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How did medicine get so corrupted?
Wat if AI robots get hacked, a vírus?They might turn from good to evilMay a mais robot turma into a serial Killers!That sucks, thats wy is not safe..
Nigga das y we got the sekond amendment Shiet all hooked up just liek we wants it
Turn off buttonAnd a bucket of salty water
It’s been 2 weeks since I had my vax and this is what my resting heart rate average has been doing over that time
Which moon is the most interesting?
>>13940247I came from here, anon. I have never left this site.
>>13940247homosuck A1-4 was based, fuck off tourist
The moon which belongs to the set of natural numbers.>>>13940246
>>13940253it really went downhill with A6, but even before that it started to decay once tumblr exploded over it with A5, and hussie selling his creation to some trannies
A really cool photo of Saturn's moons taken by some amateur astronomer. Those are really small objects and difficult to see.
If deep learning is so good then why does XGBoost beat almost all neural nets when the data is tabular (aka - 95% of use cases)??
>>13939396>answers OPs question>gives commentary and citation for reading>"why are you posting this"you will never be a successful scientist. you just like arguing. I'm doing you a favor just quit now.
>>13939410Ok m8, you do not understand the things you are taking about and want to intimidate others instead of explaining yourself in fear of being judged for your BS. Have a nice day I am not giving a psychopath any more attention :^)
>>13939356What do you mean? How can it do well on the test set if it’s an over fit?
>>13939431:^)
>>13934330Tabular data usually has a low amount of datapoints.
what is the most profound mathematical statement that you've ever come across?
>>13937549I'll play devil's advocate Consider [math]\mathbf{F} = \{0,1\}[/math] then this can be turned into a field if we define 1+ 1 = 0, so your X + 1 < X
>>13939447>doubles down on object permanenceWell anon I didn't expect you to just surrender like that. Extraordinary. The bullet about to hit you doesn't exist until you finally feel lit lodging in your skull I guess, kek.>>13939485Boring example, and it gives people like the other guy the wrong idea about math, the same kind of people who hear about "incompleteness" and then start saying how we don't know 2+2=4 etc, which is all cool until the rest of us just kill you with working tech lol.
>>13933524A 3 dimensional complex vector field doesn‘t exist because imaginary basis elements are bivectors of hypercomplex basis elements. The vector space generated by two hypercomplex bases contain the usual imaginary number field, but three hypercomplex bases contain the quaternions, necessarily generating a 4d complex vector space instead of 3d.
>>13933524Cantor's Diagonalization argument, godel's incompleteness theorem, very fun philosophical implications to these. In terms of being profound for its use in conceptualizing nature or even simply making more math questions answerable, Fourier Theory is EXTREMELY underrated and I feel like many undergrads go their entire experience without grasping just how beautiful and useful it is. There are other things that accomplish something similar, taylor series, bezel functions, legendre polynomials, etc, but something about Fourier using sines and cosines (and their inherent connection to waves) has made my understanding of physics feel far far more profound than it would've been without it
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarski%27s_undefinability_theoremThis is a much stronger result than Godel's incompleteness theorems. Profound implications for formal systems and mathematical logic
Omicron is looking to be the worst wave in the evolution of coronavirus1. We have the highest rate of growth seen in South Africa, including % positive.2. We have unknown severity in a young, relatively healthy, highly prior infected and 25%+ fully vaxxed populationThe low average age of those affected so far is probably masking severity and the speed of spread is also hiding it due to lag. There is no reason to believe Omicron will not be the worst wave of the entire pandemic. In fact all signs point to it being the worst wave.The public is being silly right now in not pivoting to maximum defensive measures. Similar events happened in 1918 pandemic when the later waves really ripped through places like San Francisco after the populace got "bored" of being safe.HELL IS FUCKING COMING WORSE THAN EVER
>>13939976>In case you didn't catch it, you midwit: this is sarcasm.explain the % increase , oh and in males of a certain age bracket. Women are suddenly suffering from winter vagina the last year alone is insane. Its everywhere, newborns with heart defects due to climate change.
Based on evidence from clinical trials in people 16 years and older, the Pfizer-BioNTech BrainVaxx™ was 100% effective at preventing laboratory-confirmed infection with the virus that causes COVID-24 in people who received fifteen doses and had no evidence of being previously infected.
>>13939976> demonstrate that the vaccine caused the lethal heart damage is a fool's errandHow? It's already known thay mRNA vaccines can cause myocarditis, if the number of deaths in young people was to go up in the following years it would probably be because of that
>>13940232Stop thinking. Get vaccinated. If one vaccine doesn't work, get vaccinated again until Doctor Fauci says the pandemic is over.
>>13940232>if the number of deaths in young people was to go up in the following yearsWhich is completely different from determining "direct deaths from the vaccine years later". Sure, what you said is true, but the original goalpost was about the vaccine killing people in the future IN GENERAL, including people who were still hale and healthy at the time of vaccination but stopped being so later, people who were heart-unhealty to begin with, and, oh, the middle-aged and elders.
Scientifically speaking, is this thing a meme?
>NSAandMe
>>13939805>bought this test>month later get email>the results are in>91% eastern European, 8% Ashkenazi jew>lament to God why was I cursed
https://thedebrief.org/darpa-funded-researchers-accidentally-create-the-worlds-first-warp-bubble/
>>13938330Thanks anon, i'll have to dig into this further after work today
>>13932359Lmfaoooo
Goddamn I hate these fucking bullshit fake headlines. Not only did they not do it, but White was interviewed in that article and he said he’s not even working on it right now. Cool result though, hope someone makes it work.
>>13932359based
>>13932359Ebin. Simply ebin.
>get a perfect thermodynamics final score.>my grade in the class is 106>A's in all classes except statistics>hear my mom screaming from the other room on the phone"He is so lazy. He does nothing all day. Hes a failure, and hes never going to achieve anything"
>>13939984for what it's worth from some random weirdo on a laotian frog breeding forum: you did well, fren.
>>13939984Same here, anon. 4.0 in EE, full course load, and I work 30 hours a week on top of that and my parents are quick to call me lazy for no reason.
>>13939984beat her
>>13939984That's a good thing anon. Before I proceed,I should preface this by saying I'm Indian. We don't have a grading curve system here, so we rely on percentages. 80 is typically the highest, and if I didn't get higher than 75 (again, really fucking hard), I would have to face the wrath of my parents. Now I'm in research, the perseverance is paying off.
>>13939984Don't worry, i fuck her extra hard tonight.
is phd's calling themselves "doctor" is one of the cringest aspects of science? whats elements of science are cringier?
We've heard about the crocodile, but what about the moon?
Taken from https://www.jstor.org/stable/23350653?seq=1#metadata_info_tab_contents
Well?
>>13940045You can swear it until the heat death of the universe but everyone is still going to see a lonely white kid making a poor attempt at trolling for attention.
>>13940014>Big Tech whites, Wall St whites, and Dem whites(((whites)))
>>13940100lmao shut up retard
>>13938926>no label on blue/yellowretard graph. I guess its gender but a real graph would be labeled
>>13939752In South Carolina the requirement was precalculus minimum to graduate. Calculus I could be substituted by probability and statistics, which most people took, as anyone taking calc I just took AP Calculus which was only offered the first semester. Second semester AP calc required students to take it at the local community College. I don't find it surprising that a shithole like California has such low standards. In my experience, it seems very liberal states are the most likely to have POC students all go to technical highschools and limits their chances at university. This is the case in most of the northeast states like NJ and NY. Good highschools require middle school "students"(parents who care) to fill applications like college, and find their own method of transportation as the busses aren't going to go all over the county to pick up stray kids. Even at the middle school level, liberal states and cities set up immigrant and non-white neighborhoods to fail, with insanely low standards. When I was a new immigrant child in Newark, they were teaching times tables in 7th grade. In the middle of my 7th grade school year I transfered to South Carolina and they were going over algebra. Southern states are desegregated by law, and the gated neighborhood kids go to the same school as the poor trailer park and low income housing kids.Math education isn't racist. State level administration in liberal states is filled with racists who want to make non-whites unskilled slave labor with no opportunity to work their way up.
What makes this thing "alive"?It's a self-replicating machine created by pure chance through chemical reactions.What makes it so different from our machines?
>>13938094What if everything is alive?
>>13938179>>pure conjecture>>my skydaddy made it>my magical primordial ooze made it>all hail the mighty ooze!!!>>13938473>>13938525>and they don't evolveNeither did cells. "Evolution" has nothing to do with the definition of life. Try reading a textbook.
>>13938116bait
>>13938094It's shape in comparison to the shapes of other things.
>>13938094It's computing. Life is the computing state of matter. Rule 110 is "alive".
