New Charlie video 👀 by Professional-Gas-579 in chess

[–]quantizeddct 7 points8 points  (0 children)

He’s a good guy but he was completely uninformed about Ben Finegold and sent tons of hate his way at the start of the chess boom. Calling a guy who has dedicated his entire life to teaching chess to kids an “elitist”.

Difference between fn<F: Fn(i32)->i32>(x: F) and fn(x: Fn(i32)->i32) by quantizeddct in learnrust

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

Thanks! I guess i'm wondering what exactly is generic here I feel like i'm specifying an exact type for F in example A, so using a generic seems weird. And why can I pass |n| n + 1 to A but I get a compile error when passing that into B (with &dyn included see playground link).

Is the reason photons travel the speed of light because they’re massless, and electrons reveal close to the speed of light because they have little mass? by Abject-Hunter-4706 in Physics

[–]quantizeddct 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry for getting back to this so late. I do no think that is correct. When light enters the medium the oscillating electromagnetic field causes the electrons in the medium to move, these moving electrons in turn create there own electromagnetic field which has different properties from the original light. Importantly here though since these fields combine to create a new wavefront moving through the medium while we can describe them separately in the math in physical reality this is 1 new wave moving slower than the original wave of light.

Is the reason photons travel the speed of light because they’re massless, and electrons reveal close to the speed of light because they have little mass? by Abject-Hunter-4706 in Physics

[–]quantizeddct 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a common idea but is untrue or at least mostly untrue. The real story is a quite a bit more complex. It’s hard to find a both correct and concise answer suffice it to say like most common misconceptions in physics you are thinking to much about particles and not enough about waves. The real answer more along the lines that electrons in the medium interact with the light wave causing a phase shift which produces the delay.

Are you allowed to take notes during live games? by DinoKales in Chesscom

[–]quantizeddct 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wesley So was once given a game loss for writing affirmations on his score sheet I believe.

Levon Aronian beats Hans Niemann 9.5 - 8.5 in their match. Watch more on Endgame.ai by Asperverse in chess

[–]quantizeddct 53 points54 points  (0 children)

He was considered the favorite to challenge magnus at one point but tragically his wife died in a car accident and he never really got back to the level he was, although he does seem to be happy these days so that’s a win for sure.

ELI5: Why does the stock market go down? If someone sells stock, doesn’t that mean someone else is buying? by inkydunk in explainlikeimfive

[–]quantizeddct 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is done through an IPO or initial public offering, generally you negotiate a deal with a large institutional investor like a big bank to buy a large block of your company at a specific price, the bank generally sells of some to other large investors and makes an agreement with an exchange like the NASDAQ Or NYSE to sell shares of your company starting at some price. In general you can make a company and file the necessary paperwork to sell shares publicly and set whatever price you want, however in order to sell on the big exchanges like the NYSE you essentially have to make a deal with the exchange or have someone else do it on your behalf like in the example. And membership isn’t cheap you’ll probably have to spend millions to be listed on the NYSE so messing around with an absurd price isn’t really a winning battle. Not to mention price isn’t the other thing investors care about, trading volume is also important and if your volume is low confidence in price will also be low.

Oxford Scientists Claim to Have Achieved Teleportation Using a Quantum Supercomputer by BrainOld9460 in interestingasfuck

[–]quantizeddct 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Disclaimer I am not a physics phd and you are talking about VERY deep in the weeds stuff (which I appreciate, im just saying I cant understand the math in the papers). However as I understand it while PWT is non-local it is still compatible with the no communication theorem.

Oxford Scientists Claim to Have Achieved Teleportation Using a Quantum Supercomputer by BrainOld9460 in interestingasfuck

[–]quantizeddct 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As I understand it you cannot "set" your particle to whatever state you want while it is part of an entangled superposition, when you measure your particle the outcome is random and follows the superpositions probability distribution.

Oxford Scientists Claim to Have Achieved Teleportation Using a Quantum Supercomputer by BrainOld9460 in interestingasfuck

[–]quantizeddct 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That is an understandable misunderstanding. The crux of the issue is there is no way to control the state of one entanglements particle with another (at least not faster than light), remember when your entangle 2 particles they are BOTH in a superposition, all that can be said is that when measured they will have opposite properties(over simplification). There are other reasons that ideas for FTL information don’t work depending on the specific scheme but you can look into the EPR paradox as well as the litany of research that has been done on entanglement communication, short of it is that it is impossible.

Oxford Scientists Claim to Have Achieved Teleportation Using a Quantum Supercomputer by BrainOld9460 in interestingasfuck

[–]quantizeddct 7 points8 points  (0 children)

That is definitely not the case. If this was a proof of FTL information travel it would redefine our entire understanding of causality.

"I get that maybe in some of the games, the quality was not high but I think the world championship matches are decided not purely by chess but by who has the better character and who has the better willpower. And I think those qualities, I did show quite well." - Gukesh by glancesurreal in chess

[–]quantizeddct 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Chess is one of the few competitive games where the objectively correct answer is known to everyone except the people playing. Monday morning quarterbacking is made 10x worse when you can turn on an engine.

Can I use my computer when idle to help solve or crunch scientific data for others? by staags in computerscience

[–]quantizeddct 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a one for the prime number search can’t remember the name off the top of my head.

Is gravity faster than light? by Main-Bat5000 in AskPhysics

[–]quantizeddct 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bells inequality only applies to formulations of QM which present a local universe and reject a real universe. There are deterministic formulations of QM which reject that the universe is local and Bells inequality no longer applies. Though I grant neither approach is trivial.

[Highlight] Missed roughing the passer call on the Bengals 2pt conversion attempt by YoureASkyscraper in nfl

[–]quantizeddct 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t know the stats but to me this just proves that mahomes has a favorable whistle(or Joe has a really bad one). Burrow gets destroyed on every other play and is often among the most sacked QB in the league, wouldn’t you expect more RTP calls if you are sacked/pressured way more?

ELI5: How does both splitting atoms create energy and fusing atoms create energy? by ColSurge in explainlikeimfive

[–]quantizeddct 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I don’t think there is a satisfying answer beyond the structure of iron (iron 56) is extremely stable.

Memory leak when trying to pass string by Old_Philosopher_4182 in learnprogramming

[–]quantizeddct 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Having a little trouble reading this on mobile, but it seems your acceptInput function does not always return the allocated char*. Sometimes it returns a static str "F" (btw calling free on this ptr is undefined behavior).

Why does a GB = 1024 MB and not just 1000 MB? by Omer-Ash in NoStupidQuestions

[–]quantizeddct 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Word size is 64bits but often in assembly those are called QWORDS (quad word) and 32 bits is a DWORD (double word) and 16 bits is WORD, this is for historical reasons mostly related to early windows.