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DanielGeisler

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    Comment #42385609

    I got a job working one on one with an autistic teenager. The first month I lived in the woods, but I did have a car to drive to work. A year later I returned to college and lived …

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    Comment #42385279

    I now have diagnoses of rapid cycling bipolar II and moderate autism, but in the early Nineties I realized I was dealing with ADHD. I was fortunate that one of my autistic abilitie…

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    Comment #41773695

    Wow, GEB came immediately to mind.

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    Comment #41221090

    Dune and Dune Messiah in 22 hours.

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    Comment #39657603

    No worthwhile ideas. Why, what worthwhile ideas do you see that reminds you of my writings?

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    Comment #39655518

    I've been wondering if there was anyplace that could diagnosis autism savant syndrome. It may be a useful label to communicate who I am to people. I have my early mathematical biog…

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    Comment #39613095

    See 'Entropy bagels' and other complex structures emerge from simple rules at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39529374 for a related post.

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    Comment #39556811

    I contacted Dr. Tiozzo about the similarity of the two fractals and he replied, From Giulio Tiozzo "Of course, the similarity between the set of zeros of Littlewood polynomials and…

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    Comment #33676784

    Dynamics is basically fractionally iterated functions. So the equation should be applicable to all of physics. It also provides a new combinatorial view of dynamics.

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    Comment #33675719

    I created http://tetration.org which explores what lies beyond exponentiation. My life's work has been to extend the Ackermann function to the complex numbers and matrices. I belie…

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    Comment #33159547

    What is the most significant one line of code that you have seen or written? Ideally something that takes the understanding of the system to a higher level. I have written a flow f…

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    Comment #23172378

    I'm working for the Azimuth Project modeling the Coronavirus and deploying a new math web server for them.I'm learning Category Theory at https://categorytheory.zulipchat.com/ . Bo…

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    Comment #22178104

    I strongly believe that quantum field theory is at the level of tetration or pentation. The others were possible examples. Thanks for the question.

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    Comment #22177983

    The Universe is a hierarchy of orders; quarks and gluons, atoms, molecules, cells, multi-cellular and on. So hyperoperators form a natural hierarchy to model multilevel systems. Fe…

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    Comment #22177901

    Writing Mathematica software with Stephen Wolfram's support to extend the hyperoperators beyond exponentiation - tetration, pentation and so on, from the natural numbers to complex…

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    Cisco Tetration – The Death of Meaning

    A review of Google searches shows Cisco's new IoP platform Tetration appears to be a big thing. But as a mathematician who has hosted http://tetration.org for twenty years and keep…

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    Is software testing a viable career to train people with Aspergers?

    I am providing technical feedback to a woman who wants to start a non-profit company in the North Bay to train people with Aspergers to be software testers. Aspiritech in Chicago s…

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    Comment #3368427

    The accepted message length is less than the limit for Twitter. Small is good. Microscopic, not so much. I figured I would just let my message find its own way back to Mozilla from…

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    Comment #3368172

    http://www.mozilla.org/contact/

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    Comment #3368165

    Let me add that the straw that broke the camels back was not my frustration with how Firefox itself ran, but Mozilla's appearance of a trying to radically limit customer input! As …

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    Comment #3368147

    Thanks, this could be a valid issue, but so far my CPU and ARM utilization seem to be much less than using Firefox. Well, time will tell.