DanielGeisler

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by DanielGeisler 2y ago
I got a job working one on one with an autistic teenager. The first month I lived in the woods, but I did have a car to drive to work. A year later I returned to college and lived off student loans for some years. Academia didn't work
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by DanielGeisler 2y ago
I now have diagnoses of rapid cycling bipolar II and moderate autism, but in the early Nineties I realized I was dealing with ADHD. I was fortunate that one of my autistic abilities was being extremely good at mathematics and computer scien
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by DanielGeisler 2y ago
Wow, GEB came immediately to mind.
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by DanielGeisler 2y ago
Yes.
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by DanielGeisler 2y ago
Dune and Dune Messiah in 22 hours.
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by DanielGeisler 3y ago
No worthwhile ideas. Why, what worthwhile ideas do you see that reminds you of my writings?
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by DanielGeisler 3y ago
I've been wondering if there was anyplace that could diagnosis autism savant syndrome. It may be a useful label to communicate who I am to people. I have my early mathematical biography at https://tetration.org/index.ph
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by DanielGeisler 3y ago
See 'Entropy bagels' and other complex structures emerge from simple rules at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39529374 for a related post.
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by DanielGeisler 3y ago
I contacted Dr. Tiozzo about the similarity of the two fractals and he replied, From Giulio Tiozzo "Of course, the similarity between the set of zeros of Littlewood polynomials and Thurston’s entropy bagel is striking. In fact, I prove
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by DanielGeisler 4y ago
Dynamics is basically fractionally iterated functions. So the equation should be applicable to all of physics. It also provides a new combinatorial view of dynamics.
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by DanielGeisler 4y ago
I created http://tetration.org which explores what lies beyond exponentiation. My life's work has been to extend the Ackermann function to the complex numbers and matrices. I believe my website lead to a renaissance in tetr
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by DanielGeisler 4y ago
What is the most significant one line of code that you have seen or written? Ideally something that takes the understanding of the system to a higher level. I have written a flow function for extending iterated functions from discrete time
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by DanielGeisler 6y ago
I'm working for the Azimuth Project modeling the Coronavirus and deploying a new math web server for them.I'm learning Category Theory at https://categorytheory.zulipchat.com/ . Both are projects supported by mathe
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Tetration – What lies beyond exponentiaton(tetration.org)
2 points by DanielGeisler 7y ago|0 comments
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by DanielGeisler 7y ago
I strongly believe that quantum field theory is at the level of tetration or pentation. The others were possible examples. Thanks for the question.
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by DanielGeisler 7y ago
The Universe is a hierarchy of orders; quarks and gluons, atoms, molecules, cells, multi-cellular and on. So hyperoperators form a natural hierarchy to model multilevel systems. Feynman's Path Integral with the integral removed is just
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by DanielGeisler 7y ago
Writing Mathematica software with Stephen Wolfram's support to extend the hyperoperators beyond exponentiation - tetration, pentation and so on, from the natural numbers to complex numbers and even matrices. I do this by extending the
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Cisco Tetration – The Death of Meaning
4 points by DanielGeisler 7y ago|2 comments
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Is software testing a viable career to train people with Aspergers?
4 points by DanielGeisler 14y ago|1 comments
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by DanielGeisler 15y ago
The accepted message length is less than the limit for Twitter. Small is good. Microscopic, not so much. I figured I would just let my message find its own way back to Mozilla from here.
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by DanielGeisler 15y ago
http://www.mozilla.org/contact/
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by DanielGeisler 15y ago
Let me add that the straw that broke the camels back was not my frustration with how Firefox itself ran, but Mozilla's appearance of a trying to radically limit customer input! As a software developer I know things can go wrong, but you alw
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by DanielGeisler 15y ago
Thanks, this could be a valid issue, but so far my CPU and ARM utilization seem to be much less than using Firefox. Well, time will tell.
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by DanielGeisler 15y ago
I had been running the current version of Firefox until an hour before I visited the site running Chrome. Bad assumption from using one piece of information.
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by DanielGeisler 15y ago
Actually the frequent updates to Firefox break the compatibility of so many extensions that it is rather difficult to run a buttload of extensions.
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RIP Firefox
4 points by DanielGeisler 15y ago|16 comments
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Do flashing, moving ads violate Internet access for the disabled?
1 points by DanielGeisler 15y ago|0 comments
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by DanielGeisler 15y ago
Dang, I answered too quick. In 1978 I bought a TI-57 and wrote software to study tetration or iterated exponentiation. This was something that necessitated a computer. Soon I began to realize that I was looking at an example of chaos. I now
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by DanielGeisler 15y ago
In 1980 I wrote a program to take horizontal and vertical seismic waveforms and plot them in different 3-D perspectives on a Gould plotter connected to an IMB 360. But let's be honest here, like most serious programmers the nature of the fi
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by DanielGeisler 15y ago
I have profound problems with the standard yada yada about suicide. Yes I believe that life is precious and in my teens I spent a number of years as a volunteer working the phones in crisis centers, so I do know the whole rap. But if life i

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