awildbread

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awildbread

awildbread

@awildbread

Jazz, math, mtg, board games. He/him. Jewish, #CeasefireNow #FreePalestine 🇵🇸

Katılım Temmuz 2017
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The Emergent New Man 🇪🇪
The Emergent New Man 🇪🇪@KeyedCorbusier·
Broke: Romanized English Woke: re-Germanized English Bespoke: Finnicized English
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awildbread@awildbread·
@atrupar I mean, if we taxed him an extra 100 billion which he would barely notice, we could give all of the 2 million residents of queens $50,000, I actually do think that would make a big difference
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Aaron Rupar
Aaron Rupar@atrupar·
Bezos on CNBC: "You could double the taxes I pay, and it's not gonna help that teacher in Queens. I promise you."
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@wewwers @daveweigel While this would be funny, Street has only served 2.5 terms in the State Senate while Rabb has served 5 (as stated). So I think this was the legit message for Rabb, just an error
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awildbread@awildbread·
@SlangRuby @33elkMTG ‘2^6, that’s 64, and 2^7, that’s 128. 2^8 is, uh, 256, and 2^9 is… well you get the point’
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awildbread@awildbread·
@LexTweetr @alexwei_ @OpenAI Look, it doesn’t have to be a positive development to be the truth. It produced a counter example that has already been checked by experts, it’s not a hallucination
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awildbread@awildbread·
@daveweigel @davidgross_man Please say the name of the organization and don’t just call it ‘Jewish Dems’. Like any political organization it doesn’t necessarily speak for the people it claims to, only its donors
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awildbread@awildbread·
@danrobinson @littmath Not sure if you capped out already but I’ll try it, I’m a postdoc working in algebraic combinatorics/geometry
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Dan Robinson
Dan Robinson@danrobinson·
ChatGPT Pro seems to be the best of the big models for math research, but many mathematicians haven't tried it If you are a working mathematician interested in testing out Pro for math research, I'll gift you a month of it Reply if interested! (I'll probably cap at ~10)
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Gothbug@Gothtos·
@awildbread @vortexEire @AOC @johnnygarciatx No, not of course. You should look up what Zionism is and how many Jews are Zionists instead of listening to reality distorting racists before drafting future tweets.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
This is absolutely disgusting. This bigoted garbage and antisemitism should be nowhere near our politics. If you’re in TX-35, vote for @johnnygarciatx. And the donors behind the Republican super PAC funding her should be exposed.
Michael Karlis@MichaelKarlis

TX-35 Democratic candidate Maureen Galindo says she will convert ICE detention center in Karnes County into an internment camp for "American Zionists." "It will also be a castration processing center for pedophiles, which will probably be most of the Zionists," she added.

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awildbread@awildbread·
@vortexEire @AOC @johnnygarciatx Yeah of course it’s not but it’s still bizarre to support internment camps for anyone. I wouldn’t support internment camps for fascists, I would support putting them on trial if they committed crimes which many of them have
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awildbread@awildbread·
@Tcho76521726 @b_n_d_l_e I find the conflation of typos and hallucinations strange. If you want to copy text from an LLM, then the bar for proof reading *should* be higher than text you wrote. The principle to me here is anything in a paper that wasn’t written or read by a human at least once is suspect
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awildbread@awildbread·
@Tcho76521726 @b_n_d_l_e The purpose of the policy is clearly to prevent mountains of low effort AI slop from overwhelming arxiv. I’m sure if an actual research makes an honest mistake the penalties can be lessened, if it’s even noticed at all. That being said…
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wise political commentator (derogatory)
experimentally, mathematics is fairly robust to people making mistakes while thinking about hard problems - this is often (not always) productive. there’s no easy “don’t make mistakes” button to press, but there’s an extremely easy “don’t post hallucinated references” button
Vince Vatter@VinceVatter

Most papers on the arXiv have errors in them. More than we want to admit have fatal errors. That's how science works. Penalizing one type of error, while ignoring all the other types of errors seems ... bizarre.

