Paul Atherton

Hold on did i dream a response saying real or nominal? I'm tempted to say real.

a man in a suit and tie says opec cuts are real ALT: a man in a suit and tie says opec cuts are real

Two barrels says you're wrong. Be that within a year

Apologies. Hay empanadas en la cafetería?

Any pies in the canteen?

I don't want to alarm you but I modelled out that trend line and it appears you'll disappear by September

A real EA would have waited until Blue Monday

Got some fusion food going on in t'Wigan

Half Raclette, with some Lancashire cheese on the side.

10/10 would recommend.

I'd say though that people who are able to accurately trace sources back has always been a few. Both time & access are barriers alongside skills. At least here there is more exposure - but at price of quality and with risks.

I'm also concerned - partly on the QA angle, and people feeling they don't need to. Any base LLM needs fact checking. This is a teachable issue i think.

I'm more concerned with the evolution of Learning in the workforce - many of the tasks that will be automated are valuable learning opportunities.

On the attribution - is that not your paper linked to on the right?

On the wider point, i see the model summaries like an entry level researcher as of now - so the cross sector extrapolating is the kind of simplification they'd make.

Ps. Have you tried Gemini Deep Research?

Will you get a shed like Nick Lea. All the best thinking is done in outhouses.

fishing from home

After driving down to Biarritz and now taking the train to Paris, I can officially share:

France is fucking massive.

I've just switched to here from the darker place, and i have to say, this is the content i'm here for.