>why educate yourself when you can just assume and be wrong!
I am not heavily invested in this topic. I'm heavily invested in slacking off by commenting on Slashdot during work hours.
But now I know. Thank you.
What does AR stand for if it isn't Assault Rifle?
It could stand for Abe Romney for all I know, but I assumed all along that it stood for Assault Rifle.
That's ok. The TSA has loads of pamphlets.
My wife's PhD required the MANOVA, which forced the use of R, which is a truly horrible language. But it does support MANOVA.
ANOVA is for for people who don't understand that the thing they're looking at is more complex than their test is designed for.
No, just a bit more unified.
Not really, since he said "equivalent", meaning unlocked.
The abstract is a heck of a lot more clear than the description posted:
"We report a similarity between the microscopic parameter dependance of emergent theories in physics and that of multiparameter models common in other areas of science. In both cases, predictions are possible despite large uncertainties in the microscopic parameters because these details are compressed into just a few governing parameters that are sufficient to describe relevant observables. We make this commonality explicit by examining parameter sensitivity in a hopping model of diffusion and a generalized Ising model of ferromagnetism. We trace the emergence of a smaller effective model to the development of a hierarchy of parameter importance quantified by the eigenvalues of the Fisher Information Matrix. Strikingly, the same hierarchy appears ubiquitously in models taken from diverse areas of science. We conclude that the emergence of effective continuum and universal theories in physics is due to the same parameter space hierarchy that underlies predictive modeling in other areas of science."
It's my phone. I play the techy god at work all day. I'm not going to arse around flashing a computer I didn't design myself.
The evidence point to SW, maybe interacting with HW, but if 4.2 doesn't break, a SW workaround is obviously possible. People who've downgraded made this problem go away.
640kHz is a really fast frame rate.
Oooh. Shiny!
I wouldn't let a 1920x1080 monitor grace my cheap Ikea desk.
A troll rating?
There must be Google employees here who haven't been paying attention to the support boards for their products.
Here's a video showing the exact symptom on my phone that started with 4.3.
https://www.google.com/search?q=nexus+4+randomly+turns+off
My fairly new N4 does it a few times a day. I see many other identical complaints online.
For everyone it occured synchronous with the 4.3 release.
>Is that a well known problem?
https://www.google.com/search?q=nexus+4+randomly+turns+off
>My N4 doesn't seem to have it.
I wish mine didn't.
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