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5mo ago
Footnote 1 mentions: Actually, the title of this paper is unproven. We have not ruled out the possibility that a single neuron could ride a bicycle.
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Deepseek has been great for my academic research. I used it recently for a large scale RAG task with 10-Ks going back to 1995. I tried different models from various providers to get a sense of accuracy-cost tradeoff. GPT 5 mini was the best
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How the EU's plan to turbocharge Italy's economy fell flat
(ft.com)
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5mo ago
https://archive.is/rDfxX#selection-1477.0-1477.58
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5mo ago
https://archive.is/UP1Ib
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The Impossible Partnership: Apple's Coming Reckoning with China
(americanaffairsjournal.org)
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5mo ago
Makes a lot of sense. I can't imagine giving up significant chunk of my regular teaching for offering remedial math!
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I agree with you and think this claim needs a lot more evidence. In my university we have been providing remedial math classes for freshman students for a long time. They must pass these before taking regular classes that have math prerequi
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It takes two neurons to ride a bicycle (2004)
(fermatslibrary.com)
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This was indeed a polarized class with the majority hating it with passion!
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Fantastic article! Reminded me of my favorite engineering drawing class from the undergrad days.
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DHS Quits Granting Green Cards–Almost
(cato.org)
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Sheriffs can push back but how often they do? Many sheriffs in the US are strongly aligned with Trump making it very difficult to see how they will push back against him. It’s more likely that they will push back against the state governors
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5mo ago
If that’s what you believe, you must read this book to gain an alternative perspective
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5mo ago
On a related note, if you want to know more about the power of sheriffs in the US, I strongly recommend this book- The Highest Law in the Land: How the Unchecked Power of Sheriffs Threatens Democracy by Jessica Pishko
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5mo ago
That's not correct. According to Coca Cola Inc's latest 10-K, the advertising expense for 2025 fiscal year was $5.4 billion. In contrast, Hershey's ad expense was $612 million [1]. That's about 11% of Coke's ad expe
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5mo ago
Advertising is a subset of marketing so $2 billion is not all advertising. They probably do a lot of downstream supply chain promotions.
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I recently read “What’s the matter with Kansas” by Thomas Frank. It was eye-opening. One things he mentioned is that as both Democratic and Republican parties aligned on economic issues (I.e., Democrats started working for rich), social iss
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Obama promised change, remember? We were in the worst financial crisis of the modern times and what changed exactly after Obama took over? How many bankers went to the prison? In his 2012 book, Neil Barofsky wrote that Obama appeared to car
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In other words, AI companies have positive earnings before expenses
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Too Much Is Happening Too Fast
(theatlantic.com)
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https://archive.is/73tVY
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5mo ago
100%. Obama squandered people's mandate...twice. I wish more mainstream (i.e., non socialist) Democratic politicians had strong convictions like Mamdani.
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5mo ago
Come on, he is very productive on twitter /s
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AI bros love hyping about their insanely inefficient token usage. It's become some sort of a dick-measuring contest. And if you work for OpenAI, of course you can claim insane measurements. Just last week I saw a dude boasting about ho
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Apple detractors also live in a bubble. Apple was always after profit share not market share. They have 20% market share for mobile devices globally, which is still the highest among all the brands. But their profit share is an estimated 80
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I'm not at all surprised to learn that Republican politicians royally screwed their constituents. I was going to say maybe these people will vote better next time just to read that Colorado governor is commuting the sentence of Tina Pe
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Pretty much this is the reason.
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5mo ago
I guess they will be great at retractions at this rate
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I've my doubts. Chinese researchers are publishing a lot but their papers are getting retracted at even higher rate. Currently, they account for 50% of all retractions across the publishers. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2
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