Yes, that is the one! Koko and “just joking” I recognize from that lecture.
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mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
Science Memes@mander.xyz•We wouldn't listen, anyway.English
442·15 hours agoIs this true? I was listening to a lecture of I think it was a linguist on apes using sign language, saying that the evidence for them actually understanding language is… not great. Like it appear they just sign until their carers gets the right/expected answer. That they may want to say ‘apple’, but not finding the word, they can’t describe the shape, color, just random words util they hit the correct one, or something like that.
mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Under what circumstances or axioms do spheres (the shape) have (theoretically or axiomatically) infinite surface area?
3·2 days agoone can further prove that the sphere S**n−1 can be partitioned into as many pieces as there are real numbers (that is,
pieces)
Would the answer to OP be some argument along the lines of defining the surface area of the ball as the sum of the partitioned balls surface areas then?
Well… The effecrive coupling constant changes with energy. A high energy experiment behaves differently than at lower energies. The coupling constant is above 1 for the strong force at low energies, but there is ‘asymptotic freedom’ which makes it below 1 at high energies. For EM it is always below 1. I would guess they reference a ‘bare’ value here.
The purpose of these graphs are not how they look in our universe though. Rather a common way of doing anthropic style arguments. Without measuring the value of the constants, from the graph we can know from just knowing there are stable carbon and non-relativistic atoms pretty exactly where the values of the constants must be. Similar arguments can be used to pinpoint the cosmological constant from the existance of galaxies.
mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
Buy European@feddit.uk•Europe gets serious about cutting digital umbilical cord with Uncle Sam's big techEnglish
5·4 days agoNo Swedish governement agency can freely choose a technical solution. Almost all such choises fall under a public procurement, which are heavily regulated. They can demand that the service supports certain things to exclude actors, but if too strict I think the procurement can be overturned. In some cases a US actor can just offer a low enough price and the agency more or less have to pick them.
How long since you ran ‘apt update’? I have envountered issues where the local apt cache is stale, causing it to contain packages which are old and removed from the upstream repo. You need to update your cache and try to install again.
Windows XP had been out for quite a while, and I did not want to use it. Staying on 98SE was not going to be possible forever. Ubuntu was quite new, I had recently started uni, and some friends helped me get started. There was one thing that absolutely amazed me: package repository. Just the concept. Windows at the time, to install stuff was finding random pages, sifting through ads, locate download button, hope it is not a virus. Linux had it solved. So far superior it there was no way I’m going back after that.
Radio “solved” it by syncing their ads. What are you gonna switch to? Other ads?
mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
World News@quokk.au•Indian couple trolled over skin colour after wedding video goes viral
2·18 days agoRight? If they call that trolling, I really do not want to see what a prank is. Must be like lynching or something.
mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
World News@quokk.au•Indian couple trolled over skin colour after wedding video goes viral
19·18 days agoIt’s “trolling”?
Do you have to use Teams?
Well, I just wanted it as a secondary browser when troubleshooting firefox.
Nowadays the worst thing appears to be compiling chromium with X and Wayland support.
Then go for it! Gentoo is a wonderful option for that goal.
Are you looking to learn linux more or have a easy living experience, or what is the goal? If you want to get to know linux, learn how to compile a kernel, make your own initramfs and such, then: absolutely! If you want a stable easily maintainable system, then… maybe not. Like it is possible, and Gentoo is very stable, but if you are just starting, then you may make choices that do break when you upgrade. With some experience, this will go away, but expect some downtime in the beginning.
mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
Europe@feddit.org•Spain dismantles cell linked to neo-Nazi terrorist group The BaseEnglish
2·26 days agoI’m pretty sure they actually took the name after Al-Qaeda.
Someone else was explaining how to tell left from right handed. Buy why is it important? If you do math and physics, you almost certainly would use a right hand system. That means all formulas are derived with that in mind. If you try to use them in the left handed system, you are going to have a horrible time trying to figure out which of all terms need to have their sign flipped.
mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
People Twitter@sh.itjust.works•That's the funniest thing about this, the techbros think people will care to bring them to life in the future.
20·27 days ago“And there, you are all in the pool. Now if I remove…”
mumblerfish@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•Some people's lives are pure chaosEnglish
25·1 month agoRight? You always pick them in some symmetric pattern not to get a surprise “oh, that other end was heavier that I thought, and now I have to clean up eggs of the floor”.


That is pretty impressive. Where is it from?