@cobord.bsky.social
Was Bord_n on Twitter, but I made that before realizing co is better. Am Cobord most other places.
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I fucking hate this story
Bitfinex launderer Razzlekhan thanks ‘Papa’ Trump for early release protos.com/bitfinex-lau...
Bitfinex launderer Razzlekhan thanks 'Papa' Trump for early release
Convicted Bitfinex launderer Heather Morgan (aka Razzlekhan) thanked Donald Trump, while naked, for shortening her prison sentence.
protos.com
October 28, 2025 at 3:51 PM
I fucking hate this story
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We are there. It’s fascism. I think people are afraid to admit it because it will require them to admit things about themselves that they aren’t comfortable with.
People liked thinking they would risk more when it was theoretical.
People liked thinking they would risk more when it was theoretical.
August 12, 2025 at 1:35 AM
We are there. It’s fascism. I think people are afraid to admit it because it will require them to admit things about themselves that they aren’t comfortable with.
People liked thinking they would risk more when it was theoretical.
People liked thinking they would risk more when it was theoretical.
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another major difference is Wikipedia was/is a collective project of humans trying to explain human knowledge to each other, funded by donations and not aiming to profit
One major difference is that “don’t cite Wikipedia as a source” was the prevailing sentiment in for its first 15 years of existence. Within a year of its introduction, lawyers and corporate leaders cite chatgpt with little shame or introspection
Some of the anti-AI stuff feels a bit like when people would say "don't use Wikipedia as a source." It's just like anything else, a piece of information that you weigh against multiple sources and your own understanding of its likely failure modes
April 26, 2025 at 7:20 PM
another major difference is Wikipedia was/is a collective project of humans trying to explain human knowledge to each other, funded by donations and not aiming to profit
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I’m seeing these signs out in Lexington MA.
April 18, 2025 at 5:57 PM
I’m seeing these signs out in Lexington MA.
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After 200 days, we finally have 100% completion on the primary goal of the Equational Theories Project to formally resolve >22 million implications between 4694 equational laws, using modern proof assistants, collaboration platforms, and automated theorem provers. teorth.github.io/equational_t...
April 14, 2025 at 5:06 PM
After 200 days, we finally have 100% completion on the primary goal of the Equational Theories Project to formally resolve >22 million implications between 4694 equational laws, using modern proof assistants, collaboration platforms, and automated theorem provers. teorth.github.io/equational_t...
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same, and this brief description!:
mathoverflow.net/a/74710/22971
mathoverflow.net/a/74710/22971
Mathematical habits of thought and action which would be of use to non-mathematicians
Once again I come to MO for help with something I'm writing for the public.
Which habits of mathematicians -- aspects of the way we approach problems, the way we argue, the way we function as a
mathoverflow.net
April 9, 2025 at 9:09 PM
same, and this brief description!:
mathoverflow.net/a/74710/22971
mathoverflow.net/a/74710/22971
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This was my terrible idea.
Me: I loved Ed and Eric talking about their Realization moments when it came to Musk. We should discuss that!
BT: hm, okay, I’ll think about it.
Two months later, in El Salvador:
Me: I’m sorry, man.
Me: I loved Ed and Eric talking about their Realization moments when it came to Musk. We should discuss that!
BT: hm, okay, I’ll think about it.
Two months later, in El Salvador:
Me: I’m sorry, man.
March 27, 2025 at 11:26 PM
This was my terrible idea.
Me: I loved Ed and Eric talking about their Realization moments when it came to Musk. We should discuss that!
BT: hm, okay, I’ll think about it.
Two months later, in El Salvador:
Me: I’m sorry, man.
Me: I loved Ed and Eric talking about their Realization moments when it came to Musk. We should discuss that!
BT: hm, okay, I’ll think about it.
Two months later, in El Salvador:
Me: I’m sorry, man.
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Post the amazing science things you have done with federal funding.
January 28, 2025 at 8:51 PM
Post the amazing science things you have done with federal funding.
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Dropout Taskmaster Dream Cast People be like "Brennan as the Taskmaster and BDG as Alex!!"
No...wrong
Katie Marovitch as Taskmaster, Sam as Alex.
No...wrong
Katie Marovitch as Taskmaster, Sam as Alex.
January 10, 2025 at 12:10 AM
Dropout Taskmaster Dream Cast People be like "Brennan as the Taskmaster and BDG as Alex!!"
No...wrong
Katie Marovitch as Taskmaster, Sam as Alex.
No...wrong
Katie Marovitch as Taskmaster, Sam as Alex.
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Incredible humor happening on math.AT: arxiv.org/abs/2412.07716
December 12, 2024 at 12:11 AM
Incredible humor happening on math.AT: arxiv.org/abs/2412.07716
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Alice of Alice's Restaurant died this week. This was her place in Massachusetts
November 25, 2024 at 5:24 PM
Alice of Alice's Restaurant died this week. This was her place in Massachusetts
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Integrable Hamiltonian systems are real gems to physicists. Because we can do so much more with integrable systems than others, it's really our duty to extract as much knowledge as we can from these precious jewels! 6/6
November 19, 2024 at 3:09 AM
Integrable Hamiltonian systems are real gems to physicists. Because we can do so much more with integrable systems than others, it's really our duty to extract as much knowledge as we can from these precious jewels! 6/6
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Got mad enough about this that I turned this thread into a blog.
Kamala Harris did not engage in overt identity politics.
Donald Trump did. It probably helped him.
And yet, pundits like Weiss, Stephens & Dowd treat identity politics *only* as a failed Dem tactic.
open.substack.com/pub/donmoyni...
Kamala Harris did not engage in overt identity politics.
Donald Trump did. It probably helped him.
And yet, pundits like Weiss, Stephens & Dowd treat identity politics *only* as a failed Dem tactic.
open.substack.com/pub/donmoyni...
November 10, 2024 at 2:45 PM
Got mad enough about this that I turned this thread into a blog.
Kamala Harris did not engage in overt identity politics.
Donald Trump did. It probably helped him.
And yet, pundits like Weiss, Stephens & Dowd treat identity politics *only* as a failed Dem tactic.
open.substack.com/pub/donmoyni...
Kamala Harris did not engage in overt identity politics.
Donald Trump did. It probably helped him.
And yet, pundits like Weiss, Stephens & Dowd treat identity politics *only* as a failed Dem tactic.
open.substack.com/pub/donmoyni...
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Still wild to me how the conservative vision of masculinity isn't just toxic, it's *only* the toxic parts. Zero sense of duty, responsibility, stoicism, manning up, taking things on the chin, protecting the weak, etc, etc.
Just endless whining, entitlement, and abuse of others.
Just endless whining, entitlement, and abuse of others.
November 9, 2024 at 3:09 PM
Still wild to me how the conservative vision of masculinity isn't just toxic, it's *only* the toxic parts. Zero sense of duty, responsibility, stoicism, manning up, taking things on the chin, protecting the weak, etc, etc.
Just endless whining, entitlement, and abuse of others.
Just endless whining, entitlement, and abuse of others.