Jed Brown

Jed Brown

jedbrown.org

Prof developing fast algorithms, reliable software, and healthy communities for computational science. Opinions my own. https://neuromatch.social/@jedbrown https://PhyPID.org | aspiring killjoy | refuse epistemicide | he/they

👤 Joined on 24 octubre 2023

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“As Americans increasingly turn to chatbots for political information, experts warn that this AI feedback loop could quietly distort the information voters receive, seeding errors about candidates and elections across the internet and into the hands of millions of people.”

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This is the thing that excites me

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Mathematician Karl Weierstrass was born #OTD, Halloween, in 1815. The fools at The Academy all said that he was mad, but he showed them in 1872 when he revealed he had created a MONSTER. Let's learn about the terrible thing he made in his laboratory. 🧪 🎃 Image: Smithsonian Institution Libraries

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In 1931, Stefan Banach proved that differentiable functions constitute a "meager set" of continuous functions. Differentiability is a fairy tale we tell our students to protect them from a horrible fact: most continuous functions are monsters. Mathematically speaking, monsters are everywhere.

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01 noviembre 2026 04:03

Do you know the amount of paranoia serious people have about losing user data — the amount of rational analysis and empirical work we put into everything. We have an ethical duty to understand systems to the best of our ability, something that cannot possibly be satisfied with just an LLM's output

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