Comment by moi2388

Emdash all over the article.

It wasn’t just that.. all over the article..

I am getting really strong LLM article vibes.

…that existed in the world of descriptive set theory — about the number of colors required to color certain infinite graphs in a measurable way.

To Bernshteyn, it felt like more than a coincidence. It wasn’t just that computer scientists are like librarians too, shelving problems based on how efficiently their algorithms work. It wasn’t just that these problems could also be written in terms of graphs and colorings. Perhaps, he thought, the two bookshelves had more in common than that. Perhaps the connection between these two fields went much, much deeper. Perhaps all the books, and their shelves, were identical, just written in different languages — and in need of a translator.