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awildbread@awildbread·
@admcrlsn @ruwaromman This is completely self fulfilling. If Ds control the presidency and congress and don’t pass M4A, it’s because of cowardly Ds who are scared of bold policies and instead want half measures like you’re supporting
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Adam Carlson
Adam Carlson@admcrlsn·
@ruwaromman It is a very popular policy that unfortunately has very, very little chance of actually becoming law. Even if Democrats flip both chambers and win the presidency in 2028 and scrap the filibuster, it will be extremely tough to pass. Exploring alternatives is responsible.
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Ruwa Romman
Ruwa Romman@ruwaromman·
Why are you using the resources you have to push for us preemptively settling? If Medicare for All is popular policy, doesn’t it make sense to push for that? It’s so weird to set a lower standard and insist everyone lower theirs to. Polling is on our side here.
Adam Jentleson@AJentleson

Here’s the question for @AbdulElSayed: if you were a senator and a bill to enact free primary care for all plus an aggressive public option (like the American Health Gateway @SearchlightInst proposed) came to the floor, would you vote for it? To his enormous credit, Bernie Sanders voted for the ACA. He has also been a driving force behind policies like capping the price of insulin, getting Medicare to cover hearing aids, and empowering the government to negotiate lower drug prices for seniors. These are all extraordinarily good polices that could be transformative for many American families. Yet none of them can be called “revolutionary.” Bernie has always pushed the system to think big, but when push comes to shove, he votes for what he thinks will do the most good for the most people.

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awildbread@awildbread·
@FeralHeather I will say research in math is pretty different, it’s common to cite papers without 100% reading and understanding them, because fully understanding any one paper takes forever. But that’s not a reason to not notice hallucinated sources so this guys point still doesn’t make sense
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Feral Heather
Feral Heather@FeralHeather·
What. I have read over 500 sources in totality while researching for my dissertation. Many of them full-length books. Many of them several times. This is… a weird take.
Michael 英泉 Eisen@mbeisen

The funniest thing about #arxivgate is that it’s going to drive everyone to use AIs to ensure their papers are in compliance because AIs are literally the only entity with the patience to read an entire paper.

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🌚laxmog🌐@laxmog·
@FlamingButtWind I think 9/11 was the 9/11 for the 'autistic community' as many people on the spectrum lost their lives or lost loved ones. And honestly? I think this post is rather insensitive.
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tim@FlamingButtWind·
the invention of the term "mansplaining" was like 9/11 for the autistic community
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awildbread@awildbread·
@LucaAmb @jedburkat @littmath The policy clearly only applies to text copied from an LLM, there’s no other possible way to end up with hallucinated citations or ‘as a large language model’ in your paper. This is not about typos, it’s about copying large chunks of text from an LLM without reading it
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Luca Ambrogioni
Luca Ambrogioni@LucaAmb·
Dude, you can check something and still miss an editing mistake, especially in the supplementary of a long paper Or your student can do it, or one of your many collaborators at any point. Someone can literally submit an update of a paper you are in without telling you Are you saying that every outhor needs to obsessively check every single line after any single minor revision?
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Luca Ambrogioni
Luca Ambrogioni@LucaAmb·
I am quite convinced that, under these arxive guidelines, every single major PI in the field will be banned within a few years
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Ynet Global
Ynet Global@ynetnews·
Herzog scraps NYC visit as pro-Palestinian protests erupt over planned speech The Jewish Theological Seminary invited President Isaac Herzog to deliver its commencement address and receive an honorary degree, but days before the tr... ynetnews.com/article/b1lygn…
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awildbread@awildbread·
@triffin90 @octonion I can kind of see it but if you openly allow this I don’t see how it doesn’t get flooded with an enormous number of papers until the server costs become actually substantial. I don’t think there’s much reason for arxiv to pay to host a literal library of babel
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Rollizo@triffin90·
@octonion I recently read from Tim Gowers that it’s “ok” to submit AI generated papers, but they should be archived in a different repository dedicated to such papers, apart from human generated papers. I think it makes perfect sense.
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Nati Zev - Moshiach Fox@NatiZev·
@NYTimesPR Intent on entering the FO stage, are you? You dont get to blood libel us without consequence. Enjoy the fruits of your treason.
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awildbread@awildbread·
@fchollet Ya know if you read a math paper it’s not only equations, it’s like 90% words
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awildbread@awildbread·
@Volta1228 Honestly… I think the oners got tired and gimmicky and I appreciate that they’re using them more sparingly, they still had the long stitches oner in the breakout scene
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