:-) ...

This is fun :-)

The real question is: how much does the drug cost, independent of who pays for it?

If I may share, the stuff occurring in a computer would not be qualified as math … math is more about intuition and the sense of describing things in quantitative languages …

Horrible for a so-called democratic country …

The clipper chip was brought to us by the country that proclaims to spread democracy across the world. Democracies can be authoritarian if you scare the public enough.

Democrats in the US touting „combating hate speech” would love to do the same here

Well said!

Interesting article ... with the wisdom of software engineering being forgotten, it will unfortunately get worse ...

I had similar question ... based on a hint @DoctorOetker gave in his comments, e.g., system biology, etc., searched the web and found quite a few good starting references with https://users.ece.cmu.edu/~brunos/Lecture1.pdf, https://www.math.uwaterloo.ca/~bingalls/MMSB/Notes.pdf, https://library.oapen.org/bitstream/id/d9e017e0-d794-4cbb-b7... being some of them.

Anthropic is losing it … this is all the “report” indicated to people …

Truly a treasure trove … unfortunately, much of the wisdom from people like Dijkstra seems to have been forgotten or ignored by the software engineering industry.

Since I've been playing around with AI a lot lately, I'd suggest taking a few papers and uploading them for context...seeing good examples vastly improves their subsequent programming ability.