zehaeva

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by zehaeva 2y ago
It might be because you weren't in a Physics or an Engineering program. Colleges tend to have two tracks for physics, one that's closer to high school physics, which is as you described. A collection of algebraic equations that yo
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by zehaeva 3y ago
I like the guy, but I do think he's nutty over the level of multiverse he believes in.
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by zehaeva 3y ago
I'm not sure how anyone's intervention could ever withstand some of these effects. I could foresee maybe a sun shade of some sort to help mitigate the increase in temperature, but at some point the sun is going to envelope the ear
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by zehaeva 3y ago
I'm not sure one can, from today that is, really understand how huge of a leap was made by AI at this time. Even going back to the closest analogue, chess, there were good chess engines for a long time prior to Kasparov loosing in 97 t
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by zehaeva 3y ago
The Valve Index is nearly 5 years old now. And while I love my Index, the state of the art has moved forward a lot and I am excited by the next generation Index, if it ever comes. I don't think VR/AR is the absolute future of all
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by zehaeva 3y ago
I'm very privacy forward with respect to my home networks. I run a home zigbee network which does everything I want it to in the home. Yes I can't turn the lights on and off from the other side of the world, but neither can anyone
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by zehaeva 3y ago
Maybe try an eyemask? I will admit the feeling takes a little bit getting used to but I get way better sleep with it than without.
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by zehaeva 3y ago
Given the recent legal cases where lawyers did use Chat GPT to do research and help write their brief did not go very well I'm not sold that on all the optimism that's here in the comments.
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by zehaeva 3y ago
I assure you that I am not surprised with how much historical writing I am locked out of by not being able to read Latin. Honestly I would be willing to bet that it as much as I am locked out of from not being able to read Chinese, Sanskrit
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by zehaeva 3y ago
What does teaching Latin in schools have to do with schools, ostensibly, failing? Are you saying that Latin is something that is useful to everyday life and because we don't teach it to our children we're depriving them of this wo
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by zehaeva 3y ago
Given that my mother, grandmother, and I, were born in the States, I can definitely say that "preferred" isn't as wide spread as you think it is.
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by zehaeva 3y ago
What's fun about this is that I was taught from my mother, and her mother before her, to use Butternut Squash when making "pumpkin pie" from scratch. This "tradition" of using Butternut Squash instead goes back to t
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by zehaeva 3y ago
To add onto the sibling's point, the "safe following distance" has a rule of thumb of "3 seconds behind". At 65MPH, I'm assuming you're in the US, is approximately 300 feet. I'm willing to bet that&#x
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by zehaeva 3y ago
I enjoy comparisons like this, but there's one small bit of math that's off, >CGP Grey $7/mo 10m/mo $70/h There isn't 100 minutes in an hour.
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by zehaeva 3y ago
I mean, yes, things like The Arrow of Time, Entropy, our entire understanding of black holes, most of quantum mechanics. Yeah, if information can be destroyed then a lot of physics needs to be redone.
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by zehaeva 3y ago
Holy hell, talk about burying the lede here! The last sentence of the whole article is: The new theory allows for information to be destroyed, due to a fundamental breakdown in predictability. Are you kidding me?!
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by zehaeva 3y ago
I am pretty sure that MOND has been completely ruled out[0] given some recent evidence. And by more than 5 sigma. [0] https://bigthink.com/hard-science/dark-matter-alternative-mo...
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by zehaeva 3y ago
Can't wait for the Butlerian Jihad to begin! Flippancy aside, as others have pointed out, Spotify isn't turning a profit. Other than the tangency of blaming AI for all of our ills, this seems like a non-sequitur.
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by zehaeva 3y ago
Another year and another Advent of Code that I don't have enough time in my life to do. One year I'll actually finish!
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by zehaeva 3y ago
Oh, sorry, my intent wasn't to claim he's not really a crackpot, just the the grandparent was making the claim that the reason why Lessig is a crackpot is because Lessig can not see the real issue here, which is campaign finance r
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by zehaeva 3y ago
You are correct, he is a bit of a crackpot. A crackpot who ran in the 2016 presidential race to get money out of politics. A crackpot who, in 2014, created the Mayday PAC to fund and push candidates that support campaign finance reform. A c
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by zehaeva 3y ago
Something one should consider is that while math is surprisingly applicable, and as you correctly picked up I was making a reference to the "Unreasonable Effectiveness" quote, it is never exact. Newton's laws are enough for u
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by zehaeva 3y ago
I do agree that they can be "shown" or demonstrated, I don't think that's at argument here. And to be specific I chose the phrase Platonic World, or Platonic Realm specifically because it is the philosophical notion that
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by zehaeva 3y ago
Part of the reason that you're going to run into trouble with sets being universal, or foundational, rightly found in a theorem that was birthed from set theory, Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem[0]. I will confess that when I took d
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by zehaeva 3y ago
You could brashly say that the Platonic world does exist? I must be from Missouri, show it to me! Do that and you can bring me to your, and Max Tegmark's, side. Show me a Tree that has the pure essence of tree, show me a One, show me t
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by zehaeva 3y ago
The ideas of sets being the universal foundation of math is arbitrary as any other bit of math. Which is to say all of it is arbitrary. Just as you ask, "where in nature does one observe these weird things?" I would to ask where i
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by zehaeva 3y ago
I made the mistake of, admittedly accidently, throwing Starfield onto a spinning disk drive. Load times were approximately 5-10 minutes from button click to start, any conversation that was initiated either ran through all of the audio dial
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by zehaeva 3y ago
Now I'm imaging a small budget grad student/researcher with a budget of several hundred grand. Maybe I'm not as familiar with the word small as I thought I as. :)
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by zehaeva 3y ago
If AMD cards were half the price of Nvidia ones then sure, this would happen. The 4090 can be had for ~$1600USD and the RX 7900 for about ~$1000USD. A significant discount, however the RX 7900 is about 3/4ths as powerful as the 4090, w
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by zehaeva 3y ago
If AI generated art, stablediffustion, midjourney, et. al., isn't copyrightable[0] then wouldn't anything generated by ChatGPT not be copyrightable? Would that not mean that record label can ignore him when asking to be paid for s

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