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it's useless.

>>8866917
First of all, it's impossible to tell if it's a turing machine simply by looking at it.

You need to understand the theory of computation is a spectrum.

>>8866933
this is a recurring theme in science. Most things are a spectrum. Such as gender and sex. As Nye proved.

>>8866577
>How long will this shit last?

Until you make something funky with the Nitric Acid in the lab during class

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>>8866585
It looks like I have a shitstain on my forearm. Please help

these frog memes get weirder and weirder.

>>8866516
pencil dick piggot detected

Life was a mistake.

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>>8866547
Why did my dad engage in sex if he knew he'd pass this onto his kids?

>>8865856
>when they compared academic excellence to social development and chose to encourage the latter
This but the former instead. Now I'm a virgin NEET because >nogf in highschool fucked my shit up.

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>>8865856

normie go complain on instagram about how you're so bad at math

get a BS in compsci and masters in something more specific.

Do something like compsci or applied maths and do a degree in philosophy on the side.

Companies and labs will get thousands of application from random pajeet compsci majors (possibly even with better grades than you), but a degree in philosophy will set you apart; and knowledge of philosophy is, according to a lot of people who work in AI, necessary to understand what you'll actually be doing.

Depending on what exactly you want to do in A.I. , I guess cog sci with the right specifications could work too.

Forget philosophy. What you want for machine learning is coding experience, solid knowledge of statistics and linear algebra, and skill in proving—so take some real maths at a high level too.

The actual major you put all this under probably doesn't matter that much, so long as it doesn't restrict your courses in a bad way.

>>8867711
"Strong AI" is a meme

>>8867718
That doesn't make any sense.

>>8867711
AI is a meme
t. ML PhD candidate in a top-10 university

No.

>>8867571
The hymen will be ripped after losing her virginity.

>>8867571
Penetration by penis does not change a person's personality in general.
Also, what do you mean by virgin? Is a woman who had sucked 50 dicks, but was never vaginally penetrated "the same" as a woman who was vaginally penetrated by one partner in the past?

I don't have the patience or the time to give all the reasons why this would be extremely dumb.

>>8867236
Nor the knowledge obviously

>>8867233
[math]
F = \rho g \Delta V - \frac{1}{2} \rho A v^2 C_d
[/math]
You'd reach a terminal velocity pretty quick, because the density of seawater is enormous. This is a faulty model, but only slightly since the density variations are relatively insignificant. Additionally, you'd have to continuously vary pressure inside the vessel to ensure it doesn't explode; this is feasible, but would probably not end up being very efficient.

>>8867127
~36°C

>>8867131
That seems a little high, I would imagine cooler temperatures are easier to work in

be very intelligent and fug a very intelligent woman

>>8866873
They're on a spectrum

>>8866873
Simply put, when algebra was first invented by the Arabs, it was thought that algebraic operations (addition, multiplication, etc) were binary and reversible. However, with modern computing available to use, we now know that other methods can be used to solve these binary operations. Basically, algebra is a spectrum

I have devised a new kind of algebra.
You know the usual story, algebra is finding solutions for equations with set operators. a + b = c you know the deal.
Well, my algebra is a sort of "reverse algebra" in which the numbers are known but the operators are unknown: 5 a 2 = 10 where a is an unknown operator. we can solve this equation and figure out a = *.
I am writing my paper in word as we speak. I am very excited to present this novel new algebra and expect the paper in the annals soon.

>>8866836
The nuclear reaction releases electromagnetic energy which essentially surges all electronics and wrecks them.

also, could you some how change the polarity of the ocean water with an electro magnetic pulse and fuck up the missile defense system?

I think the russians might be sneaking bombs around the coastline of the US to disable our defenses to allow for a millitary strike.

EMP is like a fat guy jumping in the pool creating an explosion of waves. But then imagine it in 3D in the electromagnetic field on all frequencies of the spectrum. This can disrupt a lot of shit, and if it includes ionizing radiation [frequencies higher than visible light] it could cause cancer as well like with an atom bomb.

Shut it down

>>8866567
Are aliens communicating with me through graphs?

SHUT
IT
DOWN

Why didn't you explain some of Kolmogorov's ideas instead of that inane bullshit? It's would've been much more interesting.

>>8866479
>look at me I can spout basic category jargon aren't I so deep
back to the app mines pajeet

Everyone takes CS seriously until they understand it, at which point it becomes trivial.

This is especially pertinent to general abstract nonsense that explicitly adopts the trivialization of everything as its goal.

>>8866352
>engineer detected

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>AND WE'RE NOT GAY.
Why do engineers have shit taste?

>>8867630
Lick from the front

I listen to different spectra of genres. But preferably something rythmic and without vocals.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndcYr_WkuJs&t=219s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSwUztIvlBc