Salad Theory
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Salad Theory
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#2If you apply information theory to food and get some interesting results. https://github.com/lucianmarin/fit
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#3By this standard, I could call myself a vegetarian starting today. Haha
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#4pedantry/ˈped(ə)ntrē/
Pedantry is an excessive, boastful, or annoying focus on minor details, formal rules, and trivial points of learning.
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#5Yeah, sometimes a feature-rich salad just turns into a mess. Less is more with ingredients.
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#6If you apply information theory to food and get some interesting results. https://github.com/lucianmarin/fit
What was your prompt for this? Can you please share the chat history?
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#7Today I am especially grateful that I work with cool people.
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#8An "Italian" from most sub shops definitely qualifies as soup after all the oil and vinegar. I almost drowned once trying to eat a Subway Italian BMT.
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#9You have to be able to toss a salad for it to be a salad, no? They tried too hard to make pizza salad…
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#10> Mathematics is the study of precisely imagined things. It's about imagining something so precisely that your idea of it is fully defined. There's no space for opinion or interpretation. Two mathematicians thinking about the same mathematical object, defined in the same way, are not thinking about two versions of it. They're actually thinking about the same object.
- Rob Miles
Any time I read something like this post, I can't help but think that it's people mimicking the language of mathematics because they don't understand its purpose. To them, math seems like pedantry, constantly obsessing about minor details that are seemingly irrelevant. When in reality, that obsession with full and complete definitions in math serves a purpose.
This discussion of salads serves no purpose. In fact, it's arguably meant to be confusing.