The hierarchy doesn't seem to work. The extremely weak conjecture is the Archimedean property, but I don't see how you prove it from "every number above 7 is the sum of two other numbers". That can be true even if there are only five numbers above 7.
Or in the other direction, if numbers stop at 3, that certainly won't falsify "every number above 7 is the sum of two other numbers". It will prove that it's true. And the extremely strong conjecture immediately proves that the extremely weak one is false.
They already got promoted and might not be managing the same team, plus it sells the lie better, and most people wouldn’t go along with this forever and might start claiming things so they have to discredit you first.
To expand, it comes from the stealth name it was given on LMArena I believe. The model made news while still in "stealth mode" and so Google capitalised on the PR they'd already built around that and just launched it officially with the same name.
Edit: Actually all you need is vim -es +'exec "norm! i\r\rFizz\r\rBuzz\rFizz\r\r\rFizz\rBuzz\r\rFizz\r\r\rFizzBuzz\<esc>Vggy7P101GdG"|%s/^$/\=line(".")/|%p|q!'
that's so beyond obviously a sarcastic remark. In that regard I'd consider a vast majority of the humans totally capable of detecting dead pan sarcasm both in spoken and written speech.
> Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic.
It's still off-topic here at hn. The community is very international, similar things happen in dozens of other countries too. The front page would be full of politics, if those kind of articles wouldn't be flagged.
There are a lot of other platforms, that are open for any topic, including politics. Reddit is probably the most similar one to hn.
It is the most powerful country in the world, the strongest military power in the world by far, a global nuclear power, and the basis of European military security and peace - at a time of Russian military expansionism.
Can you explain? I haven’t been watching TV news, but I haven’t seen this being broadly covered elsewhere.
You’re saying this is trivial and uninteresting? Or just everything relating to the US government is “politics” and we can’t talk about it? Because I think the guideline is meant to be about the former.
Others would say this is exactly what they voted for. Unfortunately it's all about perspective, and after a decade of passively consuming hn, it's obvious where the sites interest lies in terms of moderating content.
I bet you could use LLMs to turn stupid comments about LLMs into insightful comments that people want to read. I wonder if there’s a startup working on that?
