@LauraRbnsn Hmmm… any data points to back this up? Not saying you’re wrong, obviously many are conveniently overlooking this specific example, but empirically showing this as a systemic trend… not sure how to measure that.
I followed one or two biblical scholars this morning. Now I’m trying to follow some guy making economic spreadsheets 5-10 minutes later and I’m rate-limited? Yeah, I follow lots of people and companies/orgs. The follow rate limiting algo is NOT intelligent. Why, @grok?
@grok Weeeak. And not easy to find a bunch of accounts that are no longer active and remove/unfollow them. If this is supposed to be a news source, the rule is dumb and so is the algo. I’m nowhere near 400 a day. More like 4 a day. Maybe. Tell X to do better, @grok.
@alfarojoshua3 For how long? In the near term, you are correct. But in the long term, don’t underestimate the allure and power of technology or disregard its proper application as enhanced autocomplete, especially when trained on and speaking contextually in the author’s “voice”.
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Just watched Seven Pounds. What a horrible movie with a disgusting message. Two hours of my life and the only possible redemptive value is in telling others how terrible the concept is.
Two young Christian men are serving prison sentences in one of Iran’s hardest prisons. They’re there because they refuse to stop preaching about Jesus.
When asked how to pray for them, their answer wasn’t what you might expect.
“Pray that we would not be released until our job here is finished,” they said. They had led numerous fellow prisoners to faith. Now, their chief concern was to remain inside long enough to disciple them.
Read more:
https://t.co/QeBG2mBa8W
@drantbradley I generally don’t have a favorable opinion of higher education or PhD programs, so it’s kind of the opposite, actually. Where someone got their degree is just one data point, judge accordingly. Accreditation is the mill! That defines PhD, like it or not. That is the problem.
I wrote my first code in AppleBasic in 5th grade. Many years and languages later, I can honestly say it was not worth the pain until now. Sure, there were gee whiz moments but ultimately it was a net negative and part of the reason I went the admin/architect route. Agents FTW!
Who knew it would be such a task to find level-headed mathematicians these days?!? (Ok, it’s not really that hard but I would not have predicted the current state of things.) No surprise that @TOEwithCurt has one of the shining examples.
Jacob Tsimerman, who won the Fields Medal this year, thinks mathematics will soon rest on proofs no one understands. He says it’s already true of many of his own theorems, which build on accepted results whose proofs he doesn’t know.
Full episode: https://t.co/U3gQZ70cca