> everyone agrees that it's the result that counts. I don't know if I agree with that. That presumes that the entire point of mathematics is to produce results. I don't believe that at all. I believe that the entire…
Maybe, but cement manufacturing by itself is responsible for a staggering 8% of global co2 emissions. And we really don't have a viable option for replacing cement, and probably won't for a long time. Capturing and…
It's good that all of these benevolent billionaires are bestowing the world with the fruits of their goodness, and make sure that assets, knowledge and access to the market are fairly distributed. Their political…
Oh Brave New World. Now that all of the trite and boring intellectual work is automated, I can look forward to having it bottle-fed back to me at night. Now get me a gramme in time...
There are other things that point to Gates being more than average in terms of mental aptitude, like being among the very select group of Harvard undergraduates who took Math 55.
I had no problem topping it up with apple pay while in Japan.
I got one from him a couple of years ago. He even sent me photos while packing and shipping, and a handwritten note along with the bottle. An absolute stand-up guy.
I doesn't seem so much an argument against their intelligence, as an argument against their moral character. We're not at a point where we can get models to act in accordance with what we'd call moral integrity.
I don't know if I'd consider GitLab, Bitbucket or any of the other git repo hosting services to be much worse than github in terms of availability or reliability.
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> everyone agrees that it's the result that counts. I don't know if I agree with that. That presumes that the entire point of mathematics is to produce results. I don't believe that at all. I believe that the entire…
Maybe, but cement manufacturing by itself is responsible for a staggering 8% of global co2 emissions. And we really don't have a viable option for replacing cement, and probably won't for a long time. Capturing and…
It's good that all of these benevolent billionaires are bestowing the world with the fruits of their goodness, and make sure that assets, knowledge and access to the market are fairly distributed. Their political…
Oh Brave New World. Now that all of the trite and boring intellectual work is automated, I can look forward to having it bottle-fed back to me at night. Now get me a gramme in time...
There are other things that point to Gates being more than average in terms of mental aptitude, like being among the very select group of Harvard undergraduates who took Math 55.
I had no problem topping it up with apple pay while in Japan.
I got one from him a couple of years ago. He even sent me photos while packing and shipping, and a handwritten note along with the bottle. An absolute stand-up guy.
I doesn't seem so much an argument against their intelligence, as an argument against their moral character. We're not at a point where we can get models to act in accordance with what we'd call moral integrity.
I don't know if I'd consider GitLab, Bitbucket or any of the other git repo hosting services to be much worse than github in terms of availability or reliability.
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