The letter claims that AI is destroying the mathematics community as is now. The blog asks whether the mathematics community as is now is worth saving.
Exactly my thought. For, say, $50/month I can get a second ISP to my house, host the proxy (and only that) on that link, and enjoy free movies. It is cheaper than having 2-3 streaming service subscriptions.
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> had to go back to writing their own code I hate it. My fingers are cramping and my head is hurting.
Almost no programming-related posts left after filtering. Nice!
No, but one company (UPM -- paper mills) consumes 8-9% of all electricity produced in Finland.
Yeah, it was a bit ambiguous. They should have picked better wording, one of the following would do to clarify. > ... 25 initial signatories — all of them Fields Medallists — OR > ... 25 initial signatories — all of the…
I am adding it to my instruction-following training data, as a negative sample.
First to publish -- it's always been this way.
Scientific papers many times have citations of the kind "private communication." APA has a style guideline so certainly not looked down on: https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/citations/...
Jacob Coxon was at Anthropic since 2024, so more than 6 weeks.
In all the rideshares I've taken (Uber, Lyft) the drivers were busy checking two-three phones and selecting/rejecting rides, and some times taking phone calls, all while driving.
They also train on synthetically generated data.
> I've wondered why someone hasn't tried manufacturing an enclosed go kart with AC and enough trunk space for a few groceries. Because they are completely unsafe against a twice-the-height, multi-ton Ford pickup truck.
> other people are subsidizing cards with higher benefits/cash back Ripping off other people is the American way.
Why hasn't Alipay completely replaced Visa and Mastercard in US? Everyone has a smartphone to scan a QR code.
> Cards have fraud protection. This is only in US and it is needed in US, because US has very limited consumer rights regulation. EU has much stronger consumer rights (mandatory 14-day return windows for any reason,…
You think the owner is taking the cash to the bank?? Unless they are an one-person operation, they likely have an employee do it (among their other duties).
Stop asking relevant questions! I have a narrative to push and you are getting in the way.
Most airlines let you change flights, usually for a fee plus the difference in fares. The fee may be zero if your original ticket allows it -- sometimes called "flexible fare."
Not only Google does know your full address, but it also knows which corner of which room you are cowering in.
> OpenAI employee Why would you think it was an employee who did the push, instead of a random GPT agent?
Privacy is not free. They make it quite clear that they charge more if you don't want your data used by Meta.
In the case of this thread, the OP is protecting themselves from Google tracking by using a de-Googled phone. But they do not seem to care that Google is tracking their spouse.
The letter claims that AI is destroying the mathematics community as is now. The blog asks whether the mathematics community as is now is worth saving.
Exactly my thought. For, say, $50/month I can get a second ISP to my house, host the proxy (and only that) on that link, and enjoy free movies. It is cheaper than having 2-3 streaming service subscriptions.
Beaudelaire
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> had to go back to writing their own code I hate it. My fingers are cramping and my head is hurting.
Almost no programming-related posts left after filtering. Nice!
No, but one company (UPM -- paper mills) consumes 8-9% of all electricity produced in Finland.
Yeah, it was a bit ambiguous. They should have picked better wording, one of the following would do to clarify. > ... 25 initial signatories — all of them Fields Medallists — OR > ... 25 initial signatories — all of the…
I am adding it to my instruction-following training data, as a negative sample.
First to publish -- it's always been this way.
Scientific papers many times have citations of the kind "private communication." APA has a style guideline so certainly not looked down on: https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/citations/...
Jacob Coxon was at Anthropic since 2024, so more than 6 weeks.
In all the rideshares I've taken (Uber, Lyft) the drivers were busy checking two-three phones and selecting/rejecting rides, and some times taking phone calls, all while driving.
They also train on synthetically generated data.
> I've wondered why someone hasn't tried manufacturing an enclosed go kart with AC and enough trunk space for a few groceries. Because they are completely unsafe against a twice-the-height, multi-ton Ford pickup truck.
> other people are subsidizing cards with higher benefits/cash back Ripping off other people is the American way.
Why hasn't Alipay completely replaced Visa and Mastercard in US? Everyone has a smartphone to scan a QR code.
> Cards have fraud protection. This is only in US and it is needed in US, because US has very limited consumer rights regulation. EU has much stronger consumer rights (mandatory 14-day return windows for any reason,…
You think the owner is taking the cash to the bank?? Unless they are an one-person operation, they likely have an employee do it (among their other duties).
Stop asking relevant questions! I have a narrative to push and you are getting in the way.
Most airlines let you change flights, usually for a fee plus the difference in fares. The fee may be zero if your original ticket allows it -- sometimes called "flexible fare."
Not only Google does know your full address, but it also knows which corner of which room you are cowering in.
> OpenAI employee Why would you think it was an employee who did the push, instead of a random GPT agent?
Privacy is not free. They make it quite clear that they charge more if you don't want your data used by Meta.
In the case of this thread, the OP is protecting themselves from Google tracking by using a de-Googled phone. But they do not seem to care that Google is tracking their spouse.