Greg Bernhardt's latest activity
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I’m gonna be honest I was a little bit scared of him so I never ended up being lashed by him. But Rest in Peace!! My favorite post by... -
I missed him as soon as he stopped posting. RIP :frown:
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Greg Bernhardt reacted to WWGD's post in the thread What Free Privacy-Focused AI Chatbots Don’t Use My Data for Training? with
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Hi, I am trying to develop an idea , and in that respect, it helps me to bounce it against an AI ( whose advice/input may be incorrect... -
Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread Announcement RIP Vanadium 50.I'm afraid we can't give many details hedging on privacy defaults and uncertainty what he would want. He had made it known around the...
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His brilliant mix of sarcasm and wittiness with a brush of arrogance will be dearly missed.
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Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread Announcement RIP Vanadium 50.PF is 25 years old, so we have several in that group. I'm afraid that is a small percentage of those we actually lost and will never know.
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That is very sad. He was smart as hell and funny with it. I was on the end of his caustic wit a few times, as I am sure many posters...
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Oh my. That explains a lot. I thought I was getting off too easy recently. I'm gonna miss his sarcastic whippings! :smile: RIP.
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I have some solemn news to report. Many in the community had been wondering where the prolific @Vanadium 50 has been. V50 hasn't posted...
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Greg Bernhardt reacted to fresh_42's post in the thread AlphaEvolve - The Future of Math? with
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LLMs and AIs have a bad reputation at PF, and I share this opinion. I have seen too much nonsense they produced, and too many... -
Greg Bernhardt reacted to martinbn's post in the thread Undergrad There are only finitely many primes with Like.
I just saw this one. If there are finitely many primes, then ##0<\prod_{p}\sin(\frac\pi p)=\prod_p\sin\left(\frac{\pi(1+2\prod_q...
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It's always nice to read about other people's major screwups.
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Greg Bernhardt reacted to symbolipoint's post in the thread Who knows if Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome is real or not? with Like.
One must or may wonder if Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome is valid or foney. Not know right now how the medical specialists or the...
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Greg Bernhardt reacted to sophiecentaur's post in the thread Undergrad Why use Stefan's Law to measure temperature? with Like.
Measuring the temperatures of bright (visible spectrum) cosmic objects would use spectral analysis. But temperatures of IR (warm / hot)...
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Greg Bernhardt reacted to Rick16's post in the thread Undergrad The rocket equation, one more time with Like.
I already posted a similar thread a while ago, but this time I want to focus exclusively on one single point that is still not clear to...
