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  1. « Une première historique » : la Vieille Bourse de Lille transformée en dancefloor pour la fête de la Musique

    La mairie de Lille autorise une soirée musicale inédite dans la Vieille Bourse, avec sécurité renforcée, afin de…
    #Lille #FR #France #Actu #News #Europe #EU #actu #Actualités #djset #europe #Fêtedelamusique #FloSax #Hauts-de-France #laplace #LeBibi’s #patrimoinelillois #QLN #Républiquefrançaise #Soiréemusicale #VieilleBourse
    europesays.com/fr/1012622/

  2. Laplace is a real fool to think knowing everything would mean to know places and motion of all particles at certain time.

    What about waves?

    #laplace #agi

  3. Laplace is a real fool to think knowing everything would mean to know places and motion of all particles at certain time.

    What about waves?

    #laplace #agi

  4. Happy birthday Pierre-Simon, marquis de Laplace (23 March 1749 – 5 March 1827), French mathematical physicist (who incidentally, did invaluable work in geophysics). He was pretty hard-headed and probably didn’t really have any imaginary friends, but nonetheless Laplace’s Demon is my 3rd in the series of Imaginary Friends of Science. 🧵

    minouette.etsy.com/listing/748

    #linocut #printmaking #histsci #Laplace #LaplacesDemon #physics #determinism #ImaginaryFriends #Science #mastoArt

  5. Happy birthday Pierre-Simon, marquis de Laplace (23 March 1749 – 5 March 1827), French mathematical physicist (who incidentally, did invaluable work in geophysics). He was pretty hard-headed and probably didn’t really have any imaginary friends, but nonetheless Laplace’s Demon is my 3rd in the series of Imaginary Friends of Science. 🧵

    minouette.etsy.com/listing/748

    #linocut #printmaking #histsci #Laplace #LaplacesDemon #physics #determinism #ImaginaryFriends #Science #mastoArt

  6. Happy birthday Pierre-Simon, marquis de Laplace (23 March 1749 – 5 March 1827), French mathematical physicist (who incidentally, did invaluable work in geophysics). He was pretty hard-headed and probably didn’t really have any imaginary friends, but nonetheless Laplace’s Demon is my 3rd in the series of Imaginary Friends of Science. 🧵

    minouette.etsy.com/listing/748

    #linocut #printmaking #histsci #Laplace #LaplacesDemon #physics #determinism #ImaginaryFriends #Science #mastoArt

  7. Happy birthday Pierre-Simon, marquis de Laplace (23 March 1749 – 5 March 1827), French mathematical physicist (who incidentally, did invaluable work in geophysics). He was pretty hard-headed and probably didn’t really have any imaginary friends, but nonetheless Laplace’s Demon is my 3rd in the series of Imaginary Friends of Science. 🧵

    minouette.etsy.com/listing/748

    #linocut #printmaking #histsci #Laplace #LaplacesDemon #physics #determinism #ImaginaryFriends #Science #mastoArt

  8. Happy birthday Pierre-Simon, marquis de Laplace (23 March 1749 – 5 March 1827), French mathematical physicist (who incidentally, did invaluable work in geophysics). He was pretty hard-headed and probably didn’t really have any imaginary friends, but nonetheless Laplace’s Demon is my 3rd in the series of Imaginary Friends of Science. 🧵

    minouette.etsy.com/listing/748

    #linocut #printmaking #histsci #Laplace #LaplacesDemon #physics #determinism #ImaginaryFriends #Science #mastoArt

  9. Episode 5 of “A Small Taste from My New Book” is out!
    Explore the beauty of asymptotic analysis, Laplace integrals, and contour integration.
    cortexdrifter.blogspot.com/202
    If you’re passionate about deep mathematical understanding, check out my books:
    📘 The Riemann Hypothesis Revealed
    📗 The Essential Transform Toolkit
    Both are available on Amazon and written to make advanced concepts accessible and rigorous.
    Let’s keep the conversation going, what’s your favorite contour trick?
    #Mathematics #ComplexAnalysis #Laplace #Asymptotics #MathBooks #AcademicMastodon

  10. Episode 5 of “A Small Taste from My New Book” is out!
    Explore the beauty of asymptotic analysis, Laplace integrals, and contour integration.
    cortexdrifter.blogspot.com/202
    If you’re passionate about deep mathematical understanding, check out my books:
    📘 The Riemann Hypothesis Revealed
    📗 The Essential Transform Toolkit
    Both are available on Amazon and written to make advanced concepts accessible and rigorous.
    Let’s keep the conversation going, what’s your favorite contour trick?
    #Mathematics #ComplexAnalysis #Laplace #Asymptotics #MathBooks #AcademicMastodon

  11. Episode 5 of “A Small Taste from My New Book” is out!
    Explore the beauty of asymptotic analysis, Laplace integrals, and contour integration.
    cortexdrifter.blogspot.com/202
    If you’re passionate about deep mathematical understanding, check out my books:
    📘 The Riemann Hypothesis Revealed
    📗 The Essential Transform Toolkit
    Both are available on Amazon and written to make advanced concepts accessible and rigorous.
    Let’s keep the conversation going, what’s your favorite contour trick?
    #Mathematics #ComplexAnalysis #Laplace #Asymptotics #MathBooks #AcademicMastodon

  12. Episode 5 of “A Small Taste from My New Book” is out!
    Explore the beauty of asymptotic analysis, Laplace integrals, and contour integration.
    cortexdrifter.blogspot.com/202
    If you’re passionate about deep mathematical understanding, check out my books:
    📘 The Riemann Hypothesis Revealed
    📗 The Essential Transform Toolkit
    Both are available on Amazon and written to make advanced concepts accessible and rigorous.
    Let’s keep the conversation going, what’s your favorite contour trick?
    #Mathematics #ComplexAnalysis #Laplace #Asymptotics #MathBooks #AcademicMastodon

  13. Hors Bordeaux tasting notes: Italy and Spain (reds)

    As the first wine releases start to hit La Place de Bordeaux, db‘s Bordeaux correspondent Colin Hay gives his verdict on the Italian and Spanish red wines rolling out in the September campaign.  …
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #MediterraneanWine #SpanishWine #Bordeaux #finewine #HorsBordeaux2025 #italy #LaPlace #laplacedebordeaux #spain #spanishwine #Wine
    diningandcooking.com/2400462/h

  14. Hors Bordeaux tasting notes: Italy and Spain (reds)

    As the first wine releases start to hit La Place de Bordeaux, db‘s Bordeaux correspondent Colin Hay gives his verdict on the Italian and Spanish red wines rolling out in the September campaign.  …
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #MediterraneanWine #SpanishWine #Bordeaux #finewine #HorsBordeaux2025 #italy #LaPlace #laplacedebordeaux #spain #spanishwine #Wine
    diningandcooking.com/2400462/h

  15. Hors Bordeaux tasting notes: Italy and Spain (reds)

    As the first wine releases start to hit La Place de Bordeaux, db‘s Bordeaux correspondent Colin Hay gives his verdict on the Italian and Spanish red wines rolling out in the September campaign.  …
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #MediterraneanWine #SpanishWine #Bordeaux #finewine #HorsBordeaux2025 #italy #LaPlace #laplacedebordeaux #spain #spanishwine #Wine
    diningandcooking.com/2400462/h

  16. Hors Bordeaux tasting notes: Italy and Spain (reds)

    As the first wine releases start to hit La Place de Bordeaux, db‘s Bordeaux correspondent Colin Hay gives his verdict on the Italian and Spanish red wines rolling out in the September campaign.  …
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #MediterraneanWine #SpanishWine #Bordeaux #finewine #HorsBordeaux2025 #italy #LaPlace #laplacedebordeaux #spain #spanishwine #Wine
    diningandcooking.com/2400462/h

  17. When I was a child, I thought the world had things that were true and things that were false, i.e., things were "black and white".

    Things happened to me, including reading "Gödel, Escher, Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid" #Godel #GodelEscherBach, and I realized "Oh! There’s a gray area! (and not only that, the very edges of the gray area are fuzzy!"

    And then I learned about #Bayes (and #Laplace) and realized: "Oh shit! It’s **all** gray!"

    It feels like you **know** some things to be true because have assigned them such high probabilities. So high, they seem certain. Sorry. It’s not actually 1. And always remember: probability is what you **know**; reality is outside of that (just like "is your blue the same as my blue?"). Yes! Your model is good enough to navigate the world and make good decisions; but absolutely don’t confuse that with having no room left to learn.

    I know I said this in a weird way, but keep growing.

  18. When I was a child, I thought the world had things that were true and things that were false, i.e., things were "black and white".

    Things happened to me, including reading "Gödel, Escher, Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid" #Godel #GodelEscherBach, and I realized "Oh! There’s a gray area! (and not only that, the very edges of the gray area are fuzzy!"

    And then I learned about #Bayes (and #Laplace) and realized: "Oh shit! It’s **all** gray!"

    It feels like you **know** some things to be true because have assigned them such high probabilities. So high, they seem certain. Sorry. It’s not actually 1. And always remember: probability is what you **know**; reality is outside of that (just like "is your blue the same as my blue?"). Yes! Your model is good enough to navigate the world and make good decisions; but absolutely don’t confuse that with having no room left to learn.

    I know I said this in a weird way, but keep growing.

  19. When I was a child, I thought the world had things that were true and things that were false, i.e., things were "black and white".

    Things happened to me, including reading "Gödel, Escher, Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid" , and I realized "Oh! There’s a gray area! (and not only that, the very edges of the gray area are fuzzy!"

    And then I learned about (and ) and realized: "Oh shit! It’s **all** gray!"

    It feels like you **know** some things to be true because have assigned them such high probabilities. So high, they seem certain. Sorry. It’s not actually 1. And always remember: probability is what you **know**; reality is outside of that (just like "is your blue the same as my blue?"). Yes! Your model is good enough to navigate the world and make good decisions; but absolutely don’t confuse that with having no room left to learn.

    I know I said this in a weird way, but keep growing.

  20. When I was a child, I thought the world had things that were true and things that were false, i.e., things were "black and white".

    Things happened to me, including reading "Gödel, Escher, Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid" #Godel #GodelEscherBach, and I realized "Oh! There’s a gray area! (and not only that, the very edges of the gray area are fuzzy!"

    And then I learned about #Bayes (and #Laplace) and realized: "Oh shit! It’s **all** gray!"

    It feels like you **know** some things to be true because have assigned them such high probabilities. So high, they seem certain. Sorry. It’s not actually 1. And always remember: probability is what you **know**; reality is outside of that (just like "is your blue the same as my blue?"). Yes! Your model is good enough to navigate the world and make good decisions; but absolutely don’t confuse that with having no room left to learn.

    I know I said this in a weird way, but keep growing.