Does anyone know of a blinded rank ordering of headphone quality by an expert? Headphone reviews read like wine reviews. I just want to know things like at what point the quality vs. price correlation becomes super weak, and you could easily determine that from a blind ranking.
Oh, agreed about null hypotheses, just saying that the halting problem is the wrong example to use, since the impossibility of solving that actually is rigorously provable, and in fact that's how we know it. A better example might be the Second Law of Thermodynamics.
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? A halting problem is an example a null hypothesis. "The halting problem" is a meta-analysis of the set of all halting problems that can show them each to be reducible to a null hypothesis. Unless I'm very much mistaken, and I may be.
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In computer science, "the halting problem" is a very specific problem, and it's been proven that one can't solve it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halting_problem … It doesn't have much to do with null hypotheses.
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The halting problem, by the way, is: construct a program that will examine any other program and say whether or not it halts. The closest practical thing is writing an optimizing compiler, and that can always fall back on "just do it the way the programmer says".
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