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Why doesn't [math]\frac{e + \pi}{2}[/math] have a name
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>>17039095
>equation
how is it more of an equation than pi or e?
they all require equations to define
i could argue only integers and fractions are true constants
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>>17039083
Anon's Conjecture
(e + pi)/2 is transcendental
>Alas this greentext is too small to c
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>>17038552
Pretty sure 0 and 1 are both constants and are both more important.
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>>17039316
i realized that after i posted it
besides those
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>>17038069
give an integral with this constant as a result, then name the integral after anon

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Sick piece of shit
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dey see him rollin'
what timmies gon' do?
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>>17039853
Imagine being a 12 year old girl, getting abducted and taken to some weird carribbean island, and you get told that you have to perform sex acts on this thing.
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>>17041985
>minor spelling mistake

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How deeply has AI affected the field you're working in?
I work in molecular bio and i occasionally use it with genomics and troubleshooting, but not much more than that. I hear some promising stuff from protein folding but i'm not sure how much of it is hype.
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>>17041629
AI might suck in finance for now, but it's pretty impactful elsewhere. Like OP said, protein folding is revolutionized.
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>>17041640

If its impactful we will see it here, so far nothing...
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>>17041641
Why was unemployment so high in 2021?
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>>17041642

because nobody got vaxxed so they werent allowed at their jobs, until they finally removed that rule.
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>>17038837
sysadmin here
Not much
Good for scripts and going through a few thousand lines of logs but that's about it
It's made support even more fucking obvious that it won't ever be done by AI for a few decades at least.
Due to the every envrionment being diffierent, every company being different with policies, etc and even then, simple 'human preference of how things are customized'. you can't trust it with admin. I had a fucking director start and asked me 'how do I fix the F keys to work like the old laptop because copilot told him to go into the bios and he was confused'
How the fuck tells a fucking retarded 'sar the bios sar, much better than FN lock key sar'
A reasonable high end model does.

So if anything, the AI intergrating with sysadmin works just makes the job more secure
The shit it could do like a pssword reset instruction is already in a fucking popup when retards need to do it so it's pointless for the most part

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What are some fun science and math facts?
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>>17041779
Wouldn't it be easier to find a closed form for the sum of all the inversed cubes?
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>>17041794
After thinking about it, I have come to the conclusion that there is no such closed-form fellow human.
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The version of you which is eternally suffering is causally consistent and experiences non stop agony, and exists somewhere in possibility. There is a sequence of actions you can take which lock you in one of those timelines, but you can't know what they are until you accidentally take them.
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>>17041665
this image will haunt me in my dreams
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>>17041802

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If determinism is true why is a infallible prediction machine a paradox? The scientist is just a meat puppet so he should have stayed quiet like a good little cuck and the guy would have said "red"
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>>17040906
with logic or experimentally like this >>17040723
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>>17040582
this machine might solve determinism, but it won't solve the halting problem.
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Ok, so you turned the entire universe into a machine which predicts what the universe will do. The machine predicts that the machine predicts. Congratulations.
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>>17040622
So you are saying the astrology chicks are onto something?
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>>17040582
If determinism wasn't true then notginf would exist as there would be no actions which would determine the next action, since everything would have an equal probability to do literally anything.

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REMINDER
We know NOTHING about what causes Alzheimers
All the research is wrong
The drugs don't do anything
Scientists refuse to acknowledge this
We have advances in basically every other disease that used to be death sentences except this one, which everyone gets btw
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>17036942
Can jannies force this nigger to put on a trip already
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>>17038927
There's early onset Alzheimer's you know.
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how do you cure auto-immune disorders?
you don't lol
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>>17036786
It's caused by a lack of daily omega3.
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>>17038917
>putting ezetimbe and (((statis))) in remotely the same category
Shalom
Once you start seeing the statin jews you can never go back to unseeing them.

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Everything is a 50/50 chance. Either it happens or it doesn't.
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>>17037355
>>17037367
Lmao, exactly "The God" - but you aren't a God, which is why everything in your reality works according to boring probability theory.
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>>17037382
This is why I made you a fag.
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>>17037384
>This is why I made you a fag.
According to your retarded theory, it's likely you accidentally turned yourself into a fag, since you said yourself that everything is a 50/50 possibility.
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>>17013294
either everything is a 50/50 chance, or it's not so there's only a 25% chance
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>>17013294
Thing X has multiple (at least 3) predefined states it could reach. It reaches one of those states.
According to you, the chance of having that happen was 50/50 and not 1 in 3.

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This is a thread dedicated to scientists performing experiments that are too controversial, taboo or unethical to replicate.
Let's discuss their merits, flaws and scientific relevance.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/21_grams_experiment
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Experiments_in_the_Revival_of_Organisms
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Harlow#Monkey_studies
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behavioral_sink
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milgram_experiment
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanford_prison_experiment
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_human_experimentation
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_731
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuskegee_Syphilis_Study

Btw does anyone have a video of the guided rat experiment?
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guided_rat
I remember seeing it a long time ago but I can't find it anymore, it seems like it's become lost media.
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>>17041415
Commission together, like real men can only do.
>calls ‘heads’
Not-heads. Sorry.
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>>17041421
If it’s not in the printed edition of both Roget’s and Merriam Unabridged’s Thirds, who cares
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>>17041426
> “citation needed”
> — Ugh
Interesting using of phonetic language. Use it with you cave mates?
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>>17041435
>Commission together, like real men can only do.
So explain yourself in sounds
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>>17041440
Your lips move when you read and you mouth breathe at night. Your dental hygiene is atrocious.
Sound that all out. In your head. And watch your mouth in the mirror while you do it.

