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"Context dependent" is basically the definition of ambiguity.

Sometimes they do. There's nothing divine or necessarily rational about notational standards, which can vary greatly even within the same field.

That's something only someone who's never studied advanced math could say. Math notation and jargon can be extremely ambiguous and overloaded. "Normal" has about 20 different meanings.

If 90% of it is boilerplate, then you really need to question if you have something worth publishing as an academic paper.

"I'm no expert in Chinese culture"

You've made that plenty clear.

You don't? Have you tried opening your eyes?

The only way that's an inconsistency is if you think all Uyghurs are terrorists.

Sex is about as normal and pervasive in American culture as it is anywhere. Have you never watched HBO?

No.

Just because they do it doesn't make such short run adaptations healthy or sustainable.

People are prone to outsource their thinking because it's the path of least resistance.

So your position is that people actually want to do more work, but their managers are forcing them to work less? I don't buy it.

That would make more sense if you didn't start by blaming the government for a laissez-faire approach.

Which is true. The idea of "chemical-free" food and water is absurd.

I'm pretty sure the founding of SpaceX doesn't mark the end of the stone age.

No, it's because USB-C is physically smaller and shallower. You can visually compare them and see that

Well it's a common manufacturer problem then, because USB-C connections are universally floppy and loose.

USB-C connectors are so flimsy compared to USB-A, it feels like a real step backward. It barely takes any pressure on the cable to make my charging cable fall out, or to rotate it just enough that it loses connection.

Landlords...productive...okay then.

You don't have to be surprised to disagree with it. What's the limiting principle here? Every city should grow to the size of Tokyo?

Lmao what? Everything about this comment is nuts.

Never in my life has living in an apartment seemed appealing. But I suppose that depends on the apartments you can afford.

Somehow millions of people have learned physics in a "straight-line" at university. Most physics majors have a logical progression from the simplest to most complex ideas.

And yet we still have human laborers. Robots are a lot more expensive than AI inference.

Manual labor

Mathematics isn't a scientific discipline.

I can't even tell if you're joking, or if this is what AI psychosis looks like.

Do you actually think Nazis were only a threat to Jews?

Only dumb people ever considered him a genius.

Apartment reviews are pretty fucking important when you're committing to live somewhere for at least a year. I don't want to find out that my complex is infested with roaches.