/sqt/ - simple questions thread (aka /qtddtot/)Previous thread: >>16893204>what is /sqt/ for?Basic questions regarding maths and science. Also homework.>where do I go for advice?>>>/sci/scg or >>>/adv/>where do I go for other questions and requests?>>>/wsr/ >>>/g/sqt >>>/diy/sqt etc.>how do I post math symbols (Latex)?rentry.org/sci-latex-v1>a plain google search didn't return anything, is there anything else I should try before asking the question here?scholar.google.com>where can I search for proofs?proofwiki.org>where can I look up if the question has already been asked here?warosu.org/scieientei.xyz/sci>how do I optimize an image losslessly?Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
This is my first time on the board in a while. Why is the catalog absolutely brimming with pepes and shit threads?
>>17077074The reason is the -anny in janny.
>>17075650>>17076840So in other words, it's that the limit of the difference between this limit and the change in [math] f_k [/math] is actually STRONGER than the traditional total derivative, which allows one to build a total derivative of the sum then onward
>>17077076kek
Is energy matter?Is matter information?Is information related to cognition?Is energy related to cognition?If light is energy and light is how you see while energy is what powers your brain and keeps you alive, does that mean information is light?
Why wouldn’t a demon core flail work?
>>17079065In what way do you intend to use this contraption for war?
>>17079065Flailing one around would certainly trigger a conflict then.
>>17079060the beryllium shell is probably brittle
>>17079060Who says it wouldn't?
>>17079090I'll swing it and my enemies will die
Accelerating Returns Means Have Given? Not misdoing everungiving tooken.Andor: name a Co-ord?Goodluck
>>17079215Go to school, get a degree, get a job, marry a good woman, have some kids, set them up to perpetuate the human condition. True, real life transcendence. Die happy with your family at your sides; not much else matters
>>17079215>everungivinghttps://youtu.be/q2OcgB0-jFk
If you are so afraid of AI stealing your job, why don't you just become a cyborg?
>>170768551. Cyborgs are not real yet, we have some gay anthropological mechanics that you can slap on people but its shitty2. Being a cyborg will probably suck and not be as cool as what you see in cartoons3. A.I that we have is fake and gay, its a bastardized A.I that is just a glorified calculator at this point. Cool parlor tricks tho.
>>17078739you don't really have a choice. it's in the name. "the mark". you get market by it. if you deserve it. it's not "uh miss me with that shit" deal.you wanna have your cake and eat it too. if you live a righteous life it cannot stick to you. but if you were a piece of shit, you can't really avoid it
>>17078567>>17078599*Clean water. I think the point is that something that society does for you, for free. Cleans water, and gives it for free. Because it's essential. But everyone is still paying for that clean water, still. Nobody deserves free clean water. And if it were up to Nestle you'd work hard just to hydrate yourself, way harder than today.So yeah, you still pay for everything, you will always pay for everything, because as far as they are concerned you are dirty evil pleb who doesn't deserve shit for free. Once you've outlived your usefulness you'll find out
>>17078338There is not enough plantation spaces or resources in general to make everyone plantation farmer or similar. We are already near the peak of resource extraction. Tell me why does China manufacturing so much stuff make West manufacture less? Because they are fighting over the resources to manufacture.>Why don’t they wait and then cull us in one swoopNot all of them are psychopaths, but the incentives are heavily steering us to this outcome. It will start with unsuccessful UBI implementations, stagflation and economic depression from people losing high paying jobs and the service economy relying on those incomes drying up as well, and in midst of this starvation will come and people will blame everything but AI taking jobs. Culling will only come with revolution and would most likely be a bioweapon, but that will happen only after everyone is rendered useless. Reminder, they all have bunkers, ASI going terminator would not have trouble with secret vaults but it will help against angry masses.
>>17078870>*Clean waterSea water is clean, it is better for bathing than well water, but filtered well water is also generally clean, its just hard.>But everyone is still paying for that clean water, still.People just prefer premium things over the standard, so they will also pay 100x more for bottled drinking water with a special brand name over tap water that basically is free (also you can go to pretty much any store/gas station/hotel/business and use their tap if you want free clean potable water).>And if it were up to Nestle But its not, so you can just go to any supermarket and get free tap water.>So yeah, you still pay for everything, you will always pay for everythingNot tap water at the supermarket... that is free.>as far as they are concerned you are dirty evil pleb who doesn't deserve shit for free.Unless you walk into their business, then they have free bathrooms and tap water for you to use freely.>Once you've outlived your usefulness you'll find outBut people don't do that, their bodies are even useful after they have died and they will pay families to take them and use them for research.
Just watch them seethe under this post and try to redefine science in a way that excludes science itself.
>>17078871There is nothing cooler than autism. But the two retards aren't actually doing that. They're arguing because they are both too dumb to correctly read a chart for 3rd graders.
>>17078880Idk, man. Your argument about the block saying to form new hypotheses kinda fails when you note it only says to do so if the results don't line up with your prediction.
>>17078751>It doesn't have a disclaimer "if they're worth communicating.The whole flowchart is about making something worth communicating before arriving at the communication step, it says to do it after you have satisfied a bunch of conditions.>I pooped this morning. Yes doctors are interested in people's poop frequency because it often reveals interesting information about their health.>There was no contradictionYes there was, you said there was no loop, then you agreed there was, it just wasn't comprehensive enough since proving your hypothesis still opens up new questions and new things to hypothesize about.>What do you even mean by this?What I wrote and it doesn't necessarily end, it can get stuck in a state.>Please try to keep track of what was actually said.I did keep track, you seem confused and can't keep track that I believe the scientific method is an infinite loop of scientific progress.>And I already explained why you're wrong.No, you tried to make a cake baking metaphor and I explained how you were not correctly equivocating things.>The scientific method is a specific procedureComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>17079092No, you argument that it only covers a single question and hypothesis is completely refuted by the fact that it directly specifies asking new questions and forming new hypotheses.
>>17079092>>17079092>Your argument about the block saying to form new hypotheses kinda fails when you note it only says to do so if the results don't line up with your prediction.You're completely braindead. That block still reaffirms my point about scope: it literally talks about "future projects", meaning if you got to the bottom of the diagram, you're done with the current "project". Which makes sense. Once you've refuted a hypothesis, you can just publishing the result and ignore that block completely. It doesn't leave anything hanging. You could remove that block entirely and put the text in a footnote and the meaning of the diagram doesn't change.You're literally getting filtered by 3rd grade reading comprehension.
Intentionally overdosing on antiinflamatory medication log (2nd day):>history:chronic back pain during 2024, assumed from faulty mattress, upon changing mattress, back pain was gone 2weeks-a month later, neck pain subsequently developed couple of months later>observation: slight burning sensation, slight pain sensation on neck, assumed from a vertebrae "biting" on a nerve or muscle, possible herniated disc or cervical radiculopathy on c3-c4 vertebrae>All med combinations (even double doses) of the following have been attempted at one point with no results:ParacetamolIbuprofenKetorolacKetoprofenCelecoxibNaproxenMeloxicamDiclofenacPrednisoneTramadolIndomethacinComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Thanks God I have access to a witch doctor specialized in bones can fix that without overdosing me with expensive and useless corporate shit.
>>17079146expensive? it was 20usd equivalent at most
>>17079134>have a healthy 3 times a day sex with my gfNo one does this
I can't be the only one who is genuinely excited to see STEMtards lose all their status. Just means more status for me.
>>17056350Good thing is that people with a low IQ like yourself who view STEM subjects as a status symbol are already filtered out of this field. Thanks to AI automating codemonkey tasks, all those midwits who somehow managed to sneak their way into this area will hopefully disappear as well.
