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Panel Discussion: AI in Mathematical Research – Heidelberg Laureate Forum [video](youtube.com)
2 points by looofooo0 1d ago|0 comments
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by looofooo0 4d ago
https://github.com/heishamon/HeishaMon
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by looofooo0 5d ago
I don't known, can't we just also indirectly observe the wide platonic landscape of mathematics through observing AI results which humanity could not produce in a 1,000,000 years.
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by looofooo0 5d ago
Soon AI mathematics will be 10x or 100x or 1000x more productive than humans in the proofing theorems business. Mathematics of old style is dead, they should develop ideas how to deal with that as a math community.
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by looofooo0 10d ago
Given what a know about the 2008 financial crisis, wouldn't an AI analysis in the years before that crisis of the real state funds helped to understand the risk of them better and avoid the big exposure.
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by looofooo0 2mo ago
if people use it to make money, does this not mean that they providing some sort of service which is valued and hence it improves lifes?!
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by looofooo0 2mo ago
Proofing open math conjectures
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by looofooo0 2mo ago
What about recent models providing correct proofs to open math problems?
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by looofooo0 3mo ago
I matters for scientific rigor just because the kid was missing does not mean he drowned.
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Music Tuned to 440 Hz versus 432 Hz and the Health Effects(sciencedirect.com)
5 points by looofooo0 3mo ago|1 comments
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by looofooo0 3mo ago
There is not enough wind capacity in most countries
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by looofooo0 3mo ago
Problem is that he could have drowned at 16:43.
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by looofooo0 3mo ago
Yes but ultimatively it could been 16:43 to 18:57 which is 134 Minutes.
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by looofooo0 3mo ago
I am sceptical about the 147 minutes, the child could have still clinging onto the ice and just drowned a minute before the parents reached the pond.
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by looofooo0 3mo ago
Well problem is that humans are so noisy through lifestyle, enviroment and genes that any proof for either is really hard.
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by looofooo0 3mo ago
LNT does also damage, as people refusing necessary CT scans or countries switching of nuclear power because of fear.
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by looofooo0 3mo ago
most of it is near zero marginal cost.
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by looofooo0 3mo ago
The iPhone is also a vehicle to hook people into the Apple ecosystem, where Services like the App Store bring in 40% of all gross profit with margins of 75%.
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by looofooo0 6mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oponIfu5L3Y This is the video in question, police again falling trap to the Streisand effect.
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We need to build more AI datacenters – Anakin Padme Video Meme(twitter.com)
1 points by looofooo0 7mo ago|0 comments
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by looofooo0 8mo ago
Graph structure of wiki could be exploited for user specific content.
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by looofooo0 9mo ago
Its more this pesky flying things now.
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by looofooo0 9mo ago
In Germany you have very strict laws for construction of water heating. For example the need to install thermostat on any heater even for floor heating. But this implies a lot of complexity for the heat pump installation. Cheap DIY communit
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by looofooo0 9mo ago
Well that thing was never turned on in Germany.
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by looofooo0 9mo ago
You mean if Germany still exists and the mongols did not have take over Europe.
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by looofooo0 9mo ago
It was Philippsburg was 30km to Mannheim, Could have send 3GW of thermal energy over.
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by looofooo0 9mo ago
1.6GWe gives you 3.2GWt max alongside. In more modern this is even less. Of the 100% energy produced 33-38% will end up in the electric grid.
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by looofooo0 9mo ago
I was solely talking about heat pump adoption due end user prices.
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by looofooo0 9mo ago
No, this is a lie. It is also funny because Germany was so depended on Russian Gas that nuclear fuel even if fully depend on would be laughable. Germany has its own fuel enrichment and production, and it is still running https://
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by looofooo0 9mo ago
Well in the south you might need to factor the gas cost in (vs Germany) and also the network effects of heat pump being the main form of heating in sweden.

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