@cmuratori@aerettberg As weird as it may sound, I'm leaning more to the side that The Odyssey by Homer was used as a vessel to make political commentary on the decline of the US, otherwise I don't know how to make sense of all the oddities... (I am with Casey on the Athena decap interpretation btw!)
@onehappyfellow intuition can be hard at that level of abstraction, so you need to see the examples you are abstracting from. that of course requires seeing (knowing?) a broad range of mathematics, to which I would then argue that the cat theory doesnt give much unless you in specifics (sheafs?)
@keenanisalive@CarnegieMellon@CSDatCMU i used to think its a lot like why do anything when someone will be better than you statistically, to which you answer because of love - but what does that mean when the economy detaches in large part from humanity?
@ana_dodik the alternative is being weak to open source malware, given the prevalence of coding models you can always statistically see which pkgs are favored which in turn become high leverage targets.
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@iquilezles@UziCryptoo In aud ~200 was pretty normal, otherwise you make people eat pasta everyday which is obviously terrible (rent however is increasingly making one choose)
For a long time in pure math, a PhD thesis was one of the safest places to find a complete and rigorous treatment of a topic, and the introductions to PhD theses were often incredibly valuable (more than most papers) when you needed a reference on some specific subject.
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the fast16 malware was almost certainly targeting spherical implosion simulations.
left: unmodified LS-DYNA 970
right: LS-DYNA 970 modified with the relevant portions of fast16.sys
both running a spherical implosion deck
@astrodanish certain amount of happiness is somewhat only permissible from perceived future safety. (if you make the case that happiness is fundamentally a choice i s2g)