Greg Bernhardt's latest activity
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Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread PF World Cup Chat 2026.Exactly what FIFA wants. I don't think England or even Argentina are a match for France though. -
Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread Tusi couple.Thanks for sharing!
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Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread A short proof of the Poincare Lemma.Thanks for sharing!
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Greg Bernhardt reacted to jedishrfu's post in the thread What Is The Data Center Story? with
Informative.
I like how they say free energy but if you're powering a data center I'm pretty sure you're going to be slowing the Earth’s rotation... -
Greg Bernhardt reacted to Frabjous's post in the thread Interactive atlas of research papers with
Wow.
Last year I asked an AI for a list of papers on a niche topic. I identified ten papers that I wanted to take a look at. Each of the... -
Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread AI Is AI Overhyped?.I think it will be sparked by open source models. GLM-5.2 is good enough for most light to medium scale tasks. Once there are frontier...
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Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread It's been half a century - Why am I still warring with my printer?.Companies don't make money off the hardware, they make money off the ink. Thus, printers have been and always will be unimpressive. The...
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Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread What Is The Data Center Story?.I found this story both interesting and disturbing. Also one has to wonder about the idea of putting extremely sensitive electrical...
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8.5M research papers mapped into an interactive atlas https://tomesphere.com/atlas
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Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread Interactive atlas of research papers.Wow I feel like my Chrome tab nearly crashed while moving around lol. Where is the toggle to filter out papers with hallucinated...
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Then you'll be happy that they promised another season, but the ending kind of hinted at that.
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Greg Bernhardt reacted to dextercioby's post in the thread Announcement Forum Consolidations with
Like.
Good idea/deed, Greg. Slimmer is better. -
Greg Bernhardt reacted to Astronuc's post in the thread Structural failure (buckling) of columns in NY City building, 235 E 42nd Street with Wow.
Someone failed to do proper calculations/analysis...
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Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread Announcement Forum Consolidations.Work in progress, but okay for now, thanks!
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Maybe off topic... but I like the "Science by Humans" part Physics Forums - Science by Humans
