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Is METR a Meaningful Check on Anthropic?
(verysane.ai)
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A beginning for mathematics
(daniellitt.com)
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3d ago
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9d ago
For context and balance, Bubeck has tweeted a curiously non-specific denial: > A series of false and inflammatory allegations against me are currently circulating on social channels. To clarify, I came into the discussion following acade
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Finite time blowup with smooth forcing term for the incompressible porous medium
(terrytao.wordpress.com)
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9d ago
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Look, Mom, I pressed a button
(galoisrepresentations.org)
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The 92-Year-Old Mathematician and the Teenage Apprentice
(nytimes.com)
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10d ago
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Formalization of the Solution to the Hopf Problem
(github.com)
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21d ago
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24d ago
I’m pretty sure no one (except perhaps Anthropic insiders who had prior access, and probably not even them) has properly digested this paper yet, and some caution is warranted given the notoriety of this problem and the history of claimed s
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A complex structure on S^6 [pdf]
(alpo.ge)
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24d ago
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An elliptic curve of rank ≥ 31
(elliptic-rank.icarm.cloud)
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24d ago
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27d ago
Funny coincidence: I (who submitted this story) am the second author.
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An elliptic curve of rank ≥ 30
(elliptic-rank.icarm.cloud)
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robinhouston
2mo ago
That's true, but submissions are only killed in that way if they receive a ‘fatal’ number of flags. However, flags lower the rank of a story even at non-fatal levels. What antirez is suggesting here is that the rank of this story has b
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2mo ago
In a way the most remarkable thing about this is that it isn't even at the top of the HN homepage. Even if this is a step up from what we've seen before, we're no longer astonished by the idea that AI can make significant adv
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The Ramanujan Challenge for AI
(ramanujanmachine.com)
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What is it like to live in a world you believe is about to end?
(asteriskmag.substack.com)
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3mo ago
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4mo ago
Thanks! It looks like the viewer app somehow mangled the link I was reading into a link to the whole issue. If a mod sees this, it would be great to use this link instead. It's unfortunate that they use this ghastly viewer app, but I p
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The empty field that wasn't
(lsc-pagepro.mydigitalpublication.com)
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4mo ago
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The French Have the Quantum Circuits
(algassert.com)
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4mo ago
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Sum-product, unit distances, and number fields
(erdosproblems.com)
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4mo ago
The original title was this: > Graph substitution of two octahedra inside an icosahedron connected at p=1: disconnected at p=0 ( concept similar to two tetrahedra inside a cube). Can you explain what that means, and how it leads to a seq
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4mo ago
The edit history of the “nonsense sequence” makes for painful reading. https://oeis.org/history?seq=A133451&start=0&n=30
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4mo ago
Most of the comments here seem to be from people who haven’t even read the abstract, let alone the paper. The main result, mentioned in the abstract, is the opposite of what I would have guessed: > Contrary to expectations, impolite prom
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4mo ago
> Contrary to expectations, impolite prompts consistently outperformed polite ones, with accuracy ranging from 80.8% for Very Polite prompts to 84.8% for Very Rude prompts.
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4mo ago
> Contrary to expectations, impolite prompts consistently outperformed polite ones, with accuracy ranging from 80.8% for Very Polite prompts to 84.8% for Very Rude prompts.
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A construction of the Hat tilings by a Markov partition
(mathstat.dal.ca)
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4mo ago
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2026 Puzzle Design Competition: Entries
(puzzleworld.org)
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5mo ago
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5mo ago
There's an archive link above that bypasses the paywall
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A statement from members of the Toki Pona community
(tokipona.net)
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5mo ago
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The Free Universal Construction Kit
(fffff.at)
384 points
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robinhouston
5mo ago
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