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If the AI is solving so many math problems, how come we don't have flying cars yet?
>inb4 math problems don't have practical use outside of academia
then what's the point in solving them? why not spend all that money on solar panels?
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>>17041681
How can you criticize Elon Musk he grew up in a white only classroom where you had to Sieg Heil when the teacher entered?
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>>17041676
we had flying cars for years
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>>17041688
He went to all jewish school and claim not to be jewish, despite changing his name to a jewish word for oak...
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>>17041676
flying cars = flying niggers. you do NOT want that.
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>>17041676
Kys you fucking faggot

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I cant BEElieve it's not automated yet!

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Anyone who is involved in science or math at an academic or professional level by now must be familiar with “colleagues” of ours who give presentations or write “papers” that obviously wreak of AI slop.

However, no name has been given for these offenders. Nor have we given a mascot for them.

I propose we call these people “slopsters” and their mascot will be the lobster.

We can keep the frog as our mascot and let the bottom feeding lobsters ruin the world, frens
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>>17040447
bit jockeys
sloperators
promptoids
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>>17040447
the lobster should have an extra pincher on each of its claws
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More try try less cry cry..
It seems as though the hobo math is too much for you to grasp..
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>>17040447
A colleague of mine simply told me his entire paper was purely AI
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>>17041545
I have a grad student working in my group and I keep asking her to explain her data analysis code and she never has the slightest idea. She says: “well ChatGPT wrote this, so I’m not sure if it’s correct” literally every single time

and mind you the group has a subscription for Claude and a Kimi model, yet she still uses free-tier account ChatGPT for her fucking code to do her PhD thesis research. as if using AI weren’t low-effort enough

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>Einstein points something that appears to be wrong with quantum mechanics
>An experiment is invented and carried out to get to the bottom of the EPR paradox
>Einstein is proven wrong and says "ok, my bad"
>he gets branded as a science denier for the rest of his life and for a century after his death
Why was he so mistreated /sci/?
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>>17039920
he never had an experiment for general or special relativity. I can only imagine the cope
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>>17039920
>pets a cat
HURR GENERAL RELATIVITY
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>>17039920
What about iraq
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FOR THE LAST FUCKING TIME HE DIDNT POINT OUT SOMETHING WRONG HE JUST POSED QUESTIONS NOBODY HAD ANSWERS FOR AT THE TIME. BOHR JUST AVOIDED IT BY REPEATEDLY SAYING THE SAME INCONCLUSIVE DRIVEL THAT "DUHH LE MODEL WORKS SO IT'S PROBABLY FINE"
NOBODY ACTUALLY KNEW WHAT'D HAPPEN UNTIL THEY MADE THE TECH FOR THE EXPERIMENT
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>>17040409
>DUHH LE MODEL WORKS
sounds vaguely familiar: >>17039286

The Quantized Inertia Guy found the toroidial trefoil electron paper

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fc84EaW1Wo

QI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhf8zHcG-zo
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There is already a crackpot thread OP. No need for another.

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Been thinking of using my electric teapot to boil water and then use it in a pot with sliced celery to fix my mother kidney issues rather than wasting more time on modern medicine recipes.

Is this a good idea?

>inb4 take her to a real doctor
My mom already went 3 years and they only prescribe pain killers, nothing else.
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>>17040101
Well it probably won't kill you or her and is not expensive so you at least get your moneys worth from it if you believe in it. Go for it lil' champ
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>>17040101
marshmallow water therapy
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>>17040101
Golly gee
That celery tea
Is good for stones
In the kidney.

My mom would sing that during the enemas.
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ox bile supplements temporarily
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>>17040101
>boil water and then use it in a pot with sliced celery to fix my mother kidney issues
you need to make soup with meat and veggies everyday. celery is a good thing to include
get vitamin and mineral supplements
but especially go for taurine, which doctors generally don't know about but the scientific literature on kidney health shows it's extremely important

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Nowdays you can let AI design for you a whole space rocket and vibecode the whole software for it with claude. Never in history has a chink invented anything or thought up anything original. All chinks ever do is copy whatever others do. Literally everything those apes have and everything they know came from the west.
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>>17039609
>Nowdays you can let AI design for you a whole space rocket and vibecode the whole software for it
It doesn't magically manifest the capital, manufacture the parts, assemble them, materialize the propellant and overcome the bureaucracy to make it fly, though
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>>17039609
The world moves on doers,
Not seethers.
What works evolutionary is those that do something
Those that build
Those that test
Those that works.

Idealistic notion of being first to invent something is just grifter's view of reality.
Invention doesn't mean anything. You have to build it.
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>>17039609
Why haven't you vibe coded a rocket then? Keep seething
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>>17039609
I am sorry that your childhood sucked and your father was absent.
I built a rocket in the garage with my dad.


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