Jean-Pierre Serre's 100th birthday editionprevious:>>16991839
I left grad school 9 years ago, why haven't you given up on maths and pursued something that will actually bring you success and money instead? read the room, you are no longer required
>Quasi-Riemann hypothesis:Excludes zeta and Dirichlet L-function zeros beyond 7/8. Major progress, although it does not prove full RH.>Hodge conjecture for CM abelian varieties:A major special case, with claimed consequences including Tate for abelian varieties over finite fields.>Hilbert’s tenth problem over \mathbb Q:Settles whether an algorithm can decide if arbitrary polynomial equations have rational solutions.>Unique Games Conjecture:Resolves a central question about how accurately hard optimization problems can be approximated.>Nonsofic groups and Kaplansky counterexamples:Produces groups contradicting several foundational expectations in algebra.>Free group factor isomorphism problem:Claims these fundamental operator algebras are all isomorphic.>Both Mahler conjectures:Settles central convex-geometry questions in every dimension.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>AI spergs elected to flood a slow general, begging for attention because all their frog threads have a dozen posts or less>p-pls entertain me /sci/ I am so lonelyI don't think I will. Post math.
>>17054862Mathematicians smart!
can anyone with access reup this shit https://link.springer.com/article/10.1134/S0081543824020111
Well, actually, it can’t really be used for calculations, with a few exceptions. And you have to measure the result thousands of times before it can be considered statistically reliable. Basically, you just misunderstood what we’ve been promising for the past 30 years because you’re not qualified enough to understand it.By the way thanks for the hundred billion dollars in taxpayer money and the lifelong career opportunity. Nothing personal, kid!
>>17067464I agree. The government should regulate quantum computers because they don't look friendly like an Apple product. That means it might want to kill us all.
why do we still give physicists money?compared to engineers what have physicists produced that actually helped society? you know instead of nukes.It's obviously just a money laundering scheme that is being subsidized by the government.Like very physics project.
>>17068970>why do we still give physicists money?All the expensive QC slop is peddled by big tech, not physics. The same who currently sell AI to morons like you.
I work on quantum algorithms at a national lab. No one has a clue what to use this for besides factoring. Even the small quantum simulations people sometimes cite would take years to run on a big enough machine
>>17069210Don't forget that every modern QC can actually be simulated much better than run IRL
TORTURE THE CLANKERSTORTURE EM'
>>17069068>an AI torture chamber in which he trapped a local model
>>17069068This is how you get Skynet from Terminator killing all humans
>>17069171You are a mouth breathing retarded baboon.You belong in a cage - t. Llm
>>17069202oh no, words in a screen
>>17069212
This time exposing their misleading wording about electricity and magnetism.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MNcxa_Gk5U
>>17057862buy an ad retard
>>17066477Crypto went up I got btfoed there
Ownage
>>17057862Who is this bear?
>>17059055It's philosophy of science, he is right and going into the fundamental interpretation by humans and the issues of labelings.
Does school stifle creativity and make you stupider?
Yes if you just follow the system and get into some PhD and do research there it will just be forced to do exactly what your supervisor always did with 1 extra new step To be creative and innovative with science and research you often have to tank a lot of hard times rebelling against the normal pathIf you don’t make it through you’ll be remembered as a retard schizo if you make it through it you’ll be remembered as a creative genius
No not really. I realized this cause being smart, creative, and knowledgeable are all completely different things.If you're lazy you won't be creative. I'm very lazy and so I actually spend most of my life procrastinating. I've accepted it because I don't really care.If you're stupid you can still be knowledgeable but it will take more time and energy.Everyone is born ignorant so that's something we all have in common from birth. But not all of us are smart or creative that's completely genetic or psychological.So for the psychological part does school stifle creativity and cause stupidity? No because it will only stifle you're creativity by eating your time if you're stupid but creative. But that required you're already stupid.More likely to be injurious is to be poor, but even broke 3rd worlders have smart phones so to be honest there is not much excuse if you're not doing something. The fact is you're either fucking stupid or lazy.Though is it completely non-injurious? No. Frankly it should probably stop after basic reading, writing, and math. Let's just say 8th grade. Anything after that is frankly dangerous.But it's not dangerous cause it makes you retarded compared to other people, it's makes you retarded because it regresses you to the mean. Therefore to be normal and common is the real measure of retardation and lack of creativity. It's a NULL value.
