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Seems like the jury may be out on the importance of the Navier-Stokes “solution “. The solution seems to exploit…
Someone at Anthropic was recording your conversations.
Having read (almost) every word of this engaging thread I think the takeaway is: David Wallace’s normie case for worrying…
Annoyingly, in the Before Times I used ‘loadbearing’ all the time, albeit in conversation rather than in written text.
Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir, is quite a showman and more to the point an at least quasi competitor of…
I basically said the same thing and managed to get it out without saying “loadbearing”.
I asked Claude to reply to the Wallace piece: Wallace’s argument is best read not as a probability estimate but…
…for firing a tenured history professor for completely lawful political speech (what he is reported to have said comes nowhere near legally actionable "incitement" to violence–it is not even close). I hope the AFA and FIRE are on this one, it's really egregious, but a sign of the times, especially in the benighted state of Texas.
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