Dr Raul Landa

Data Scientist interested in ML, Statistics, Economics, Critical Thinking, etc. Personal opinions only.

[Tom Lynch @Tom_A_Lynch]

Hey uhh long shot

But i own the original engineering copy of the intel 8080 rubylith mask

I need to get it restored

Anyone know the right guy?

[Peyman Milanfar @docmilanfar]

“Thrilled to announce 14 papers accepted from our lab”

The lab:

[Kris @krxsctr]

Buckingham Palace, Westminster: 775 rooms, 52 royal and guest bedrooms, £3.1bn
Council Tax H: £2,096 PA

2-bed semi, Blackpool: £169,000
Council Tax B: £1,955 PA

And Buckingham Palace comes with off street parking and a nice garden!

[Justine Moore @venturetwins]

Crazy how many people this is happening to.

Hugging Face, now this guy…

[ADAM @adamemedia1]

History repeats itself.

[Zoe Gardner @ZoeJardiniere]

@robfordmancs It seems quite likely that something like this (give or take) is the new shape of British politics. And we really do need a proportional voting system to reflect it.

[Christopher F @ChristopherF198]

Following a standard workplace safety check, I have just received an email from a university administrator in which my custom of keeping books on the shelves in my office is described as "the unnecessary storing of combustible materials".

[Andrew Conner @connerdelights]

Terence Tao posted his ChatGPT session trying to understand the Jacobian conjecture counterexample. It's so lovely reading a slice of how his mind works, the connections he's making, etc.

https://t.co/wu6CcAk3V6

[Assadᡣ𐭩🇵🇸 @Ijussdontcare]

Since the world cup is over, this is arguably the goal of the tournament.

[Miles @Krubbled]

lmfao

[Karl Sharro @KarlreMarks]

They cheated their way to the final for this pathetic display

[Bharath @Bharath_uwu]

I just saw $1.5 trillion on my AWS bill and my soul left my body

[Philip Bell @bell9_bell]

Count Binface will be an excellent MP for Clacton-On-Sea. Vote for Count Binface and give the grifter Farage a bloody nose.

[Martin Bauer @martinmbauer]

No, there are infinitely many different combinations of fundamental constants that would lead to stable states

These fine-tuning arguments sound convincing when focussing on one or two constants while keeping everything else fixed. If the neutron was 0.2% lighter but the electron was ~10% heavier the proton would be stable again

We also have discovered hundreds of unstable proton-like states. If we start varying fundamental constants, e.g. quark masses, we could easily end up with many *more* stable states and new kinds of atoms that happen to be unstable in our Universe (look up hyperatoms)

Not to speak of changing fundamental *equations*, which are as important in these arguments as fundamental constants. Modifying Maxwells equations would imply magnetic monopoles and there could be a whole spectrum of magnetic atoms with its own chemistry

[vixhaℓ @TheVixhal]

Operating systems books are on another level

[Ed Zitron @edzitron]

Already got this sorry

[Jack D 🏳️‍🌈🏉 @JackDunc1]

Dont get the hate, he's simply talking to his teammates