Even the French are starting to get it lol

Joe Haden takes issue with the Steelers Secondary: “Let them hit me in the face with a hitch first. Then, boom, pick-six, and now you're going to have to start double-moving me. You get one time. One time. Okay, shame on me. But if you run a hitch or a slant three times in a row on third down, I'm jumping one of those. I'll act like I don't know what's going on, pick it off, and punish you for it. Then you're going to have to double-move me. You should have had to double-move me after the first one. You can't just keep running the same thing. I'm sitting there like, 'Guys, come on.' It's third-and-six, and they're running stick routes. Then it's third-and-seven, and they're running stick routes again. Then it's third-and-two, and they're running slants.” #Steelers #NFL

TF did we trade this guy for a 3rd round pick. 🤦‍♂️ #Steelers #NFL

YEMEN'S HOUTHIS SAY THEY LAUNCHED AN ATTACK ON SAUDI RAS TANURA REFINERY ON THE GULF

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Colin Cowherd questions why Omar Khan won’t help get more talent for Aaron Rodgers: “Aaron Rodgers has nothing to work with. DK Metcalf is worth about one big reception a game. Their second and third-best receivers were running backs. Jaylen Warren is spectacular, he was the best player on the field. That’s about it. They gave the GM job to a guy [Omar Khan] that was in the building forever. Where are the Steeler receivers? Aaron’s got nothing to work with.” #Steelers #NFL

تیتای قشنگم جزو معدود آدماییه که دنیا رو واسم قابل تحمل میکنه این روز روزیه که خورشیدم طلوع کرده تولدت مبارک تیتا🥹 سال دیگه توی ایران آزاد خودم میگیرم تولدتو🫂🫂

He has a point. To me the OpenAI announcement seems to be about mathematical physics. To most people "mathematical physics" and "theoretical physics" sound interchangeable but they are different disciplines. Theoretical physics is solidly part of physics. In this area, researchers develop either theories that explain observations already made, or they improve existing theories to make predictions for observations. (At least that's what they should be doing.) Mathematical physics on the other hand is usually part of the department of mathematics, not physics. It is concerned, loosely speaking, with cleaning up the mess that physicists have made of their theories of nature. Or in some cases studying the properties of theories that have nothing to do with nature. (Like physics in lower or higher dimensions, fields that don't exist in nature, etc.) People in these two disciplines work closely together of course. But mathematical physics is more maths than physics. I would not consider it part of the natural sciences as it is not itself concerned with describing nature. I don't know exactly what the OpenAI discovery is about, but it sounds like it is more in the area of mathematical physics rather than theoretical physics. I am not saying this makes it irrelevant, but as Andreas points out, it is of limited interest for applications. xitter.cf/karch_andreas/status/2…

this morning Scott Aaronson on a podcast said that AI "has not come for his friends in physics yet..." few hours later OpenAI reveals they've broken our entire understanding of reality...

Hedge funds are betting against US stocks at levels not seen in 5 YEARS. And Goldman Sachs’ data suggests the selling is getting extreme. Across global stocks, there were roughly 5 short-selling trades for every 1 buying trade. Goldman knows this because its prime brokerage desk lends money and shares to hedge funds, giving it a view into how they’re positioning. Here’s what its data revealed: > Global tech stocks saw their largest two-week stretch of net selling in more than 10 years of record. > Japan’s Nikkei fell 10% in two weeks, entering a technical correction. The part investors should understand? A short is a bet that a price will FALL. Imagine selling your neighbour’s $300 lawn mower, hoping to buy it back later for $200. You pocket the $100 difference. But what if the price jumps to $500? You still owe the mower. Now you have to buy it back at a $200 loss. And when thousands of short sellers are forced to buy back at once, their buying can push prices even higher. That’s called a SHORT SQUEEZE. The more crowded the short trade, the greater the potential for a sudden reversal if prices rise. It doesn’t guarantee a rally. But when everyone is leaning in the same direction, the move can get violent when the market turns. So before you sell your tech stocks because of a scary headline, remember: the people betting against them may eventually become buyers.