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Comment #46073994
There’s a recent paper on the formation of such a “kugelblitz”; it’s argued to be unfeasible. https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.02389
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Comment #45398508
How about rthym or some variation?
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Comment #45353345
Someone call @keithw. He put a tremendous amount of brainpower into getting the Unicode side of this puzzle "right" (or, as "right" as it is possible to be) when he wrote mosh. I'm…
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Comment #43083478
If the analogy to warped spacetime was exact, then there would be a “scale factor” for every point depending on the local transit speed. Then it would be possible to do as this pag…
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Comment #42966627
Does it still go rancid if it’s kept at boiling temperatures? I’m guessing that if it’s too hot for microbes, then you only have to deal with oxidation at the surface, which can ma…
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Comment #42429121
AIUI, there is a technical criterion for an ambient EM field to imbue circuits within it with broken time-reversal symmetry. One example of a system that meets the criterion is a f…
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Comment #42232790
:shocked_pikachu: Renegadry aside, for those who are more interested in the Information Theory perspective on this: Kolmogorov complexity is a good teaching tool, but hardly used i…
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Comment #41156623
I think you’re putting the right spin on this.
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Comment #41142714
I love the drama of how the abstract is written, but TBH I don't think this is a surprise. I believe it's well-known among color theorists that large perceptual distances are incon…
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Comment #40421998
I don’t see how the author’s arguments about impossibility results pertaining to “distributed sub-symbolic architectures” apply any more strongly to LLMs or DNNs than they do to hu…
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Comment #40184712
Book golems
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Comment #39258721
Wiki says they're incorporated in Netherlands.
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Comment #37960963
So many footguns in this proposal! From the misleadingly symmetric symbols >=, to the unintuitive behavior (for non-mathematicians) in the case of negative left argument, to the si…
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Comment #37769317
I haven't studied antitrust policy in ages, but IIRC one aspect of this in the past has been to forbid the monopolist from peeking at their competitors' prices.
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Comment #37699644
In re = “in the matter of”, a legal term != “re:”, regarding/reply
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Comment #36530187
Yes; however, because of the extreme kinetic energy and momentum of the cosmic ray inputs to these collision events, the output neutrinos will be emitted in a tightly focused cone …
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Comment #35924754
Speculating: perhaps the training data was labeled using top-of-file and top-of-repo copyright notices.
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Comment #35606214
If the name is a reference to Ogden Nash's poem then I am very tickled: https://www.madisonpubliclibrary.org/engagement/poetry/poem-...
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Comment #34008854
There are a number of red flags here. The author puts a lot of breathless energy into airing grievances and lodging accusations. I find I don't much care: I want to know whether th…
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Comment #32560446
> ...massive amounts... The entire world production of neodymium was on the order of 80k ton/yr the last I checked (though that was quite a few years ago).
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Comment #30485517
eHarmony's algo may be less extreme but they do this too.
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Comment #29663221
Look up the OTCA metapixel.
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Comment #29553443
I use it from time to time for work. It lacks some of Mathematica’s typographic flair (can’t ctrl-^ to get a superscript box or / to get a fraction) but IIRC has better undo suppor…