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by thumbuddy 3y ago
Uhm... It depends on the scientist. I've met a more then a handful of the "it has to be this way" types. The kind who thinks that being correct and being a brute are interchangeable words. Maybe the real problem is they feel
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
I somewhat agree with you, but, you can depending on graph size and time test for planarity. There are also some physical ish cases where graphs are guaranteed planar. And like most things, maybe empirically one of these methods works.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
There's probably thousands if not more. The way I always imagined this working was. agency and company work together to leave gaps in our hardware and software under the ruse of "it must be secure enough for our use." Agencie
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
the trash heap of "information" for the sake of profit intensifies.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
Kind of phenomological but both parts of the GAN are the same model.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
It could help end humanity, with human assistance. For example, expect far more successful phishing campaigns, expect the internet to become a majority of advertising bot garbage, etc.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
That's uh a pretty loose interpretation of a unicorn...
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
It's a pretty dumb life move to collect disability if you don't need it. I mean, you are condemning yourself to poverty and being one bad thing away from death. Crohns is diagnosed via a biopsy iirc, it's not a diagnosis of e
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
Are we actually discussing burying plastic soon to be trash near plants so we can 'document' them? This is one of those times where I think someone solved the wrong problem.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
Qalc seems like a better calculator to me and is more stable somehow despite being written in I think C++. Not having to download a huge programming language taking up GB of space, research an ecosystem and import ten packages sounds ideal.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
You're a good human. Continue being willing to put yourself in the line to help others. You will be remembered and admired for it.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
These days if ya pay off the right judge... It's fine though.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
Yea I mean who needs regulations around technology amirite?
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
We live in a post truth world. That's intentional. Once they can make you lose sight of reality, they can make you do anything.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
Yes. Yes it is.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
Why do they need to explain it if all this person did was spout propaganda without explaining anything? Weird double standard to me personally...
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
Lemme put it this way. It highly resembles fibromyalgia. Most doctors in America won't recognize fibromyalgia because in a lot of cases there is no treatment and there is no way in hell industry is going to adapt to having sick people
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
It's surprisingly effective...
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
Probably not accounts trying to tip the market. Pay no attention to social media these days. Pay only slight attention to scientific articles. Pay more attention to preprints knowing they are preprints.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
If the cyber truck burned tetraethtyl lead enriched diesel in a big barrel in the back it would bring in customers that musk has a personal fondness for. Damn I should work in marketing
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
I agree with you. I would argue that most if not all team dysfunction arises during reviews. Ive worked on places where senior engineers will allow bugs like you've mentioned through to production so they can catch the "hard off b
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
Agree with this. I had to make my own equipment everywhere I went. The people I met later in my career who went to nice schools, with illustrious research experience had no idea what they were doing. Okay that's an exaggeration. But, w
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
It does have merit. But whether or not they pay anything for it is another matter. One things for certain... What they might pay is far less then what they made by doing it.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
So someone else can make a ton of money by manipulating and artificial and most importantly unregulated market. IE why cryptocurrency exists at all.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
It's cryptocurrency... Gotta get the users comfortable with sketchy from the get go so when all their cash is gone they at least aren't too surprised.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
Probably closer to dropped it on the ground but in too much of a hurry doing something else to pick it up money.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
This is increasingly closer to reality. Some shops though... Whew code review is more of a weapon then anything else.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
That's unwise too...maybe most phishers aren't great hackers but don't give strangers with malicious intent access to your machine.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
Unsurprising and sad. I hope he gets a settlement big enough to teach people to stop going around destroying people for being different.
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by thumbuddy 3y ago
They and other agencies are also involved in the psychological experiment business. Historically and probably currently. All the data they've got these days and various means to interact with their subjects is probably pretty wild.

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