jcponcemath, to random
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🌟 Classification of Möbius 🌟

➖Only one fixed point: Parabolic Möbius transformations induce a translation

Source: Visual Complex Analysis, T. Needham, Chapter 3.

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jcponcemath, to opensource
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jcponcemath, to opensource
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🌟Studying or teaching Complex Analysis?

https://complex-analysis.com

is back with a new design, in celebration of its 5th anniversary 😃🎉

Share the ❤️love of mathematics with your friends or colleagues.

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everythingopen, to random
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Continuing our schedule highlights, we present @croy, Senior Software Engineer at the Australian , who will talk about Temporal Logic of Actions (+), a specification language that allows for mathematical of , and .

Schedule 🔜

Registrations now open:
https://2024.everythingopen.au/news/registrations-open/

homlett, to ai
@homlett@mamot.fr avatar

Get Ready for the Great
https://www.wired.com/story/get-ready-for-the-great-ai-disappointment/
“Some people will start recognizing that it was always a pipe to reach anything resembling on the basis of words.”

cazabon, to journalism

The 's constant "On the one hand... on the other..." approach to pretty much every is definitely not helping the general public's apparent endorsement of the "For every , there is a simple, easy-to-understand ".

If we want an educated - or at least informed - public, we have to stop over-simplifying the issues and facts, turning them to blenderized pablum, and get people to appreciate that real life isn't simple, black-and-white.

Nonilex, to Israel
@Nonilex@masto.ai avatar
Nonilex,
@Nonilex@masto.ai avatar

“I look at this, & I think back, ‘What could I have done during my presidency to move this forward, as hard as I tried?’” he said in an interview conducted by his fmr staffers for their podcast, Pod Save America. “But there’s a part of me that’s still saying, ‘Well, was there something else I could have done?’”

entered the WH convinced he could be the president who would resolve the decades-old conflict between & .

Nonilex,
@Nonilex@masto.ai avatar

He left office after yrs of friction & mistrust w/PM of , who was frustrated by the president’s masterminding of the nuclear deal & by his demands that Israel suspend new .

In his comments, delivered at a gathering of his fmr staff in Chicago, acknowledged the strong emotions the had raised, saying that “this is century-old stuff that’s coming to the fore.”

GW, to nuclear
@GW@newsie.social avatar

America’s Economy is Dependent On Conflicts, Underpinned by Our

You won’t believe the numbers. With inflation taken into account, this year’s planned budget for the and the Department of Energy’s work on is $886 billion. More than half of the discretionary budget is now spent on the Pentagon This means that areas like , public , job training, and protecting the have to compete

https://gwfoto.medium.com/americas-economy-is-dependent-on-conflicts-underpinned-by-our-military-industrial-complex-4588817711c3

GW, to nuclear
@GW@newsie.social avatar

America’s Economy is Dependent On Conflicts, Underpinned by Our

You won’t believe the numbers. With inflation taken into account, this year’s planned budget for the and the Department of Energy’s work on is $886 billion. More than half of the discretionary budget is now spent on the Pentagon This means that areas like , public , job training, and protecting the have to compete

https://gwfoto.medium.com/americas-economy-is-dependent-on-conflicts-underpinned-by-our-military-industrial-complex-4588817711c3

Nonog, to Futurology

Asymmetry Unleashed: “Brainless” Robot Can Navigate Complex Mazes
The new soft robot, made of ribbon-like liquid crystal elastomers, possesses an asymmetrical design allowing it to turn independently and move in arcs. This feature prevents it from getting stuck between obstacles and lets it wriggle out of tight spots.
https://scitechdaily.com/asymmetry-unleashed-brainless-robot-can-navigate-complex-mazes/

Louzula, to science German
@Louzula@ecoevo.social avatar

I'm still amazed by this every time. Watch the transient dynamics (relatively synchronous dampening ) of autotroph biomass in a 5-patch turn into an oscillatory pattern with completely asynchronous dynamics. in
AND I'M DOING ACTUAL RESEARCH WITH THIS CAN YOU BELIEVE IT THIS IS SO COOL

figure shows a graph with 5 cricles in a coordinate system (representing habitat patches) with light yellow background connected by black lines to form a complex graph. The circles are filled with green color. The color changes from light to dark to show dynamics in the autotroph biomass of the local habitats. A colorbar scale is given on the right side.

AmenZwa, to random
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Whenever I assign junior a substantive task, they inevitably return with a solution. I would then analyse their solution, simplify it, and show the simpler version to them, they respond every time, "OK, what's so great about that? It's so stupidly ."🤷

KathyReid, to random
@KathyReid@aus.social avatar

A little piece I spoke to, and which my colleague, Lauren Pay, wrangled into coherence - it's about the history of as a - and how the ANU School of Cybernetics can help you learn how to interrogate and shape such systems.

Written to promote the school's new short courses.

Check it out at:
https://cybernetics.anu.edu.au/news/2023/07/05/are-you-listening-to-me/

mlevison, to random
@mlevison@agilealliance.social avatar

is popular and that is about the only thing it has going for it. In reality it is no better than rolling die and assigning people a personality profile based on the die roll.

  • Carl Jung's ideas are at the base of the test. Unfortunately Jung's work has never been empirically tested. Hint when your base level construct is unsound you might have a train wreck on your hands.

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PragmTeams,
@PragmTeams@social.tchncs.de avatar

@mlevison
@donaldegray

"Useful" in that it points some people to the brand-new idea of (formerly "irrational behavior" that needs to be addressed by monologues on "why you should see it my way").

Harmful in that it tries to boil down the to the , with no proper foundation because there can't be one. Especially harmful in its management-by-psychotest form: we'll "understand" each other much better once we've properly labelled ourselves, for life.

annaleen, to random
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"It’s increasingly looking like this may be one of the most hilariously inappropriate applications of AI that we’ve seen yet." I am riveted by the extensive documentation of how ChatGPT-powered Bing is now completely unhinged. @simon has chronicled it beautifully here: https://simonwillison.net/2023/Feb/15/bing/

HistoPol,
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@ShadSterling @simon @annaleen @BBCWorld

(6/n)

"...was because of the "unexpected acceleration" in that "we need to take a step back".

Holy...the 's have already reached a level where they grow inexplicably faster!
If you apply , another , but of the , to , you could construct the following hypothesis:

I guess we can all easily agree that 's are systems.

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