n college at 12, off to start her Ph.D. in Computer Science at 16

[Zach Lowe]

"Machine Learning Logarithms"

Maybe they run in logarithmic time

 

[OCCAMS_RAZOR]

I don't get why people do this

Even the most insanely smart math geek kids that get gold at the IMO and shyt usually start college at 17-18

Just because you can fast track doesn't mean you should

From a personal perspective, then yes, maybe it isn't good for HER. But from a society perspective, we want to have resources that would enable young scientists to be able to do good research, that could potentially benefit all of humanity.

Even the first statement has a shaky foundation. She might want to go to University because she loves it. Not everyone is like 99% of the coli who have an irrational fear of Mathematics & Computers. Let her cook. It is possible that she might win a Fields Medal, even while young.

 

[OCCAMS_RAZOR]

Maybe they run in logarithmic time

Given the context, the statement should read "Machine Learning Algorithms" and not "Machine Learning Logarithms" which is absurd.

 

[Zach Lowe]

From a personal perspective, then yes, maybe it isn't good for HER. But from a society perspective, we want to have resources that would enable young scientists to be able to do good research, that could potentially benefit all of humanity.

Even the first statement has a shaky foundation. She might want to go to University because she loves it. Not everyone is like 99% of the coli who have an irrational fear of Mathematics & Computers. Let her cook. It is possible that she might win a Fields Medal, even while young.

A computer scientist winning the Fields Medal

Given the context, the statement should read "Machine Learning Algorithms" and not "Machine Learning Logarithms" which is absurd.

it was a joke

 

[OCCAMS_RAZOR]

it was a joke

i thought that the flagrant ignorance in the article had spread to my coli brehs. my bad.

has a computer scientist never won the field's medal? computer science is just applied math. i don't see why not.

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

Amazing....:wowkobe:

 

[Poitier]

Not sure how I feel about these kinds of stories.

 

[Prince.Skeletor]

 

[joeychizzle]

Wow. Mankind truly produces prodigious specimens from time to time. If my future kids have even 20% of that, I'd be happy.
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