Does this mean that they reported misalignment and then didn't want to be paid the bounty, or that they rejected the deal altogether?
Notice that "average chord length of a circle" isn't well-defined.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertrand_paradox_(probability)
Ask a random participant what number they picked, and copy that. Hopefully that won't mess up the average too much.
conscious * each_other * care_other * bored * avoid_wireheading * active_learning
0.4618944000000001
Don't the events have to be independent for you to just multiply like this?
Just call it the Factor Fund.
2Yeah, you should be subtracting 3 rather than 2. (Taking the result mod 3).
I have uploaded a new version at that link that includes all three data sets.
I observe the wheel turning the wrong way. What you're saying is that I should hypothesize a recent, miraculous event that jostled the pin out of the way.
You would also observe this after a failed attempt to turn the ratchet forward. If it turned less than a full notch, you would see it sliding back afterward.
Just like your mind can only see the rightside-up-stairs (w/ a blue wall closer to you) or the upside-down-stairs (w/ a green wall closer to you) (but never both of them at the same time)
If I unfocus my eyes, I can see-double with a different mode in each eye.
Speaking from minimal cooking experience, why is this called a reverse sear? Is a non-reverse sear where you sear the outside first and then cook the inside afterward? What makes one of these a better technique?