i don't follow every one of doug wests grammar rules. there's a handful i've picked up though. personally i put the punctuation on the inside of quotations because that is what everyone does.
to me, the only way this is a joke is if it is interpreted as absurdist. something equivalent to responding "but wait i am a giant oak tree."
i am not a funny person.
i am sorry but i do not find jokes founded on affirmation of the consequent funny. for example someone says "gay people love iced lavender lattes" and then a straight man quips "but wait i like lavender lattes."
Why did this account stop posting the actual link and why does it put several uploads together? It's less convenient and it feels like it takes away something from the authors.
The reverse mathematics of the Ordered Variable Word theorem
arXiv:2606.12962
A note on uniform finiteness in weakly o-minimal theories
arXiv:2606.12982
On a local variant of the 12th Delfino problem -- the \Sigma-side
arXiv:2606.13199
the smallest "surprising" non-prime number is 91. divisibility by 2, 3, 5 all have easy checks and everyone knows their squares up to 144. hence we are left with 7*13=91
@podium_language there is interesting lore here. apparently the drilling equipment on oil fields would produce some kind of petroleum build up. the guys that had to clean it off would get really soft hands.
@dennismhogan i went to petal high school which is 20 minutes away from hattiesburg. here is the comparison for standardized exams instead of state exams. i also added lowell ma for another ma sample
elements such that they are contributing to many monochromatic configurations at once. i would really like a resolution to conjecture 1.2.
https://t.co/U7XuVDwchd
i did not use any ai at all. since conjecture 1.2 is important to me i would prefer a human solution. (2/2)
new preprint up! i wanted an ultrafilter proof of goswamis theorem which maybe took an hour to cook up. i realized when thinking about an infinite version of goswamis that i can really put many 'derived sets' in the same ultrafilter. this means one can choose sequence (1/2)
Vib-Ribbon was a 1999 PS1 miracle. The game loaded entirely into the console's RAM, letting you swap the game disc for any music CD you owned.
The game analyzed your tracks to procedurally generate levels in real time.
Peter Scholze (left) and Dustin Clausen are undertaking an ambitious project to generate an entire new category of mathematical objects. Their work retains all of the best parts of topological spaces — without the drawbacks. https://t.co/bNMGJruyyz
@littmath@dab_chick@davidbessis The "in it for the math" part is the thing that's hard for me. I love math because I appreciate human effort, intelligence, and ingenuity. If a significant amount of the labor of mathematics becomes the responsibility of AI, I am unsure if I could still be "in it for the math."