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Comment #42913124
The trusty laws of thermodynamics strike again
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Comment #42597324
I think you nerds need to stop reading obsolete academic fad papers from 1985. Imagine if your girlfriend was unironically reading articles of Cosmo from 1985 to figure out what to…
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Comment #42597157
Consider yourself lucky. My public high school in Ontario was supposed to be a "magnet school for the gifted" and instead turned out to be a scam. The computer class teacher was ab…
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Comment #42091985
Is anyone surprised by this? Do any guys remember women getting higher grades in college?
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FYI, it would take approximately 99.3 billion years to complete the Hamiltonian circuit of the Rubik's cube’s quarter-turn metric Cayley graph using the GAN 12 Maglev UV Coated 3x3…
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Comment #42021601
Location: Toronto, ON Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Machine Learning, C/C++, SQL, HTML/CSS/JS, Node.js, Embedded Computing (Arduino, FPGA) Résumé/CV: h…
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Comment #41957631
Can anyone explain the layout and formatting of the slides?
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Comment #41910612
No. It's humour. There is no such thing as the Second Law of Thermodynamics of a Turing Machine. Unless! You turn the machine off. Then energy input equals zero, it becomes a close…
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Comment #41877467
Ah, Professor Vardi, a fascinating case study in our department. His devotion to the 'science' in computer science is truly something to behold. It's not every day you see someone …
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Comment #41825082
### *Formalization and Implementation*: While the paper lays out a theoretical framework, its practical implementation may face significant challenges. For instance, generating mea…
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Comment #41794890
Sorry! It's short.gamma@icloud.com
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Location: Toronto, ON Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Machine Learning, C/C++, SQL, HTML/CSS/JS, Node.js, Embedded Computing (Arduino, FPGA) Résumé/CV: h…
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Comment #41697250
I could have spent time getting it to generate more formulas and diagrams. It's not difficult since it generates LaTeX, but I wouldn't be able to understand them. According to Chat…
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Comment #41696755
I spent the weekend running ChatGPT in a loop on a theoretical physics paper. This was the result. It seems to have come up with some type of conjecture. I'm wondering if anyone wh…
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Comment #13884548
Honestly, I thought it was an undergrad entrance exam and was feeling sorry for Japanese high school students, before I checked the title again.
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Comment #13862083
FWIW, I think GS imposes a proprietary language ("Slang") in many areas as well.
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Comment #13853104
> As someone who works at a deep learning chip startup, this is great news! Looks like there's a market for our chips ;) While there may be a market for your chips, I'm curious why…
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