Is differential privacy just a fucking meme? If you add too much noise to make a database properly secure, a researcher is then working with inaccurate or bad data. If you add too little noise so that the database is still giving useful insight to the researchers, you get data leaks. There doesn't seem like there is a good middle ground whatsoever mathematically. There also doesn't seem to be any useful information measurement for the value of specific database identifiers.
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mathematically speaking, what is the least applied greek letter?
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Anglos be like: yougeeen vector
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His videos now recommend flat earth videos.
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So you're telling me that this peice of shit would run forever after the initial push even when there isn't any wind present?
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cringe
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Srsly, in the year 2021, there's no conclusive proof that trannie-ism is predetermined. Not one.
No "trannie gene."
No "trannie brain."
Nothing.
Furthermore, anyone of any status who pipes up and goes, "Uh... Um... Where's the proof?" gets immediately shouted down by the PC mob.
It's July 2021. Time for some proof. Where's the proof?
No "trannie gene."
No "trannie brain."
Nothing.
Furthermore, anyone of any status who pipes up and goes, "Uh... Um... Where's the proof?" gets immediately shouted down by the PC mob.
It's July 2021. Time for some proof. Where's the proof?
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What was the science education in (you)r school years. anon?
In my country(ex-Soviet) we had chemistry, biology and physics classes in years 7 to 11
Chemistry started out with the atomic theory, into general and inorganic chemistry and finished with basic introduction to organic chemistry
Biology was mostly botany and zoology, with little attention to microbiology, and in the final years human-specific anatomy and physiology and some basic-ass genetics/cell biology
Physics started out with mechanics, then electricity, and nuclear physics in the end(no mention of quantum shit whatsoever, but that was back in 2012, so perhaps the curriculum there has been updated a bit)
What's the science education for kids like in your country?
I'm also always baffled when american anons talk about 'the science class' that doesn't even differentiate into chem/bio/phys and lasts like 2 years - what the fuck are you even doing at school? Clearly it's not history, maths or foreign languages either
In my country(ex-Soviet) we had chemistry, biology and physics classes in years 7 to 11
Chemistry started out with the atomic theory, into general and inorganic chemistry and finished with basic introduction to organic chemistry
Biology was mostly botany and zoology, with little attention to microbiology, and in the final years human-specific anatomy and physiology and some basic-ass genetics/cell biology
Physics started out with mechanics, then electricity, and nuclear physics in the end(no mention of quantum shit whatsoever, but that was back in 2012, so perhaps the curriculum there has been updated a bit)
What's the science education for kids like in your country?
I'm also always baffled when american anons talk about 'the science class' that doesn't even differentiate into chem/bio/phys and lasts like 2 years - what the fuck are you even doing at school? Clearly it's not history, maths or foreign languages either
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How do you process urine into fertilizer? I've been bottling my piss from 2 days ago, I try exposing the bottles to sunlight, but they just got smellier.
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Can we measure picrel or must spacetime curvature be calculated in all cases?
When acceleration & gravity are taught in school it’s often said that if you suddenly woke up floating in an elevator, you’d have no way of knowing whether the elevator was far out in space or if it was in free-fall I’m in a tall building on Earth.
If you had a Warp Detector though you could just pull it out and measure the curvature of spacetime in the elevator. If it’s a simple flat grid, then you’re way the hell out there; if warped a bit, then you’re near a planet.
Can we make a warp detector like that?
When acceleration & gravity are taught in school it’s often said that if you suddenly woke up floating in an elevator, you’d have no way of knowing whether the elevator was far out in space or if it was in free-fall I’m in a tall building on Earth.
If you had a Warp Detector though you could just pull it out and measure the curvature of spacetime in the elevator. If it’s a simple flat grid, then you’re way the hell out there; if warped a bit, then you’re near a planet.
Can we make a warp detector like that?
