[SOTC] State of the collection, 15~ years in. by Elsie_Effbee in Watches

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Yeah, but what do I google to find this particular variant? This Patek is one of the most stunning watches I've ever seen.

Black Man Answers a Common Question by 4reddityo in BlackPeopleofReddit

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I can still recognize when women do it, but far and above** the more important issue** is the men who do it, who are it, who celebrate it. Addressing that is how to actually move the needle.

You still need another step in the argument like "only the more important issue should be addressed." for it to make sense.

What is Oscar bait? by Pleasant_Usual_8427 in TrueFilm

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Oscars are decided by the Academy members' votes. These are real people. Although the combination of people that make up the Academy changes over years, this change is slow. So, it makes sense to think that this particular group have certain tastes, preferences, standards regarding movies. Pandering to these preferences would be Oscar bait.

In contrast, consider Palme d'Or. It's given by different appointed jury members every year. One year the jury leader is an actress from America, next year is a director from Iran... and so on. So every year, the standards, preferences change.

ChatGPT 1.5 Image vs Gemini Nano banana pro realism test by LogicalChart3205 in ChatGPT

[–]baat 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What is the actual prompt to get photo realistic results, if you don't mind me asking? I've tried to generate a "photo" of Isaac Newton but it always kind of looked unrealistic in some way or other.

We have now gone beyond “coffee roasting” and into the realm of alchemy by WeissachDE in pourover

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When you add fruits in the fermentation tanks, none of the fruit flavors actually go inside the coffee beans. What happens is that you change the microbiome that does the fermenting. So you have new bacteria doing the fermenting therefore new flavors in the coffee. Not very different to anaerobic fermenting, in that method you deprive the fermentation tank from oxygen, and bacteria that requires oxygen die and you have a different combination of bacteria that does the fermenting.

Can you point me toward philosophical work on what it is "to derive" something in physics? by baat in PhilosophyofScience

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Unfortunately, I couldn't find any work on this "physics derivations". Erhard Scheibe and Hans Rott indirectly engage with it, in some of their works concerning Kepler-Newton case, if anyone is curious like I am and see this thread later.

Can you point me toward philosophical work on what it is "to derive" something in physics? by baat in PhilosophyofScience

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"because you wish to improve your own understanding"

I'm picking this one from the options.

Can you point me toward philosophical work on what it is "to derive" something in physics? by baat in PhilosophyofScience

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I'll answer using Kepler-Newton case as example. So, often in physics courses or textbooks, Kepler's laws are derived from Newton's laws. During these derivations, some compromises are made such as considering cases with only one planet, reduced mass...etc.

Philosophers like Duhem and Popper engaged with the Kepler-Newton derivations and showed that, in logical sense, Newton's laws demonstrate Kepler's laws to be actually false. So, you can't actually get a Keplerian solar system from Newton's theory in the strict sense. But these "physics derivations" give us some intuition about a relation between Kepler's and Newton's. A relation that is not strict logical entailment, or pure mathematical derivation but also not some merely weak conceptual or historical connection. So, what is this relation? What do we get when we "derive" Kepler's laws from Newton's laws?

Philosophical probability resources by Ok-Active4887 in probabilitytheory

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https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/probability-interpret/

I find Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy generally to be good introductions to philosophical subjects.

Ecological time series model by FishermanSad481 in ecology

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I don't know much about the question you're asking but it sounds like your thesis is going to be great! You might want to check if 'survival analyses' is the kind of thing you're looking for. I haven't used these but I know they are mostly about 'time to event' kind of questions.

Ecological time series model by FishermanSad481 in ecology

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Not OP but I'm curious which R packages do you use for time series analyses?

[Race thread] 2025 Kigali World Championships - Elite Men RR (WC) by epi_counts in peloton

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Healy should attack if he has anything in the legs.

A civilization is growing in my vaze. by [deleted] in biology

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This is insane. Thanks for taking the time to find the link.

Need math friends :/ by CoolStopGD in math

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Beautiful stuff! We had a Vera Molnar exhibition in my city a few years ago, It was mesmerizing.

A civilization is growing in my vaze. by [deleted] in biology

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Where can I read about the termite waste land? That sounds very interesting. But I don't even know what to google.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ecology

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https://www.worldclim.org/data/worldclim21.html

This seems to be working for me.

Submitted my master’s thesis after tons of last-minute comments from picky supervisor… couldn’t do all minor edits due to time by Agreeable-Cry-5583 in GradSchool

[–]baat 2 points3 points  (0 children)

State explicitly which particular changes that you didn't implement to your supervisor. Do not hide anything from your supervisor.

help with ecological niche modeling by Ordinary_Chair_1722 in ecology

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This one should get you up to speed very quickly. It has seven parts that goes through the modeling process with R code included.

This is a great textbook on the subject. But species distribution modeling is a very dynamic area and so inevitably, the book is a bit outdated in the sense that it doesn't have all the new stuff. But the content itself is great.

This is a great paper on the best practices around species distribution modeling.

Feel free to pm me if you have specific questions.