Will a full complete org mode ever come to vim? A man can hope…
Edit: I wonder if the vim community can contribute to a feature bounty like this? Hmm
Readit Newsdiego898 commented on A Century of Noether's Theorem arxiv.org/abs/1902.01989... · Posted by u/fanf2
I wish invariant theory was taught outside of physics and maths departments. Us engineers missed out.
As an engineer, this and the principle of least action occupy my wall of “things I think are super deep and maybe mysterious* and interesting and I wish I understood deeply”
* interpret generously
LPL is superb. He inspired me to get a lock pick kit and a few simple padlocks - a cheap and fun hobby during COVID lockdowns.
Thinking of doing the same! Which kit did you order? I see a FNG, FNG+ Bundle, and "Learn lockpicking bundle". 3rd one seems the most likely candidate. Any tips you can share? Thanks!
Yudkowsky is controversial for much more than an article from 2023.
Yudkowsky lacks credentials and MIRI and its adjacents have proven to be incestuous organizations when it comes to the rationalist cottage industry, one that has a serious problem with sexual abuse and literal cults.
Do you have any references you can share for sexual abuse and/or cults associated with rationalists?
Sorry - what do you mean by yud-cult? Searching google didn’t help me (as far as I can tell) - I view LW from an outside perspective as well, but don’t understand the reference
Purely empirical observation, in my own life, make no claim as to humanity/society/etc.:
It's interesting how often fermi estimation problems are used as proxy's for "intelligence". Something like: 'let's assess how well "they can think" - how many golf balls fit in a baseball stadium?' etc.
Often, doing well in these kinds of problems can more than makeup for a lack of specific knowledge in something someone is interested in assessing!
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As someone who doesn’t know much about this, I'm curious:
If humanity survived far into the future, could we plausibly develop ways to slow or even halt the decay of the universe? Or is this an immutable characteristic of our universe, meaning humanity will inevitably fizzle out along with the universe?
Very strongly suggest you check out Isaac Asimov’s “The Last Question”
This sounds more like an automation of that idea than just N-times the work.