@nomad421 Vaccines for avian flu. Feels important at this time.

@lirpanator @BalatroGame @LocalThunk +100 mult. Such great choice of colors too!

@nomad421 @CamilleMrcht @BQPMalfoy 311,781,697 in the HQ subset according to our spreadsheets. I think it's probably correct but I would not bet my life on it.

@curious_coding Project Euler is great fun. I've got 304 problems solved. Have learned some very esoteric math on the way.

I don't care if it's not "truly intelligent", whatever that means. If it can solve IMO-level math problems, it would be very useful for my day-to-day math problems which are much simpler.

@curious_coding Survey for the second one?

Amazing paper! Lots of plots and insights on how E. coli ST131 evolves. I'm always wondering just how much variation is there in E. coli and how much of that is capturable by pure k-mer based methods. This paper has some answers. I'll be studying this paper in depth.

@Psy_Fer_ @curious_coding It's complementary. Often I let copilot suggest a function and then check the documentation of that in the IDE. Sometimes it gives new ways of doing things and I learn. Often it generates a good error message instead of unwrap, which I would have been too lazy to write myself.

@Psy_Fer_ I use it basically as a lookup table for common tasks. I disable it when I am doing something more complicated or specialized.

@Psy_Fer_ @nomad421 Yet he never links to the study with the data. Did he just make it up? Is he just trolling?

RT @BQPMalfoy: A very long thread about pangenomes and de Bruijn graphs has been shadowbanned by Twitter due to some pol context related to…

@YannPonty Wait, how do humans manage to verify proofs with 100% accuracy, then? I though everything could be boiled down into efficiently checkable atomic statements, otherwise doing math is impossible, no?

@YannPonty ...A machine could be taught many more techniques than a human could ever learn in a lifetime, similarly like how ChatGPT knows ("knows") way more things than any single human. Feels like this would be an advantage over humans if the rest is just pattern matching with intuition.

@curious_coding @giulio_pibiri @nomad421 It is already buffered but the buffer size is very small. Something like 1kb:

@giulio_pibiri In Themisto I use this class as the output stream, with the inner ofstream given as a template parameter to eliminate dynamic dispatch overhead: