Many examples of conjectures true for all n, until a very large one is eventually found : https://mathoverflow.net/questions/15444/examples-of-eventua...
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File for an extension. Then after April 15, download your wage & income transcripts from the IRS. Use that to reconcile with your own records and file before October
Peer reviews don't catch some important mistakes. It does not guarantee much by itself.
For $5k monthly rent you need $200,000 pre-tax income.
Start a physical activity in a group with other people and aim to do that 3 times a week. Sport, dancing, etc. Yoga, salsa, tango or other dances for instance, as these are activities that will involve at least as many girls as boys.
I had my PERM and I-140 approved in 2017 but haven't filed my I-485 yet. Visa (H1B) and sponsoring employer are still the same as on the the I-140. Priority date on I-140 is in 2017.
I am about to file I-485. Is there any issue that may arise during I-485 processing from the delay between I-140 and I-485?
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Both of them are of interest and after you were confused once about which one to supply to axis=..., there is no way back to clear the confusion. With einsum there is no confusion.
On the other hand einsum is Crystal clear and not prone to confusion.
> np.einsum("ij -> j", B) # sum along rows to create one column-like array
> np.einsum("ij -> i", B) # sum along columns to create one row-like array
Edit: More Einstein sum fun at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26089893/understanding-n...
Many countries would need information flow about their former or current tax residents to enforce tax obligations, similar to the information the EU banks report to the IRS about US persons. E.g. several EU countries have an exit tax on worldwide income and they would need the reporting from US banks to enforce it.
At the point this is also a competitivity issue for the EU to attract talent and capital. Coming to the EU after having been a US person (citizen or green card) is such a hassle for banking and to manage stock investments in the $100,000s. Just so much pain in terms of paperwork and tax uncertainty that staying in the US and not coming back to the EU solves a lot of hassle.
TSA Officer: "Hi foreigner, you don't have ESTA?"
Kid: Oh sorry this is the wrong birthplace passport. Take at look at this one plz
At the end of the spectrum are these accidental Americans.
In the middle you can find e everything, e.g. your kid studying in the EU that cannot open a bank account there or issues getting a real estate loan to buy a house in the foreign country you work and live in. Essentially opening a bank account abroad is a no-go unless you lie or have a lot of money.
Then you have ultra wealthy tax evaders that were the target of those regulations. Obviously these people don't have a hard time opening bank relationships anywhere.
If US banks had the same reporting requirements to EU countries regarding EU dual citizens accounts, this absurd situations of being denied banking relationships in the country you work and reside would stop promptly.
These years of research involved trying many different architectures, many of which received as much or more compute time than the final system.
The price of training the final architecture is meaningless. Researching and training AlphaGo was expensive but it enabled the ideas and development of AlphaZero which is more computationally tractable.
To have any chance, an academic team would need the same compute resources as what the DeepMind protein folding team used during the whole development of the architecture during the last few years, not only the resources used to train the final system. And I bet this funding is not available to most if not all academic teams.
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Arxiv vanity has issues. Figure 2 in the paper you listed doesn't display correctly. I am not sure the author would agree or be happy that arxiv vanity reproduces their work into a webpage with sub-par rendering.
Someone from UN counter terrorism went and met some Chinese diplomats. The statement mentioning they "reached consensus" is not even clear about what the consensus is about.