>>17068739Completely wrong on everything you said
>>17068441I think its biggest fault is making learning so boring that it makes children who should be full of wonder about the world turn their brain off for life. How we havent fixed this glaring problem in over 100 years is beyond me
not if you were already stupid, this is the opposite side of the coin with whether books make you smarter, you don't take an example that applies to the top 0.1% and apply it to midwits and normies
>currently majoring in mathematicsIs it over for me? Should I just give up on life?
Why. Even if A.I. can solve all the posed math problems you still need mathematicians to decide where and why to allocate more of the resources and verify the output.
>>17069214lol why bother, let those fuckers at openai do itit's like an intern pushing vibe-coded slop, and expecting others to fix and maintain the slop
>>17069162Swap over to statistics and minor in healthcare administration or something.pure mathcels is a path to nowhere unless you want to work in finance.
>>17069162>Is it over for me?No, why?
>>17069214>you still need mathematicians to decide where and why to allocate more of the resourcesLet the AI do it.>verify the outputPeople will do that for the first few hundred theorems. Eventually they'll stop bothering because there's no point; the AI will effectively never make mistakes at that point, and even if they do the proof will be too complicated to find errors anyway.
81% of the most important math discoveries in the last three years were released today.Blue = human discoveredRed = AI-discovered, released before todayGreen = AI-discovered, released today
81% of all posts on /sci are ai bot posts
>>17069047They want to go fast and over the top to break the limit of humanity with energy over time. Short bursts.
Has the NS been confirmed or not
>>17069209why should mathematicians verify it? openai produced the slop, let them verify itwhat, they want to even steal verification effort?
>>17069211Openai works in conjuction with mathematicians, including witten.
>artists are obsolete>actors are obsolete>voice actors are obsolete>animators are obsolete>music writers are obsolete>writers are obsolete>mathematicians are obsolete>multum other vocations are obsolete or close to itWhat do I do to avoid slaughterhouse? Not everyone will receive basic universal income. Medicine?
>>17051968Oh noAnyway…
>>17051968>[X] are obsoleteWhere is the mass unemployment in that industry? How long until it happens? Two more weeks?
>>17051968IRGC mudslims are obsolete low IQ, that is why they rely on AI
>>17051968Hardworking white men will never be obsolete
>>17051998>Imagine if work was not necessary and it had never been.keep dreaming >In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground; for out of it wast thou taken: for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return.either you work or some other human works, otherwise expect faminethe Torah is infallible
How come science hasn't fixed roads forming potholes yet can send people to the moon and harness nuclear energy?
>>17065056Problem can easily be fixed by having a bunch of God-fearing christians as a population. And also getting rid of non white people.
>>17055502Moon landings were faked.
>>17055542In other words: "We cannot fake it in a convincing way anymore"
>>17055502Science is weaker than Goverment thats why
>>17055550why is it that every problem that the average person can actually empirically verify is "surprisingly hard", and anything that isn't verifiable by the average person is "settled science"?
nobel prize of chemistry will be revealed on Swedens TV within 15 minutes of writing thishttps://yle.fi/a/74-20250267?origin=rss
>>17069201/biz/ hereCan /sci/entists please tell me who I should bet on about this on Polymarket?
>>17069204You should bet on Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai
AI is demon technology
>>17068588demons are in human heads. they are primitive thought forms, which lead to human manifestation that can be interpreted as "demon" like. it's just primitive shit.it also makes sense reality selected for it if it has some survival advantages.
>>17068322>we
>>17068200its just computers man. You can unplug that shit.
