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sbrothy replied to the thread Coccidioidomycosis, deadly fungal disease, no effective cure.At least the plague can be cured with penicillin. -
sbrothy replied to the thread Wordle Lovers - Play the NYT Daily Game.Took me ridiculously long time: Wordle 1.571 5/6* ⬛⬛⬛⬛⬛ ⬛🟨🟨⬛⬛ ⬛🟨🟩⬛⬛ ⬛⬛🟩🟩⬛ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
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sbrothy replied to the thread Physics Need some advice! (making a physics YouTube channel).Which has to do with the lack of job opportunities I'm guessing (perhaps this depends on where you're from?). You'd probably need some...
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sbrothy replied to the thread Complexity Physics and Tipping Points in Chess.Have you seen this thread: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/leading-ai-systems-blackmailed-their-human-users.1082427/ I know I...
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sbrothy replied to the thread I simply love physics. I am everyday regular human..Are you sure you’re not stupid enough? :smile: Nah, I’m joking but the way you wrote it sounded funny. We’re happy to have you. Not...
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sbrothy replied to the thread Random Thoughts 7.It seems to me you’re sugarcoatimg it a little here. Many of the animals in zoos are functionally extinct. The only thing keeping them...
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sbrothy replied to the thread Most Hard-Driving Music?.A friend showed me these guys. This is the most hardcore and laid back drummer I've ever seen:
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Well, educational achievement, life expectancy at birth, decrease in poverty rate, fewer wars and violence. Acess to all available...
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Astronomer Ellen Zweibel. Zweibel is German for onion.
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One of those sounds good as a surname or family name and the other not so much.
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sbrothy replied to the thread Complexity Physics and Tipping Points in Chess.Why am I not surprised? :smile:
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Im sure today grandmasters will find a way but then the machine will learn from it and continue to dominate the games. For AI... -
sbrothy replied to the thread Complexity Physics and Tipping Points in Chess.Sad. I was under the impression that Go was still the last frontier. Given the complexity of the game it's hard to think otherwise.
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I imagine the chess players of today feel like the Okinawan Go masters who didn’t progress as fast as their Japanese counterparts due to...
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The grandmaster I posted from 1985 was nicknamed "The Pawnmower Man"
