Tom @ThomasConlan2

formworker studying math ACT Australia Joined March 2013

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Tom @ThomasConlan2

2 weeks ago

Not financial advice, not an expert, DYOR, this is guessing, economic astrology, etc. Predicting with 50% conviction that Australian property prices crash within the next 3 years, 90% conviction within 10. Prices fell 30% in the US in 2008 but I think this will be worse, closer…

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Tom @ThomasConlan2

2 weeks ago

study math and watch a fortress yield to the daydream

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Tom @ThomasConlan2

4 weeks ago

regarding this exercise in the Moonmath Manual, is the expectation to create an algorithm without using the modulo operator (which is introduced later in the book)?

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Tom @ThomasConlan2

2 months ago

can anyone convincingly sell $GRT to me at this current price? Can someone dissuade me?

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2 months ago

perhaps the only useful code I've ever written

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2 months ago

everything in this video is peaceful #Islam

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Tom @ThomasConlan2

3 months ago

it's better to pay attention to today's von Neumann than to spend your time salivating over von Neumann.

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Tom @ThomasConlan2

6 months ago

is there any place where I can intensively study maths in person, jamming all of math undergrad into a year, living on site with other students. I would pay lots of money to do this. My gut feels terribly off towards university.

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Tom @ThomasConlan2

6 months ago

people talk about AI tutors as if they will upload the knowledge into your brain like an update. It's not that way, you're still going to have to struggle and solve problems.

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Ivar 🇸🇪 @Ivar_A2428

7 months ago

If someone had shown me this two years ago, I wouldn't have believed it.

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Quality Bland @QualityBland

7 months ago

"Each bit of information transmitted by Starlink produces enough profit to fund the transport of a picogram—about a trillion atoms—of cargo to Mars. A million tonnes of cargo on Mars will cost ... [the] equivalent to total Internet traffic in 2024" -@CJHandmer in @palladiummag