When I break it or it becomes unusable. I paid extra when I got my current phone for a thicker case that also plugs up the charging port, because the charging port has been the point of failure on most of my phones so far. On the other hand, I do have wireless charging built-in this time, so I could use that if the USBC port dies.
I thought pilots would be great at telling jokes because they can get the jokes to land where us unpracticed plebs would crash and burn
A sighting
How are there more than one of me? This should not be possible
I’d assume a picture is taken with a camera. An art piece would be called a painting or a print, maybe just framed art if it’s not clear how it was made
That’s so good! Yeah, they didn’t have all the research about building the perfect addictive game back then.
They still make those, very interesting
Sounds luxurious, I might have to look one up
That’s a great gift! Did the giver know you would enjoy the challenge?
Wow, you have some long lasting items! Very cool to have been gifted these things
Oh man, yes. All the things that contribute to cpstd get more intense around the holidays. Off topic but real response there
This is such a neat window into a whole different world for me, thank you for writing all this out!
It does sound very much like artists and the whole conversation of who’s selling out and who is being true to the art.
It seems to me that we definitely need both types in this world, ones like you who are curious and just want to explode the edges of what we understand for the sake of discovery, and ones who are willing to apply their mathematic knowledge to narrowly defined problems.
Your sketch is essentially a highly detailed prompt. If you want to be an artist, stick with what you can do and use practice and repetition to get better. You’re already far better at drawing than you think you are.
If you insist on using AI to finish out what you sketch, then it becomes a product of AI and everything that comes with that. It is no longer your own work.
An actual mathematician has arrived!
So, it seems from this whole thread that math for math’s sake is not a money-making endeavor, but being the guy who runs the numbers for a company or institution is where the money comes from.
Is there a lot of stigma in pure math circles against people who move on to do applied mathematics?
So the 6’ 4" guy in finance is just a tall math whiz?
Actuary? This is a job title I haven’t learned anything about
Liam on ticktock and YouTube would agree
And fiber
Yes, of course. But what math? For who? In what setting?
No one is forcing you to continue