>>17056350Enshittification caused it.My job is to bring products to bear for clients. As vendors get worse, my job gets worse. People used to appreciate what I do, now I give them a POS they were better off before
it is funny seeing the absolute seething and people trying to dance around that they need a career and clout by talking about "the community" or some shit. Whoops you aren't automatically given a comfy high status job because you stayed in school extra long WHOOPSIE! Looks like you're going to have to make it in the real world with the rest of us OOOPSIE!!!
>>17077244/thread/
>>17077244Why are you glad about that? Makes no sense
Scientifically speaking, is 1994’s Personal Home Page script secure enough for my NSA honeypot?I mean, 32 years is pretty mature technology, right? It’s pretty much AI-proof.
>>17078470>Being old and still technically maintained doesn't really mean stable and mature.This is an AMERICAN website. It is both stable and mature like everything else we made over 30 years ago.
>>1707847290% of all bridges in America are over 50 years beyond their planned lifespan. And badly in need of replacement
>>17078478No one was using the digital superhighway 50 years ago.
In all fairness, 4chan came back before most science and government websites.That says something. No idea what, but something.
>>17078768It probably just says that 4chan just got taken offline by a hack and doesn't want a repeat after learning their lesson the hard way while the other organization are more niche and haven't already been pwned recently.
How can we blame this on AI?
holy MTL
>>17078838AI is not the problem.The problem are billionaires.
>>17078838>As if we were Al Qaeda.Wrong, shitbag, you voted to give them free money and now youre realizing where it came from.He voted to replace himself...now he is replaced. If he cannot figure this out then he should be converted to fertilizer. Fucking Europeans are so grossly ignorant about themselves it deserves "Total War".>>17079142>The problem are billionaires.>"Removing zeros pleases my ego."Youre the problem and converting you into fertilizer is the Mathematically most expedient way to benefit the working class, which you are not part of and never will be.
>>17078838>nonsensical headlineCant tell if AI or regular journalism.
>>17073411Obviously
Some frog species can live upwards of 30 years, which is quite rare for a cat.
>>17073411i used to have a pet cat who would go out and hunt frogs and toads from people's ponds, then bring them home to kill them slowly. Toads have the most horrible screams. Poor little fellas. So, that cat outlived those frogs, though not by long since he gotted run over ):
>>17073411For the most part. yes.
Depends on where they're born.>In waterNo>On landYes>In the airIt's a tie
>the standard model for the Big Bang, [math]\Lambda\mathrm{CDM}[/math], is described as a "toy model"Cosmology is so unbelievably fucked it's not even funny.
Idiots are often filtered by technical vocabulary.
>Statisticians call the most trivial things “significant”Sheesh!
wait til this nigga learns about how we do qed calculations
As a particle physicist, if you compare QED calculations (or even worse, QCD calculations or Standard Model [of particle physics]) to what goes on in cosmology, it’s literally so so much better in particle physics. We have these equations with weird path integrals and shady ways of “renormalizing” away infinites that crop up, but when all the shenanigans are said and done those calculations make remarkably accurate predictions that we can test in hundreds of different ways with massive datasets that allow powerful statistical analysis.OTOH in cosmology they have a dataset that is N=1 universe and because the universe is too big for them to do any “experiment” on, they just look at equations and ponder the “beauty” of the math and come up with total speculation with basically no hope of detailed tests. That is why LambdaCDM is a “toy model” — they have the equivalent of one fragmentary record of like the Bar Kokhba Revolt and they need to construct some elaborate theory around data that absolutely cannot constrain the model.As much as people complain about particle physics, at least it is built on mountains of empirical experimental evidence. Cosmology OTOH is based on autistically theorizing about something you can not do experiments on with a sample size of 1. It’s like theorizing on evolutionary history of all life on earth where all you have to go on is a single sea urchin
ITT: your favorite habitat megastructures you'd like to see humanity build in the future Mine is pic real, alderson disk. I'd also like ederspheres too
RINGWOOOOOOOOOOOORLD
I don't want humanity building any of these if we are being honest
>>17077289Then you are not invited to the grandiose future of irresponsible monkeys
>>17078167Waiting on Prophecy Designed By Megastructures by Then?
