Automatic car windows have got to be the least intuitive design mechanism ever. Getting them to open or close a little instead of all the way damn near requires a PhD if not a Nobel Prize.

John Cage's 4'33' is brilliant. No notes.

I want to like Tesla but Elon Musk’s statements and politics are really ruining it for me. I miss the good ole days when car manufacturers were wholesome people without objectionable views, people like Henry Ford.

*Checks Wikipedia*

Oh, yikes…

My P(somewhere between doom and abundance) is 99.999%.

Umm, perhaps you should look up what the word “unequivocal” means—or reconsider your use of it, given what you mention in your second tweet here, Sam Altman.

The only true AI X-risk.

My wife is growing a tulip that reminds me of Superman’s fortress of solitude.

Amusing juxtaposition here.

AI chatbots have infiltrated scientific publishing - with huge ramifications. My latest for Scientific American 'delved' (yes, really) into the data scientificamerican.com/article/chatbo…

When someone has lots of followers but only follows a few accounts, I usually find it interesting to see which accounts those are. In this case, the answer was less interesting than I expected.

Still deciding on the readings that I want to assign for each lecture. Suggestions and feedback welcome!

Gauss tried but they wouldn’t let him because his distribution wasn’t special enough. They said it was just a normal distribution.

Coming up on a year, we miss this guy every single day.

Yes, math papers really do have titles like this. Multibananas :)
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My pyros.