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Can Theoretical Physics Research Benefit from Language Agents?(arxiv.org)
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Marvin Minsky and Eliezer Yudkowsky(2001)(extropians.weidai.com)
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Instrumental Convergence(en.wikipedia.org)
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Will Robots Inherit the Earth?(1997)(mit.edu)
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The prestige and status of research fields within mathematics(2020)[pdf](arxiv.org)
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Ten Mathematics Problems I Will Never Solve(1997)[pdf](giancarlorota.org)
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Age of Enlightenment(en.wikipedia.org)
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Planck Scale(en.wikipedia.org)
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"In recent years there has been an increasing sense of anticipation as breakthroughs in the surrounding field (some recognised by the Clay Research Award) have raised hopes that the Navier-Stokes problem might soon be resolved. The inc
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>Maybe mathematics just becomes a little more like other fields--relying on labs with lots of money for compute, digging through a corpus of AI-generated proofs, etc. Dr. Tao said the same thing. Somehow, this letter came through. He wan
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by num42 5d ago
Title: Terence Tao - SAIR Competitions and the Future of Experimental Mathematics https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rB9YOi3lb7w&pp=ygUSVGVycmVuY2U...
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Oppenheimer's Gamble – The Plutonium Crisis (2023)[video](youtube.com)
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Probably, P vs NP would be the last one to be solved, said by Terrence Tao in 2009. source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtsrAw1LR3E&t=2727s
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I don’t know how true it is, but there are a lot of rumors on social media that progress is being made on the BSD or Hodge conjecture. If this is true, it could set off a Millennium benchmark race and raise the bar significantly. Everyone w
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by num42 8d ago
I think it would be better for the proof to go through the peer-review process.
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by num42 11d ago
Along with Cylos Garage, Breaking Taps, Diffraction Limited is great YouTube channel, host lot of precision engineering related stuff.
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TR-106(en.wikipedia.org)
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Lists of Problems(en.wikipedia.org)
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by num42 11d ago
Congrats! How come European companies still haven't managed to match SpaceX's capabilities? Europe has an incredible talent pool, especially in aerospace, and some of the world’s best expertise in precision engineering, instrument
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by num42 12d ago
I might be wrong, but as far as I know, the definition of AGI is still evolving and remains somewhat ambiguous. My idea of AGI is a system that can make novel discoveries, invent new mathematics and physics, solve Millennium Prize level pro
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by num42 13d ago
https://ricor.com/product/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hidden_champions
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I found a few open-source small bipedal robots on the internet. There are actually many open-source robots available: [1]. https://robotics.umich.edu/news/2024/a-smaller-simpler-biped... https://github.
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Is Stupidity Strength?(2019)(srconstantin.github.io)
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Tragedy of the Commons(en.wikipedia.org)
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Ultimatum Game(en.wikipedia.org)
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Collective Action Problem(en.wikipedia.org)
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Spite(en.wikipedia.org)
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Avery–MacLeod–McCarty Experiment(en.wikipedia.org)
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by num42 23d ago
Long live Anna’s Archive. I stand on the shoulders of the Internet, Wikipedia, Anna’s Archive, Z-Library, LibGen, YouTube, Hacker News, Reddit, and Sci-Hub. I deeply admire the people who are obsessed with their passions and strive to build
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by num42 24d ago
If you’re 17, you might learn hands on knowledge, like tacit knowledge in areas such as lathes, precision engineering, metrology, and other very niche fields. You can also try climbing and explore arts like music, painting, and drawing. And

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