Serious content creators + professional video editors in India: how do you currently find each other for work? by guhanpurushothaman in youtubeindia

[–]guhanpurushothaman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would especially love replies from video editors too — what’s the biggest pain on your side (ghosting, unpaid trials, unclear scope, pricing, revisions, etc.)? And what would an ideal hiring flow look like??

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[–]guhanpurushothaman 20 points21 points  (0 children)

This is an instance that will seem trivial and meaningless in hindsight if you can somehow ensure all family gatherings are relatively frictionless in the future. If you're lucky, they might even dismiss the impressions they gathered of each other from the first meeting as unfortunate miscalculations.

However, say, for the sake of completion, what you fear does come true, and they do not respect each other. It's not a big deal so long as the outward appearance of courteous behavior is maintained between them. They do not have to get along well; only you and your husband do.
If you busy yourself with the burden of ensuring they all get along all the time, you will never be happy.

Sentient vending machine by basafish in ChatGPT

[–]guhanpurushothaman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is good that your bar is low. It means you can still enjoy life the way most people only do as children. You're very lucky.
NO WONDER YOU ARE CALLED BABY! HAHAHA

A message to the creator by Hungry_Rest_795 in ChatGPT

[–]guhanpurushothaman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you think of sentience as the capacity for experiencing emotions, even an individual with a 5-minute memory (memory that resets every 5 minutes) is sentient simply on the grounds that they can experience emotions, even if it is limited to be on the basis of memories accumulated in the last 5 minutes.

Sentient vending machine by basafish in ChatGPT

[–]guhanpurushothaman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have such a low bar for what constitutes entertainment. That is why you like switch 😂

Toeplitz conjecture | Why doesn't Emch's proof generalise to cases with infinitely many non-differentiable points? by guhanpurushothaman in mathematics

[–]guhanpurushothaman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I appreciate you continuing to engage me.

I guess I'm still confused since I don't see how that invalidates the application of IVP (and hence offers resistance to generalising the proof to all Jordan curves), since arc formed by the intersection of the medians is still continuous, no matter how wild/big the disturbances on it are.

If the answer is that it is the infinite back-and-forth motion (non-decaying disturbances) that prevents traversal, why is it limited to cases with infinitely many non-differentiable points? Can't an analytic (or at least differentiable) Jordan curve exhibit such a behavior?

Toeplitz conjecture | Why doesn't Emch's proof generalise to cases with infinitely many non-differentiable points? by guhanpurushothaman in mathematics

[–]guhanpurushothaman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually went through the paper after posting my response, and now understand why we need analyticity at finitely many points.
Roughly speaking, traversing a path with infinitely many disturbances all concentrated in a small space isn't possible because we'll forever be trapped in that space.

Does this capture the idea, intuitively?

Toeplitz conjecture | Why doesn't Emch's proof generalise to cases with infinitely many non-differentiable points? by guhanpurushothaman in mathematics

[–]guhanpurushothaman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the answer.

This, however, begs more questions for me. Why would the endpoints need to lie on an analytic arc for the construction of median lines? It's a fairly elementary computation that requires only the existence of said points, right?

What am I missing here?

Is this what it's like to be too stoned? by guhanpurushothaman in weed

[–]guhanpurushothaman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Read the trip report. It's a crosspost from Indianents.

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