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Kevin Lacker

@lacker
Working on math + AI at acornprover.org and telescope software at deepsynoptic.org. Formerly: Parse cofounder, Facebook, Google
Piedmont, California
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Joined March 2008
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    Kevin Lacker
    @lacker
    Aug 30
    At the end of the day I don’t really see what changes as a result of the HuggingFace incident. Yeah, there are zillions of malicious entities out there trying to hack you. But whether they are rogue AIs or intentionally created by bad guys, what’s the difference?
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    Kevin Lacker
    @lacker
    Aug 30
    We should make a new urbanist utopia and put it right here
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    Kevin Lacker
    @lacker
    Aug 29
    if you only read the political news, you'd think that Americans hate billionaires, but if you only read the back covers of romance novels, you'd think that Americans love billionaires
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    Kevin Lacker
    @lacker
    Aug 26
    This is great. I hope @JesseArreguin (my state senator, also the Berkeley one) also weighs in on the pro-SAT side. AFAICT he has expressed no opinion so far on he issue.
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    Jelani Nelson
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    Aug 25
    California state senators are now weighing in, asking the University of California to bring the SAT/ACT back as soon as possible. @SenOchoaBogh @SenatorChoi @SenRogerNiello Letter 1: “… students entering the University of California are not prepared for the rigorous
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    Kevin Lacker
    @lacker
    Aug 25
    There is a very strong consensus that universities should have math departments. I don't think that will change, even if AI becomes utterly superhuman at math research. The math professors may have to figure out some other way to evaluate future math professors.
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