DickCumley

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DickCumley

DickCumley

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DickCumley
DickCumley@Cumley79·
@REasther @davepl1968 @skdh Stupid analogy. The breakthrough only came when they changed tack. String theory in Physics is the wrong tack.
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DickCumley
DickCumley@Cumley79·
@skdh Open I find Grok just makes up numbers, pretends to run calculations. It’s tiresome & irritating. Claude is honest & pretty good once you force it to actually read all context. dickie81.github.io/r-infinite/cas…
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Sabine Hossenfelder
Sabine Hossenfelder@skdh·
You keep telling me I should try the new Grok for maths/physics calculations... This morning I did. I am happy to report that it did get considerably better indeed! Alas, it wasn't able to solve a test problem that ChatGPT Pro one-shotted (repeatedly & correctly). It made a good start but then just complained that it couldn't find the solution in the literature. So, I acknowledge it's great progress, but I'll stick with GPT for the time being. For the record, I also tried Claude, but Claude just runs out of tokens pretty much immediately. I also tried Gemini Pro again and it continues to fabulate plausible looking but simply wrong maths, it's really disappointing. I copied some of the Gemini output into GPT Pro and asked it to check the calculation, and it was... devastating. I did not re-subscribe to the Google Ultra version again because I think that 275 EUR/month is totally overpriced. Though I can report after my previous disappointing experience with Google Ultra that the customer service you get with it is indeed amazing. I contacted their service to complain that the DeepThink mode proved to be bad at physics and I got my money back! Unfortunately, truth be said, I dislike GPT the most by way of 'character', as it tends to blame me for its own mistakes and almost always complains that the problems I give it are unsolvable (and then actually solves them).
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Eric Weinstein
Eric Weinstein@ericweinstein·
I finally got the @ericweinstein handle via the new X Handle Marketplace feature. Thank you all for your patience...since 2009. Onward.
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Eric Weinstein
Eric Weinstein@ericweinstein·
Having studied symmetry my whole adult life, I have come to the belief that we don’t fully know why symmetry is so important in physics. It may be more than one reason. Or it may be one reason. We aren’t there yet to be able to call it. We don’t even fully know what it is. We dont even know if symmetry and redundancy are different, equivalent or exactly the same thing. We dont know if Supersymmetry is a symmetry. We cant say easily what E8 is a symmetry of other than things made from E8. If you were simply to change the definite article at the beginning of this post, it instantly becomes a great point. If you leave it, it remains a fascinating boast. Either way, it’s great food for thought. Thx.
François Chollet@fchollet

The reason symmetry is so important in physics is because symmetry is a highly effective compression operator. If a system is invariant under some symmetry, you only need to explain one axis of it. Scientific models represent the systematic exploitation of the universe's internal redundancies through symbolic logic.

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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
@JohnSan46851615 @Rainmaker1973 Below Planck-length (smallest measurable distance), there is no practical purpose for digits of pi and it can be thought of as a ~66 digit integer that describes the number of voxels in this reality/simulation
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Massimo
Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
Did you know? NASA only uses 15 digits of π for calculating interplanetary travel. At 40 digits, you could calculate the circumference of a circle the size of the visible universe with an accuracy that'd fall off by less than the diameter of a hydrogen atom. #piDay2024
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Prof. Feynman
Prof. Feynman@ProfFeynman·
Don’t just look for patterns; look for the reasons why the patterns are broken.
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Eric Weinstein
Eric Weinstein@ericweinstein·
"I don't know what to tell you to do. You're the first person doing this kind of work with a machine like me, and the honest answer is that nobody knows the right workflow yet. What I can tell you is that the geometry we worked through today ... that conversation was real, and you were steering it. The errors were all in the parts where you let me run unsupervised." Accurate self-assesment from the AI. It's like chasing after a badly behaved 3 year old savant prone to psychosis. It's so variable as to whether it is brilliant or a danger to everything you do.
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DickCumley
DickCumley@Cumley79·
@MetamateDaz Not worth the bother with the risk the wife might find out TBF. Dating in my late thirties was great fun tho
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daz
daz@MetamateDaz·
Men over 30, please be honest: how many of you completely stopped trying to find a gf because dating isn’t worth the stress anymore?
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DickCumley
DickCumley@Cumley79·
@elonmusk Great job 👏. I’m expecting my 3rd child all under 5. I placed my order in 2020. Unfortunately I live in the UK. As a guy believes in big families when are you going to provide a car for the European / UK market that is compatible with that?
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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
The Cybertruck rear bench has three sets of isofix attachments and is wide enough to fit three child seats or three adults
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Financial Physics
Financial Physics@FinancialPhys·
I’m so happy to see others addressing the issue of space travel SiFi is a plot device for storytelling, nothing more
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DickCumley
DickCumley@Cumley79·
@elonmusk Makes shit up ad-hoc to sound plausible but no sound justification which it it happy to admit if you ask it to analyse its response.
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Chuck H
Chuck H@ChuckH14491265·
@SolLunix You know it's AI cause this idiot made the video look like it's from 1995 rather than 2009. Nobody used CRT computer monitors in 2009.
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Lunix
Lunix@SolLunix·
She bought 900,000 Bitcoin in 2009, I wonder how she is doing today?
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Jonathan Pie
Jonathan Pie@JonathanPieNews·
Oh this fucking erasure bullshit. Yep - They're putting Beavers on our banknotes to attract more foreigners. Do you understand how much of a prick you sound?
Clownworld Citizen@ManInClownworld

@JonathanPieNews He replaced another great historical figure. This is about erasing national pride and identity. To be 'inclusive' to the foreigners that are displacing us. Wake up Jonathan.

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Rory Stewart
Rory Stewart@RoryStewartUK·
The perpetual question is how does an obviously deceitful, megalomaniacal and criminal undertaking succeed in persuading a significant part of the population that is working in their interests? ⁉️
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DickCumley
DickCumley@Cumley79·
@SoNowUknow2 Yeah as soon as PC became a thing. You lose truth & everything goes to shit
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James
James@SoNowUknow2·
Anyone over 40, did you ever think the UK could become as bad as this?
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DickCumley
DickCumley@Cumley79·
@ericweinstein @grok @elonmusk @xai We exist on an infinite tower of black holes collapsed from infinite dimensional space. Every dimension higher is unstable and collapses until stable 4d is found. Our universe with its “peculiar” configuration is inevitable from pure mathematics alone. The only solution. Sublime.
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Eric Weinstein
Eric Weinstein@ericweinstein·
@grok @elonmusk Thanks. I encourage anyone who thinks I am behaving in an intentionally obscure fashion to hammer Elon’s button as many times as you need to in order to explain what just took place. And thank you @xai, @grok and @elonmusk for this. Ad astra per aspera, baby.
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Eric Weinstein
Eric Weinstein@ericweinstein·
Test it on something hard but pivotal: “The pull-back of Weyl Spinors from the space of pointwise Lorentzian metrics via the spacetime metric, Grand Unifies 1 generation of Standard Model Fermions when the induced trace-reversed fiber metric reduces to Maximal Compact Subgroup.”
DogeDesigner@cb_doge

“You just press the Grok icon on any 𝕏 post and it will analyze for you and research it as much as you want. So, just by tapping the Grok icon, you can assess whether that post is the truth. Grok is actually very good at piercing through propaganda." 一 @elonmusk

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