So glad I’m not supporting you any more @nytimes.com

Only 1.25? I need 2.0 or 2.5. I also have around 15 pairs around my apartment.

It's even worse that part of the point of the paper is how good/useful AI is.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1890s

Also, a reminder that it's not going to go away on it's own. Americans need to keep organizing and pointing out that we want what we deserve, like health care, science, etc.

I'm not crazy about the post-modernists. I prefer Bergson, Merleau-Ponty and others.

Our culture gives us very poor models and tools for living a balanced life.

You're right. Especially since he's not a user any more. Deleting.

How about telling the truth and working to help people, rather than lying constantly? Maybe he'd feel less stressed from having to remember so many lies?

Twitter is no longer an influential platform but a dwindling crowd of clout obsessed people whose likes are mostly botted and whose content goes viral based on Musk's whims. It's not 2019 anymore and people shouldn't confuse likes and For You content as popular anymore.

Nice to see some discussion of the measurement problem in quantum field theory.

I'm also am a reviewer for PRAB, and potentially other voluntary roles that keep my identity and network as a scientist. Having so many online resources now, and the ability to do a lot of work remotely allows one to be flexible here.