/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14876141
I don't know what most of this means, but I like your energy. I probably won't go past 3 dimensions because I don't care about computing hyperdimensional maids which I can't visualize. I have to start at 2 dimensions though. There are no 1D maids.

Trying to generate a billion numbers, even without printing them caused an out of memory error and crashed my interpreter. It took 1 hour 56 minutes to crash.

I will work the rest of the experiment at 1M scale so it goes fast and bump the scale larger (10M or 100M) before making the paper.

>>14867023
I don't need a randomness package because I built randomness into the Maid Book syntax. I can randomly generate numbers in any range the computer understands just using the base grammar of SLAM (MAID-LISP too).

>>14867028
I don't know who that is but if he did it on TV or YouTube or something it would be cool to watch.

>>14867045
Thank you for the cool table fren. I don't like 3rd party libraries, so if it doesn't exist in core java I will just make it.

>I think you should start by reporting the Z-values first then worry about implementing numerical integration later.

I will try to do this. Thank you for the advice fren.

>>14839086
That's pretty cool. Where can I go look at/read about the experiments?

>>14816902
>categorical logic
I've never heard of that, but these books look pretty cool. Thank you for the suggestions fren. I'm going to see if I can find some cheap paper copies.

Does type theory have to do with types in computer languages? I don't usually make types when I play with languages, because I don't like having to tell the computer what the data is or check that before I try to use it.