Some day humans will find it so quaint that polynomials were our best models of Physics
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Student Conference Access and Educational Equity Priorities
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Fair is another question. But if it's a question of my student going to a conference or not, I'll do whatever I can to send them. Things don't always work out fair.
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AI Debate 3: The AGI Debate Event Announcement
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Learn New Skills: Blockchain, Guitar, and Career Growth
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5/ Pick up a new skill: This is great time for learning something new. It could be blockchain, brushing up on your guitar chords, anything. It may help your career, or not. But it’ll keep you busy and do wonders for your self-worth. Hope this helps. DM if you wish to talk. End
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Human Connection and Conversation as Mental Health Healing
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3/ Reach out, connect, talk: Seek out people you are comfortable with and just talk. It does not have to be profound, career defining conversations. Discussing the latest Netflix series will do too. But you will find that a conversation, any type of conversation, is a healer.
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5 Tips to Navigate Layoff Impact and Mental Resilience
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5 tips if you are impacted by a #layoff.
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Learning from Unconventional Coding Approaches and Best Practices
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More generally, if I see someone coding productively using an approach that's different to the status quo, I don't close the file. I learn everything I can about why they did that, since it's likely it's very intentional and might be a source of insights.
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Twitter Ouroboros: Self-Referential Feedback Loop Dynamics
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I am being sucked in by the rapidly forming Twitter ouroboros (or perhaps Twitter singularity)
— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) 5 novembre 2022
People on Twitter keep assuming that every one of my tweets is commentary on what is happening on Twitter, thus applying the findings to Twitter, ensuring it is commentary on Twitter. pic.twitter.com/rux4AFKwb1I am being sucked in by the rapidly forming Twitter ouroboros (or perhaps Twitter singularity) People on Twitter keep assuming that every one of my tweets is commentary on what is happening on Twitter, thus applying the findings to Twitter, ensuring it is commentary on Twitter.
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Understanding Complexity Science for AI Systems
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And to understand the science of complexity, this site is a great place to start. https://t.co/bv4wUcf51C
— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) 5 novembre 2022And to understand the science of complexity, this site is a great place to start.