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69 sats \ 5 replies \ @noknees 28 Oct \ parent \ on: First shape found that can't pass through itself | Hacker News science
at the same time, are American astrophysicists more advanced in tools if not in the fundamental merits (i.e. Americans are not as good at solving complex equations with basic calculators?); i am not educated on the differences in curriculum and performance, sorry;
nah it's totally fine, It's true that the Science and Tech field in India lacks cutting-edge infrastructure but more than lack of finance, the Indian Govt. (in present day scenario) seems not to be much interested in this whole "Survival of the fittest" race, it rather bends towards gaining world popularity as a "political" nation (only god can define the true definition of political for India) and investing money thereby as such....
i also wonder if there is more esoteric cosmologists in India, who border on studying astrological-psychic phenomena?
yes there are, one of the famous contemporary Astrophysicists is Dr. Ashok Kumar Pal, I had a fortune listening to one of his breakthrough lectures on frame dragging
Portfolio - Astronomical Society of India Publications
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10 sats \ 3 replies \ @zapsammy 28 Oct
lol wtf is this? is he down the same rabbithole as @beyond_turbulence? can this guy come to stacker.news? hahaha
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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @noknees 29 Oct
haha no, it's probably a side project. Randomness (especially entropy) is an integral part of cosmology and in that course you automatically pass through concept of neural networks, regressions and descents, decision trees and random forests etc. if you want to visualize your formulas and data
It's probably related to that. In fact, I'm also working on a similar MLA project, specifically a human behaviour prediction engine You'll find it on my GitHub - TiresiasIQ People have already started copying my code without any credits
Idk who made this website on a modified version of a previous edition of TiresiasIQ and changing it to predict security vulnerabilities (which is of course and big feat and a lot of code changes, but at least they could credit me for the inspiration 😞)
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10 sats \ 0 replies \ @zapsammy 29 Oct
at least they could credit me for the inspiration
that's the difficulty of the Great Work - u don't always get something in return immediately, however if it is definitely Great Work, u will reap immense benefits one way or another;
how have u tried applying ur skills to, say, lightning network and bitcoin decentralization? e.g. predicting optimal connections like amboss does it, but not in an evil surveilling way;
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10 sats \ 0 replies \ @zapsammy 29 Oct
if scientists already study how to predict randomness vs control in the stock market, that basically means that AI manipulates the markets, universities study the effects of AI manipulation, and the only answer is how far back; note: the original stock market was trading chattel in exchange for promises;
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @zapsammy 28 Oct
i can see how popularity today can be more powerful than merit, especially from such a populous country such as India; it's almost like: first, one has to gain popularity, and only then people will listen to u; it's a rough market of ideas!
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