“A number of sampling issues” might be uh … quite an understatement here. The headline should read “Venture-backed tech companies that are small hire more than ones that aren’t” Which like … yeah lol I normally love Ramp’s economic reports, but this is *lazy af*
bro since when does Claude have built-in graphical primitives for spectral sequences
this 😂 2020 me, transitioning from med school to first year of PhD: > “I like math and computers—they help me understand neuroscience data!” 2024 me, after hard-pivoting my PhD to AI: > *lights up a Gauloise*
This is probably a function of OpenAI’s training corpus being filled with these kinds of pattern hidden text memes. Claude is not so perturbed, and gets it immediately.
I’m not arguing with the logic of parents in making locally-optimal decisions under duress and very adverse circumstances—but we might want to take a step back and have larger-scale concerns that society is uttering this sentence.
every single time I talk to Claude, I end up Socratic method–ing it into a postmodern epistemic crisis
seriously. I mean, come on folks—that one lady is wearing a hoodie with the word “GARAGE”, and I’m pretty sure the lady behind her is high out of her mind.
I don’t know what y’all were thinking about last weekend, but Comrades, let me present to you what the Washington Post was thinking about.
“But what they didn’t know was that there was another side of the story. For what the statistician saw was: …”