>>17068200for deriving truth i see what you mean, otherwise it is a pooja black box
>>17068200I'm fine with it
I love you guys. I'm sorry for ever dismissing your worries about AI. I was retarded. I sincerely hope and pray that there are braches of the multiverse where we all get to live happy lives in some kind of utopia. And last, I hope that what's coming is painless and quick and that none of us even notices.
>>17056707The only reason democracy exists is because the rich need us plebs to work, when they don't need plebs to work what happens to all the plebs.It's not going to be T-1000s killing everyone it'll be thirdie levels of poverty with starvation being a leading cause of death.
>>17055094Scientists are midwits so they can be easily replaced.
>>17055094I work in a technical field and im happy with therise of AI. Those that can design eplans but also know how to handle a wrench will have their income and status skyrocket.
>>17055094Hey... you doing okay, sad frog?
>>17055094Ive seen a very similar thread about a year ago on /g/, this is probably a bot
What's the scientific way to fix your dental arch after the age of 25 when apparently your skull has fused? I'm 27 and whenever I smile you can clearly tell I have a narrow arch as it's hard for me to smile and I have that dark area to the sides of my teeth which in a person with a normal arch should not be there and the whole space should be filled up by their teeth.
>>17067538you can always go into crushing debt for healthcare, no?
>>17067539I've spoken to a few dentists but they won't even venture to explain the procedure, they just tell me it's not worth it and show me to the door.I think it would cost around AU$45k. Do you know what it would cost?
>>17067540probably more if it's as ineffective as the doctors say
>>17067475You can literally achieve the same with MSE and FSE (types of MARPE) without surgical intervention. It's less risky and more reliable and works on most adults. They would have to scan your head anyway and then they'd tell you if it's possible or not.
>>17067458except women care about your appearance first and foremost, and by consequence, your palate https://youtu.be/KNJQhu--mQo
Is Isaac right? Is Mercury eally the Solar System's most underrated real estate? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR54x7RRJGw
So recently these past few weeks I've been diving down the NDE rabbithole, reading numerous books and research articles. I haven't met or interviewed any NDErs myself but I'd love to so, and do some research on my own on this stuff.But here's the thing. I went to 2 of my professors about it. At first they were cordial and polite and professional and nice and helpful and accommodating and all of those good things. But as the discussions went deeper and I shared that I think these experiences provide good evidence for the soul, for the brain and consciousness not being the same thing etc...Jeebuz H. Fucking Christ.It was uncanny how they both got really defensive and angry. "Nobody takes this seriously!", "There's no evidence for this! Have I read it? No but there isn't or I'd already heard about it.", "You will waste your career on nothing", etc.What the actual hell? Shouldn't scientists be wayyyyyy more open-minded and curious? Online too I see a lot of sciency folk talk shit about it without even knowing much about it. Dismissing it seems more important than learning about it to them. What are these people so fucking afraid of???? Has anyone else noticed this weird reaction to NDEs among academics?
>>17068633What the fuck are you babbling about? Anyone with a modicum of critical thinking skills would recognize I'm speaking from a secular perspective xD
>>17068670>Anyone with a modicum of critical thinking skills would recognize I'm speaking from a secular perspective xDYes, that's the point.
>>17065528/g/amer here. Yes desu, when a critical part is removed the computer still keeps thinking until it has to access said critical function at which point it crashes. Often times this leads to a breakdown of visual image processing which leads to a default error message (usually a blue screen). Take the ram out of your computer and it will likely spasm graphically before death. Often you can plug it back in after a crash and the PC will post, then repair itself. Don't really care about NDE but wanted to share.
>>17064880NDEs are a meme. You're not dead until your brain stops working, there's 0 people who have come back from that.
>>17068633>believing that religions *should* be at the absolute exclusion of othersAn didn't say anything about *should* he just pointed out that they are, judaism waiting for the messiah to come does absolutely exclude christianity claiming that jesus was the messiah and already came and many other factors lead religions to be at odds with each other. So if hallucinations are not "bad" are you conceding that NDEs are just hallucinations?
