They got an autistic girl running this carousel who starts the ride and then proceeds to dance with frenetic intensity to the weird pipe organ carnival music until it's time for her to stop the carousel. I've never seen someone so in the zone at their job.
Never mind the ethics of AI use, we need to establish the etiquette. Inviting me to read LLM-generated text without telling me that's what it is, as though you'd written it yourself, is _rude_
It must be really weird being a PhD student right now. The need to learn rigorous navigation/investigation hasn’t changed, the substrate of information available to you is rapidly shifting, the path to making a unique contribution can be very different, and too many of your trusted advisors inhabit a space somewhere between fear, denial, disdain, and ignorance about all of it.
Are there any good books describing how the math / physics community responded to early computers solving integrals that were previously considered impossible to do analytically? I feel that reception is a missing piece of my tech history knowledge.
think of the most accomplished person you know who is younger than you. ok now compare yourself to them. feel bad. feel bad. feel bad. feel bad. feel bad
@bakerbakerbaker I carry a chair in my car at all times. It’s my emergency banjo chair in case I want to play somewhere (entirely serious) / a jam breaks out with of my friends. I am white, though… chalk it up to hillbilly? (Though the banjo is African American…much to think about.)