@Kigha989 Working from home is more common. Hobbies that take up space are more common. Consumer goods are more accessible, so people have bigger wardrobes, and more old stuff to store.
It's also difficult to host people in a <1000sqft home. GL hosting Txgiving for extended fam in 700sqft
@cellobearmusic Go to a psychologist instead of a psychiatrist. They aren't incentivized to prescribe anything. They just help develop internal tools to solve problems, which are useful regardless of the correctness of your diagnosis.
@clemmihai The almost rabid push for decentralization stands out as shortsighted. While the block chain seems like a good technology for some problems, it seems terrible for many others. Decentralization eschews accountability. This is why crypto scams are commonplace.
@chr1sa People use the language common in their fields of study because it's easier. Those words are already in their lexicon. Most people don't use those words if they don't already use them in a relevant context. It's not to prove anything.
This is either bait or anti-intellectualism.
@GenuineNoPrize I 100% agree that the way math is taught is terrible, and the trauma associated with it makes people hate it. But that trauma isn't specific to math, it applies to any subject a student struggles with.
Math just happens to provide "value" in a less obvious way.
@GenuineNoPrize @Category_Fury "Number problems" is disingenuous.
Math is the rulebook for how reality works. It's the foundation of the sciences, reasoning, problem solving, and even philosophy.
We just do a terrible job at teaching people why math is important. It teaches abstraction and frameworks.
@PicturesFoIder While green has higher EV, real human value per dollar has sharply diminishing returns. A guaranteed mil is generally better if you aren't already in the millions.
@ddrsensation Yooooo I finally got a functional home setup, and ITL has been a blast as I've gotten back into the game. <3 I'm ecstatic to have just hit 400k, and am looking forward to more ITL this year!
@IntlTiming@moistbruh Finally have a home setup and have access to the game again! Two months in and I'm about to pass my peak when I was playing pre-pandemic.
ITL has been a blast, and has been a major contributor to my skill-up and motivation since starting again. <3
The Rabin-Scott theorem is one of the (philosophically) deepest mathematical results I know. When properly understood, I claim that it can't help but alter your view of reality in a fairly foundational way. Yet its typical textbook presentation obscures much of this depth. (1/8)
@morewinedotjpeg Damn T_T
I'll keep my eyes open for you. Are you hoping to focus more on devops, python dev, or DS/ML? And are you only remote or location bound?
@PhysInHistory 29.9792458 N isn't a point - it's a line that circles the globe. If you draw a similar circle for any special number, there's likely some monument or special place on the line.
@gunsnrosesgirl3 In increasing size and loosening of rules:
Consistent digit sizing: 51181
Inconsistent digits: 511811
w/ exponents + proper sizing: 508^11 (with 11 written as a superscript)
exponents + improper sizing: 11^508 (508 written as a superscript)
knuth's up-arrow notation: 5↑18