← Back to context Comment by qarl 4 days ago Refusing to get out of the way of a train isn't the train's fault. 4 comments qarl Reply dare944 4 days ago Lol ...and they call AI inhuman! qarl 4 days ago We've been hearing about this train for more than 30 years. Anyone who didn't see it coming had their head in the sand.It's ok - I understand it seemed impossible. But many people understood it just fine - and they're doing fine. dare944 4 days ago I knew for decades that my parents were going to die, but I still mourned the day it happened, and for a long while afterwards.Your inability to give space for those who love math to mourn its inevitable evolution is unnecessarily cruel. 1 reply →
dare944 4 days ago Lol ...and they call AI inhuman! qarl 4 days ago We've been hearing about this train for more than 30 years. Anyone who didn't see it coming had their head in the sand.It's ok - I understand it seemed impossible. But many people understood it just fine - and they're doing fine. dare944 4 days ago I knew for decades that my parents were going to die, but I still mourned the day it happened, and for a long while afterwards.Your inability to give space for those who love math to mourn its inevitable evolution is unnecessarily cruel. 1 reply →
qarl 4 days ago We've been hearing about this train for more than 30 years. Anyone who didn't see it coming had their head in the sand.It's ok - I understand it seemed impossible. But many people understood it just fine - and they're doing fine. dare944 4 days ago I knew for decades that my parents were going to die, but I still mourned the day it happened, and for a long while afterwards.Your inability to give space for those who love math to mourn its inevitable evolution is unnecessarily cruel. 1 reply →
dare944 4 days ago I knew for decades that my parents were going to die, but I still mourned the day it happened, and for a long while afterwards.Your inability to give space for those who love math to mourn its inevitable evolution is unnecessarily cruel. 1 reply →
Lol ...and they call AI inhuman!
We've been hearing about this train for more than 30 years. Anyone who didn't see it coming had their head in the sand.
It's ok - I understand it seemed impossible. But many people understood it just fine - and they're doing fine.
I knew for decades that my parents were going to die, but I still mourned the day it happened, and for a long while afterwards.
Your inability to give space for those who love math to mourn its inevitable evolution is unnecessarily cruel.
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