lemmyseikai
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- Comment on Sam Altman takes nuclear energy company Oklo public to help power his AI ambitions 5 months ago:
This feels like we are on the Fallout timeline. How are we doing if Fallout was rebranded to get the world stuck in the early 00’s?
- Comment on Who made more money with it, him or Prince? 8 months ago:
I am sure they have cooled off by the time they posted this XD
- Comment on Yeah... 😬 8 months ago:
If the point is for your kids to have straight teeth, then yes. If having straight teeth makes you happy, then no.
- Comment on Yeah... 😬 8 months ago:
Of course. Biology is complicated.
- Comment on Yeah... 😬 8 months ago:
I can’t count the number of times I mention to my students that body cell mutations (or in this case surgery) do not affect reproductive cells XD
- Comment on Microsoft in their infinite wisdom has replaced the Hide Desktop icon with Copilot. 8 months ago:
I disabled it immediately so I don’t have these issues as well.
- Comment on We don't judge here. :) 11 months ago:
Wow med school has really upped their game.
- Comment on You heard me. 11 months ago:
To confirm, you are asserting that the foundation for your answer (mathematical reasoning) does not require any mathematics to understand why it is true.
It’s very dangerous to take a reductionist approach and not be aware of the baked in assumptions you are using. For example, the terms even and odd (for this problem) are well defined as concepts for integers. Which means that your hand-wave statement is true as a result of definitions that were likely created to ensure this property held true.
The notion that “I don’t need math to understand why this is true” is like saying “I made an observation on a phenomenon and I don’t need science to know it’s true.” Which, as you are hopefully aware, is again reductionist and leads to a huge distrust of science from the science illiterate.
- Comment on You heard me. 11 months ago:
Which is the layman’s terms of the proof… I don’t get what your goal is.
Is this a ridiculous formalized statement? Yes, of course it is. Is it a building block for learning to read mathematical works? Yes, of course it is. But that’s the point. We need to practice the trivial to build the scaffolding to tackle the exceptional.
I am not wont to draw conclusions with minimal evidence, but your post seems like you are a malicious reductionist that may be suffering from Dunning Kruger syndrome. I apologize in advance if I have miscategorized you based on this limited sample.
- Comment on Senate confirms Biden FCC pick as 5 Republicans join Democrats in 55-43 vote. Anna Gomez confirmation means "FCC can act swiftly to restore net neutrality." 1 year ago:
That’s the nature of politics both short and long term.