If insights and human understanding is more important than specific results, I don't see why people should stop producing insights and human understanding. "Working on a proof" in today's sense of trying to come up with…
Yes, that's true, but it is still generally accepted that a completed project is a result of some collective effort where people of varying degree of seniority and ability contribute. There is also not a singular event…
Is it not an option to make academia more like a normal job, where people focus on collectively achieved outcomes rather than credit, priority etc.?
It has been best at chess for quite a while. Yet everyone knows who is Magnus Carlsen, even though at no point of his career he was stronger than the machine
Looks like mathematicians (like people in many other professions) have to redefine what their work means and how to define success. Hard to agree that a tool that can find a proof is detrimental by itself, rather it…
We would warmly welcome him in Germany
I imagine OpenAI network is a tad more complex than a box with a public IP.
Is it DNS or BGP?
If you are not working with Linux kernel you don't need it. Those who are, are likely already subscribed
What's the point of bundling unemployment, low wages, and part-time employment (potentially with a high wage) together? They've come up with a big scary number, but it has been big and scary over the whole period of…
> It is not collective sacrifice. > If you remove it, the economy plummets with billions of starving people Sounds like quite a sacrifice to me.
A lot can go wrong, but a long is going wrong already. I think putting effort in trying to do it as safely as possible is more productive than trying to convince nations to become poorer voluntary. Alternative energy is…
You can use different metrics for progress, but it looks like world oil consumption has nearly doubled since 2000
Any solution relying on collective sacrifice is unrealistic IMO. I believe in geoingineering because it's better compatible with how economy works. Either that or we discover a magic abundant non-polluting energy…
> is civil servants developing OSS commodities too much of a heresy I see two problems here for Germany. First, the salaries of civil servants are regulated, and might be not what most developers, even German ones,…
Great to see open source projects funded, but the value of Flatpak for tech sovereignty evades me somewhat. It's a pretty niche and questionable piece of technology, and likely won't be there in 10 years. Some grants by…
My first reflex would be to ctiticise PG, but after reading the article, I don't think I agree here. First he doesn't say universities should prepare founders - his advice is to those universities that do want to do…
I wish people actually making stuff had a veto right on things they make
What kind of guarantres does Github offer?
I don't think I would enjoy AI powered communism more than AI powered capitalism
Gdpr isn't applied to work you do for your employer, on employer's equipment either AFAIK
But then you still have to buy birthday presents on top of that
African continent is probably the last place in the world where this is relevant, and they are on track to fix it.
Nobody buys new though, these are for companies and posh people
You are calling a Linux (sorry, GNU/Linux) killer small silly stuff?
If insights and human understanding is more important than specific results, I don't see why people should stop producing insights and human understanding. "Working on a proof" in today's sense of trying to come up with…
Yes, that's true, but it is still generally accepted that a completed project is a result of some collective effort where people of varying degree of seniority and ability contribute. There is also not a singular event…
Is it not an option to make academia more like a normal job, where people focus on collectively achieved outcomes rather than credit, priority etc.?
It has been best at chess for quite a while. Yet everyone knows who is Magnus Carlsen, even though at no point of his career he was stronger than the machine
Looks like mathematicians (like people in many other professions) have to redefine what their work means and how to define success. Hard to agree that a tool that can find a proof is detrimental by itself, rather it…
We would warmly welcome him in Germany
I imagine OpenAI network is a tad more complex than a box with a public IP.
Is it DNS or BGP?
If you are not working with Linux kernel you don't need it. Those who are, are likely already subscribed
What's the point of bundling unemployment, low wages, and part-time employment (potentially with a high wage) together? They've come up with a big scary number, but it has been big and scary over the whole period of…
> It is not collective sacrifice. > If you remove it, the economy plummets with billions of starving people Sounds like quite a sacrifice to me.
A lot can go wrong, but a long is going wrong already. I think putting effort in trying to do it as safely as possible is more productive than trying to convince nations to become poorer voluntary. Alternative energy is…
You can use different metrics for progress, but it looks like world oil consumption has nearly doubled since 2000
Any solution relying on collective sacrifice is unrealistic IMO. I believe in geoingineering because it's better compatible with how economy works. Either that or we discover a magic abundant non-polluting energy…
> is civil servants developing OSS commodities too much of a heresy I see two problems here for Germany. First, the salaries of civil servants are regulated, and might be not what most developers, even German ones,…
Great to see open source projects funded, but the value of Flatpak for tech sovereignty evades me somewhat. It's a pretty niche and questionable piece of technology, and likely won't be there in 10 years. Some grants by…
My first reflex would be to ctiticise PG, but after reading the article, I don't think I agree here. First he doesn't say universities should prepare founders - his advice is to those universities that do want to do…
I wish people actually making stuff had a veto right on things they make
What kind of guarantres does Github offer?
I don't think I would enjoy AI powered communism more than AI powered capitalism
Gdpr isn't applied to work you do for your employer, on employer's equipment either AFAIK
But then you still have to buy birthday presents on top of that
African continent is probably the last place in the world where this is relevant, and they are on track to fix it.
Nobody buys new though, these are for companies and posh people
You are calling a Linux (sorry, GNU/Linux) killer small silly stuff?