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cherryteastain
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On the Navier–Stokes Millennium Prize Problem
Navier Stokes existence and smoothness has approximately zero bearing on engineering applications
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ricksunny
6 days ago
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My dreams of a magnetohydrodynamic hand water-cannon are dashed
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azan_
6 days ago
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Existence of AI capable of solving millennium problem has enormous bearing on everything though.
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diehunde
6 days ago
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What kind of enormous bearing? Computers have been able to do things humans can't for decades now.
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azan_
5 days ago
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Are you being flippant?
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diehunde
5 days ago
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Are you avoiding the question?
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azan_
5 days ago
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The question is so daft that I’m not sure it’s worth entertaining it. But sure, I’ll bite - it will result in massive displacement in intellectual workers, without creating (a significant number of) new jobs.
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diehunde
5 days ago
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you still haven't told me why this is different from the last 40 years of computers beating humans at stuff
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diehunde
6 days ago
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yeah no sh*t
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