error correction paper.
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
there's a lot to unpack in this comment but I'll pick off one point and maybe others will contest the rest > Only a very small minority of people have careers or relationships worth emulating, and they should be setting example
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
so based on empirical observations I am sure there are a number of people who are making barely enough to support the child care cost quoted in the post I quoted. maybe I misinterpreted the post I responded to
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
> If you make just enough money at work to pay for childcare, what the heck are you doing? $540/40hrs = $13.5/hr. Any number of jobs pay this little.
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-022-05434-1 https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-04532-4 The FT article is a bit fluffy. here are links to the paper and briefing in Nature.
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
You're quibbling over semantics. here's the paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-022-05434-1
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
sounds interesting and well thought out. do you have any viable alternatives for people who don't gamble or drink?
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1642028/what-is-the-oper...
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
Google searching "Bard Arendt" yields "Hannah Arendt Center for Politics and Humanities at Bard College" so likely this pdf is generated or hosted by this center's account.
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What’s in a Hedcut? Depends How It’s Made(wsj.com)
1 points by texaslonghorn5 4y ago|0 comments
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Reflections on an Essay by Wigner(inference-review.com)
1 points by texaslonghorn5 4y ago|0 comments
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When Existence Is Inefficient(inference-review.com)
3 points by texaslonghorn5 4y ago|0 comments
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
This and part 1 are interesting reads. > The reality is that building systems is really hard. It requires a lot of resources, and a lot of engineering. I think the incentive structures in academia aren't very suited for this kind of
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
This is a classic and always fun to reread, it helps to recalibrate my quantum computing sensor after reading nonsense articles and press releases everywhere else. I'm not sure how the work was divided in making the comic, but I always
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
considering what we know about Richard Feynman's personal life, I'm not sure this is the great example you think it is.
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
if you take a class purely to offer tutoring to less advanced students for the purpose of looking impressive, finding dates, etc., then you are taking advantage of this power dynamic sure this is different but if the advanced students are e
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
if this post is reflective of how you and fellow male computer science students acted with them then maybe we have a reason why they don't like computer science that much
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
"engineering students looking for fee-males"
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by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
if you know the material and are offering the tutoring sessions then you clearly have power over the person whom you are tutoring. similar reason why dating your student as a TA is questionable.

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