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Julien Combe

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Professor at CREST - Ecole polytechnique | Affiliated researcher at Institute for Public Policies & CEPR | Market Design | Views are my own | https://sites.google.com/site/combeju/home

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Julien Combe (@combeju.bsky.social) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 19 octubre 2023. Tiene 942 seguidores, sigue a 319 cuentas y ha publicado 394 posts.

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  • Julien Gossa@juliengossa.cpesr.fr

    Si la filière est « non sélective » alors oui, on prend. Sinon, on assume que toutes les filières sont sélectives, on supprime la notion de filières non sélectives, et on arrête de faire semblant qu'il y aura une place pour tout le monde, et puis on discute de comment sont décidées les places.

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  • undercoverhist.bsky.social@undercoverhist.bsky.social

    For the record, I just managed to catch a TGV on a 9min correspondance in Mannheim Was yelled at me because I had the audacity to order a coffee 10 minutes before the personnel shift in Erfurt and some of us got locked out of our coach for 15 minutes (ICE door breakdown), but still, what a feat!

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  • Jason Hartline@jasonhartline.bsky.social

    I'm quite optimistic about a TCS that is focused first on asking good questions, and less so on open questions. It will be harder to evaluate what research is good research, and to train our students to ask good questions, but we can see how to do it by looking, e.g., at TE (Theoretical Economics).

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  • Jason Hartline@jasonhartline.bsky.social

    On the other hand, it's hard to evaluate whether a new question is a good question, and posing such questions wouldn't attract headlines in the news. Thus, for the same reason they aren't easy targets for human-executed TCS research, perhaps they aren't easy targets for AI-executed TCS research?

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  • Jason Hartline@jasonhartline.bsky.social

    So far, we haven't seen much evidence that AI is formulating new and interesting mathematical questions, so perhaps there is a future for TCS in research paradigm more like ET with fewer open problems and more focus on developing insight by asking good questions.

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