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Dale replied to the thread Graduate Can a causal or time-like structure emerge without assuming a metric?.That is a good question. If you have a pseudo-Riemannian manifold and remove the metric then you are left with a topological manifold... -
Dale replied to the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts?.Interesting. I was not aware of that. Do you have a reference for that? -
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Hello everyone, I am a Master’s student in theoretical physics currently studying the Kerr–Newman black hole solution. I would like to... -
Dale replied to the thread Graduate Horizontal component of the electric field of an infinite uniformly charged plane.Why? It seems very clear that for every point “up and to the left” there is a symmetrical point “down and to the right”. Using that fact... -
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If I have time, I'll look at the details of what you've done. In general, if you have two limits, then the order can make a difference... -
Dale replied to the thread Undergrad Einstein's time formula.Einstein came up with a lot of formulas. Do you mean the time dilation formula: $$\gamma = \frac{1}{\sqrt{1-v^2/c^2}}$$ If so, for... -
Dale replied to the thread Graduate Horizontal component of the electric field of an infinite uniformly charged plane.Do you have something against symmetry? I mean, is there a specific reason that you are going out of your way to avoid using symmetry? -
Dale replied to the thread Undergrad Photons & Time: t=0 What?.For light proper time (what clocks measure) is undefined. What is mathematically defined for light is called an affine parameter... -
Dale replied to the thread Undergrad Photons & Time: t=0 What?.Be highly skeptical of any source that you read which discusses what happens on a ship that reaches ##c##. It might be a great science... -
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Not much for every day life. But if you were tasked with building a rotating space-station, were the perimeter moves at a relevant... -
Dale replied to the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts?.In ordinary code when a bug arises it isn't because we cannot predict the behavior, it is because we did not predict the behavior. There... -
Dale replied to the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts?.I would challenge anyone to predict a specific hallucination given a trained deep neural network. I am not limiting it to LLM’s, but not... -
Dale replied to the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts?.Then why do they hallucinate? They hallucinate precisely because the developers cannot predict that behavior by analyzing the parts. The...