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I feel like even a human would also fail if given all data results but those for x and then get tested on x just as the function results differ from previously observed behavior. Is it not more interesting to observe how the model(human or not) incorporates the new data to better match reality in the case of distribution shift or other irregular distributions and others

Another 10% was low % 5yrs bonds which they had to sell early with penalties to cover the run on the bank which incurred considerable losses. I would think a VC bank knows that some of its VC investments would not outperform. My understanding is that if the run does not happen, it's business as usual, nothing like '08 when borrowers started failing to pay en mass on internationally overrated loans in AAApackages.

I do believe that culture might even have started before ww2 when engineers produced too long lasting ladies stockings for the management and were asked to go back to the drawing board with stockings that did last forever (I do not have a source for that story but I've heard it multiple times from different groups of friends).

From what I understand it is saying that ivermectin is useful and efficient at blocking the tool (protein scissors; protease) that the virus needs in order to spread a protein out of the cell. The new Pfizer COVID drug is supposed to do that too but ivermectin is 0.06$ vs new Pfizer drug with a 20year patent lots of cash for a good lobbying company :)

Credibility of the author idk :s

People tend to point out how much energy cryptos consume, is there an estimate for how much high frequency trading consumes world wide?

2¹⁰⁴*e-²2/(104!)=2.66523e−136 If annual occurence is 2 and it happens twice every week in a year. But it has not so far :)

Weekly occurence of 0 has 13.5% chance of happening this being the case for 7 weeks before this last 8th 2021, 13.5*7/8= 11.8% so far.

But I'm no statistician.

I think I recall being thaught that water followed the gravity pull which was greater around the equator than the poles which would explain why with the poles melting, the equatorial regions would be the most affected by the subsequent seas rise. Is this wrong? Where can I see a good sea map? Thanks!

Guess I just went and looked at a Geoid map and I was lied to, EU is in big trouble!