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West Proter
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West Proter
@WestProter
Voted most helpful KovaaK’s community member in 2022 for my free guides, free playlists and freely live streaming my paid coaching. Co-Founder: @gamercoach_gg
Katılım Eylül 2021
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I’m gonna try this sometime and mog this guy by making it work
wokeness within the boundaries of mere reason@_me_you_coward
Whenever a woman’s hinge profile says that she wants to visit all the continents, I tell her that I’m banned from returning to Antarctica because I tried to teach the penguins the difference between good and evil. This has worked exactly zero times but at least I’m amusing myself
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The fact that 0 and 1 here are described as “the additive identity” and “multiplicative identity” is funny af.
Math Files@Math_files
Imagine an equation so small, yet so powerful that many mathematicians call it the most beautiful equation in mathematics. This famous formula is called Euler's identity, discovered by the brilliant mathematician Leonhard Euler. What makes it amazing is that it brings together five very important numbers in just one line: 0 — the additive identity 1 — the multiplicative identity π — the special constant that appears in every circle e — a number that describes natural growth and change i — a mysterious number defined by i = √−1 These numbers come from completely different areas of mathematics. One comes from geometry, one from growth and calculus, one from imaginary numbers, and two from basic arithmetic. Yet somehow, they all fit perfectly into a single elegant equation. That’s why mathematicians love it so much.
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My favorite part about dragon ball is how people pull together actual sorcery and a bunch of things that would be seen as overpowered superpowers in anything else I've watched, and then the main attack is still just punching eachother.
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@AimerLew @bardozVAL For the sake of the submog, note that I'm actually the most subscribed lew subscriber and have been for a while I just set my subscriptions to private.
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Official list of goats, @bardozVAL the type of guy to buy bitcoin when it was $0.02, knows to get in early ;)
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Basic graduate level computation theory blessed me with the ability to read this and understand how much of a shit post it.
The authors reply is a double down that almost rage baited me before realizing it’s rage bait. This post wins Twitter.
corsaren@corsaren
I can suggest an equation that has the potential to impact the future: P = NP + AI This equation combines Stephen Cook’s famous equation P=NP, which relates problems that can be solved in polynomial time (P) with those that can be verified in polynomial time (NP), with the addition of AI (Artificial Intelligence). By including AI in the equation, it symbolizes the way in which the ability to use RL post-training on solved problems means that any problem which is programmatically verifiable (NP) necessarily becomes one that can be algorithmically automated (P). My equation highlights the potential for AI to saturate all possible evals while still eluding capability in domains that lack straightforward verification.
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I didn't think this was actual swedish activities until he got in the water
Ink Blot@inkblotistan
Sweden, is this true?
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If you ever feel like you didn’t get enough credit just remember there is no such thing as the methodic alphabet
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@XM06Official eh. if you don't want to go to grad school it probably doesn't matter. also you can usually elect a class as pass/fail up til mid sem so if it's gonna tank the GPA just p/f it and take something else for the same credit.
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Watching Super Bowl. See happy Gilmores caddy. It’s amazing how fast some people can climb the social ladder.
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I was like wtf why would someone do this then I realized Lebanon was red then I remembered my grandfather does this
Alexander Stoyanov@Al_Stoyanov
Countries with reverse kinship pronouns - parents use "mom" & "dad" (in each specific language form) to refer to their children. The practice comes from the nomad heritage of Arabic and Turkic and has spread with the Arab and Ottoman empires. If I missed some, write in comments
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If I need correct notation for my job I’m going to be using latex or something moderately reasonable. If I get something wrong I will debug my problem. Giving someone 0% credit for 20 correct matrix entries and one misclick on an exam is a ridiculous problem that entirely revolves around instructor laziness with real world justifications.
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@WestProter @Avalonians_sq @miniapeur Its not, but as i wrote many times.
Correct notation is as improtant as correct symbols.
If you start to work in job where you are dealing with equations, the wrong notation could create problem that is well hiden.
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@Avalonians_sq @miniapeur How is that remotely similar? Bro hit absolute value instead of square bracket for a matrix. All numeric answers are correct.
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@miniapeur "I typed 147 it says the answer is 503 bro that's the same thing I just wrote the wrong characters
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NEW CHESS UPDATE:
HERO PAWN: A one time use pawn ability to promote anywhere on the board.
HERO KNIGHT: Opponent is forced to attack knight after ability activated if they have a piece that can attack it.
HERO ROOK: Can swap places with any other piece of the same color.
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The idea behind relying on heuristics is as I understand chess calculation, the game can be seen as a finite state space, where each state can lead to any other through the possible moves of pieces. Human calculation tends to come down to how many states can a player assess in order to determine a move. Ie, 10 moves sacrifice a queen with no clear way to make that worth it they are ignored, 8 seem to do nothing they are ignored, 4 seem like plausible good moves, the player expands on those and tries to figure out their opponents best moves in response to each of those, and follows the tree downward until a definitive best option can be produced, and in doing so other moves from the current game state that were previously ignored due to their immediate subsequent state seeming bad may be revisited. In this model of game state calculations, once a game exceeds a point where human calculation cannot assess all states to a point of deterministic victory or defeat, and a mental heuristic must be applied, and the difficulty of calculation becomes the difficulty to assess game states better than your opponent. Therefore, all games that are not solved (to the extent that a sequence of moves guarantees a win for a player), would get their difficulty in calculations from the difficulty to out calculate the other player and are therefore equally difficult. Maybe I'm thinking of this too much from the perspective of trying to make a graph search algorithm play a game, I'm not very good at any of these games, so I don't know how elite players actually think.
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@WestProter It depends what you define harder. It requires MORE calculation than chess. But calculation isn't judgement. In chess, Gukesh has raw calculation, but is weaker in judgement.
And relying only on heuristics to solve complexity is an oversimplification for complex problem solving
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