>>17074962So is Utopian Riches, Transcendental Gains, Profound Prosocialities, Transcendences, and not Sturgeons Law?Oh Gosh.
Not just in terms of regrowth, balding, etc but also body function, interactions with the rest of the body, social dynamics, etc
>>17077497Well in the year 2000 it was discovered that HRT cures male-pattern baldness, but it feminizes males so its not ideal, they've just been working from that point onwards for the last 20 years or so, trying to develop hormone medications that only target the process destroying hair follicles (really its causing them to go dormant) and so we get things like finasteride and dutasteride which try to block the effect of DHT. Dihydrotestosterone is what actually triggers the follicles to go dormant. If you block its effects most of the follicles return, but effectiveness is still incomplete if you start very late, and so if the norwood reaper already got you and you're fully bald, you have to use hair transplants or a wig.There are some experiments in the last 6 years with deoxyribose gel, its a sugar gel rubbed into the scalp that apparently stimulates the follicles to begin producing hair, but its only been tested in rats, there's no telling what will happen when humans use it. Its probably going to see commercialization though. What would be very cool is a peptide or small molecule to trigger the cell cycle of the hair-producing stem cells inside the follicles, that would be a truly revolutionary treatment that would enable regrowth without hormonal effects
>>17077497
>>17078912I look like that
>>17078912genius, gonna get DHT cream for my scalp to justify this to my therapist
>>17077497>>17077571>>17078382My unpopular hypothesis is that the tranny, especially the pornographic subculture attached to it, "industry" is going to end up solving most of these male problems like hair loss, penis growth pills, etc.. Through what will be perceived as "incredibly obvious in hindsight" branching medical developments in surgery, hormones, etc. People get confused because they think, "there's millions and billions in hairloss and penis pills already, why would the trannies succeed where they failed?" Because the tranny group is insane, they're hyper-focused, and a lot of them are willing to guinea pig themselves in sloppy home hrt experiments and obscure genital-related physiotherapies, AND regularly get peer tested by the public (with failure typically resulting in suicide). It can be a very aggressively result driven community despite exceptions.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2610.08144> To demonstrate the effect of this result we provide several examples of AI mistranslations of NL statements and proofs into Lean in practice, resulting in mismatches between NL proofs and their Lean ‘verifications’. These include OpenAI’s announced Navier-Stokes proof. In particular, we show that the formalised Lean proof does not correspond to the NL proof of blow-up of solutions to the Navier-Stokes equations.Has anyone on this board looked into OpenAI's proof? Or do we just trust them now?
>thread about OpenAnus doing anything (5 threads all bump limit)>thread about OpenAnus being exposed for lack of rigor (ignored+saged+hidden+called the cops)Maybe we should call them /sci/lls
>>17071175>strong numerical evidence.weak numerical evidence more like. As long as you can write a 3TB diatribe of circular reasoning that ultimately compiles to 1+1=2 but *looks* like [important problem] at a glance, slop lean is less than useless.
>>17075276anyone with at least 2 working brain cells already figured out it's a fad. ai shilling is just the new schizo posting.
>>17077548Obviously, but they are getting annoying with their constant filter evading and rage baiting people into engaging with their slop.
>>17071943It tells you that there is an answer, but not necessarily that your prompting and the answer are connected properly. The AI could have found a different solution but just tells you that you're right because they're Yes Men by nature.
Fuck chessSo much talent wasted on a stupid board game
>>17078702you're right. we should be devoting a lot more energy towards helping the less fortunate. now THAT is a worthwhile investment!https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cJxRsA7e2bw&ra=m
chess it the type shit you do when you aint me
>>17079120why is it so hard to believe somebody who posts here made something of relative popularity?
>>17079151you're right, we should all be epic meme curators like you
>>17078702chess is only fun with randomisers according to Bobby, otherwise it's just boring.
