Subject: https://t.co/5XEdx4PgjU DNS Record Missing
Hello Cursor team,
It looks like https://t.co/5XEdx4PgjU is currently missing its DNS record globally — verified via dig, curl, and https://t.co/t0lwNYSKk1.
This breaks all API functionality Can you please investigate? Thx!
There is no downside to predicting AI doom or AI folly (or both!) and being wrong, particularly when the opportunity costs are borne by somebody else.
The debate needs to be tightened up, but the incentives favor a hot mess.
I am delighted to welcome Derek Baker to Frankfurt School!
Derek is joining the Department of Computational Science & Philosophy as an Associate Professor of Philosophy, with tenure.
We're hiring at Frankfurt School! Professor of Philosophy, open rank. Candidates specializing in metaethics strongly encouraged to apply. Deadline September 25th.
https://t.co/02OJlbl813
Had no idea this was available for free as a PDF:
Reflections on the Foundations of Probability and Statistics: Essays in Honor of Teddy Seidenfeld | SpringerLink @gregorywheeler @KevinZollman #philosophy https://t.co/NlxmByZSUZ
Teddy Seidenfeld's festschrift is coming out in November. There is a very strong collection of papers in this volume, including contributions by @gertekoo@KevinZollman@jasperdebock@enriquemiranda@scmbradley, the late Isaac Levi, and others. https://t.co/0mKkN7tRyD
In a collaboration with researchers from @Caltech, @ColumbiaMSPH, @MIT, and @ITAM_mx, we have combined epidemiological modeling and data-assimilation methods from climate dynamics to provide more effective epidemic management platforms:
https://t.co/QGWAfJilUM
Exaloan is excited to launch a strategic partnership with UI Enlyte, a Universal-Investment company, enabling us to take a further step in shaping the future of digital lending.
https://t.co/v2PZ1N7dTl
"Evidence of a probabilistic turn in philosophy"
Discussion of our new paper at Daily Nous, joint with Sam Fletcher, Josh Knobe, and Brian Woodcock
https://t.co/V3fcgBD4UA
New paper: "Moving Beyond Sets of Probabilities", https://t.co/jCWgHFQUPR
is due out next month in Statistical Science 36(2). It is a comment on Gong and Meng's target paper that says why sets of probabilities are a convenience to imprecise probability but not essential.