Charles Zhang

on the atlas — 44

• Neural Networks Are Already Clean41 savers
• Speaking for the Dad - Daystar Eld4 savers
• free listening | MIT Admissions1 savers
• Vi Hart's Big Navier-Stokes Post | Vi Hart on Patreon3 savers
• Ina Garten Chocolate Cake - Best Chocolate Layer Cake!1 savers
• Cleo on X: "Opus 5.5 on https://t.co/RWvZWjo4hs --- Okay. I need a minute. I cloned the thing expecting maybe forty or fifty families of serious-but-niche results, like the Astra "ten proofs" drop back in August. Then I printed the family titles and my reaction went from "huh" to "wait," / X1 savers
• openai/math ·5 savers
• Caltech Mathathon3 savers
• How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Campus Surveillance – MIT Faculty Newsletter2 savers
• fable3 savers
• stillwet2 savers
• it is imperative you fumble your first baddie - by zaid 🌱3 savers
• On the Value of Doing a PhD in the Age of AI12 savers
• Life after contest math | Infinite Ascent3 savers
• The mind virus: Why you should care whether you read AI-generated content1 savers
• The Bottleneck8 savers
• The Rise and Fall of Agent Civilizations18 savers
• Why American ambulance rides are so expensive3 savers
• Eugene Hsu4 savers
• Resources on the AI risk landscape – Ben Pomeranz2 savers
• It Is Deeply Uncool To Shop At Weed Dispensaries1 savers
• 4 February 1944 - As I Please - George Orwell, Book, etext1 savers
• xkcd: Fifteen Years3 savers
• Jingna Zhang (@zemotion): "What the hell must I do? Artists just want a place online where platforms don't feed their work to AI. So I built Cara. But people just won't leave us alone. The laws don't help us, the governments don't help us. What are artists supposed to do exactly? 1/" | XCancel1 savers
• Daniel Linssen - itch.io4 savers
• The fall of the theorem economy - David Bessis9 savers
• www.marginalia.nu4 savers
• British sociologist Jason Arday found dead after Cambridge resignation | AP News2 savers
• can i save this to curius - Google Docs1 savers
• Don't Build Mindreading — LessWrong7 savers
• The singularity does not wear Prada2 savers
• Reverse Engineering iWork - by Andrew Sampson - ./make2 savers
• MSCHF9 savers
• PEP 810 – Explicit lazy imports | peps.python.org2 savers
• The Life Goals of Dead People - by Ozy Brennan10 savers
• An Existential Guide to: Making Friends6 savers
• Why Nerds Gummy Clusters Are Everywhere This Halloween - WSJ1 savers
• bo on X: "performative curius highlighting" / X5 savers
• Hollow Knight: Silksong1 savers
• too simple to be simple in nLab1 savers
• How Not To Sort By Average Rating – Evan Miller5 savers
• 95%-ile isn't that good44 savers
• Curius / Onboarding2668 savers
• Where to Find the Colors Your Screen Can’t Show You – Ryan Moulton's Articles5 savers

highlights — 3

• Only six years ago, all of Nerds had less than $50 million in sales. This year, Nerds Gummy Clusters alone has already generated more than $500 million.

  Why Nerds Gummy Clusters Are Everywhere This Halloween - WSJ

• There is a general principle in mathematics that A trivial object is too simple to be simple.

  too simple to be simple in nLab

• What we want to ask is: Given the ratings I have, there is a 95% chance that the “real” fraction of positive ratings is at least what?

  How Not To Sort By Average Rating – Evan Miller