The school would rather see a child arrested than be the site of a mass shooting or lawsuit.
Setting aside your "or lawsuit", would you rather have a school be the site of a mass shooting than see a child arrested?
The problem with absolute statements is they are disproven by evidence. The world is run on Windows, professionally. It literally makes the world go around and contributes a shitton to the GDP of nations the world over.
The problem with statements is they are disproven by "literally".
This looks useful. Thank you.
You're not being too picky. The summary pretends there's only one temperature in play, whereas the original source mentions at least two temperatures (one defined after a phonon-phonon equilibration time; and a more conventional thermodynamical temperature which is only well-defined after a longer time). The sensationalism comes from thinking the longer-time-scale one applies at very short time-scales.
It's shit like that which makes headlines and then makes people distrust research.
'Exonate'?
:) Of course you're right, which means extrapolation is gonna be a
Careful. The unpacking of all those parentheses may cause us to run out of memory on the acronym stack.
It's far faster than exponential (assuming that's 1% of a constant-size market, then 2% of the same market, etc.). The first doubling time was 8 years; an exponential growth process would keep the same doubling time, but it took another 2.9 years to double again.
So your "not even close" is correct, in that exponential growth is far slower than whatever this is.
Thanks. It doesn't appear in my Apps list, so I probably took it out via the ADB interaction. However, I don't like seeing it in the list of possible "Digital Assistants" if it's been uninstalled.
Oblig. Dr. Ian Malcolm: "Yeah, but your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should."
That's good to hear!
Now, how do I rip out Gemini, or ensure it's never installed?
It's a very good question. It looks like it was mainly failures to generate a result within a predetermined time. Some of the failures were due to cryostat hardware failures (a fridge went out during a NIST campus closure); some due to fiber + interferometer polarization drifts; and so on. It also appears that [perhaps?] a few of the misses are due to latencies in the timetaggers to record a common timebase. I can't quite tell from the arXived version of the paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.052...
All in all, it's a marvelously good overview of the impressive experiment!
It's also happening tomorrow, according to the summary. Hmmmmmmm...
How is Geerling a "grifter"?
He makes videos mostly about other people's technology, and sometimes it's contrived stuff just to make a video about the latest tech toys.
Hm. Perhaps this is a use of 'grifter' I wasn't aware of.
grifters like Jeff Geerling
How is Geerling a "grifter"?
Logic is a systematic method of coming to the wrong conclusion with confidence.
