Not math but the discovery of Thermus aquaticus was seemingly useless but later had profound applications in medicine. There’s a good Veritasium video on it

Ah, good find. I just assumed it would have been explicit about it from the start

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Aren’t you not supposed to train LLMs on LLM-generated content?

Also he should call it Grok 5; so powerful that it skips over 4. That would be very characteristic of him

You mean landscape?

Same

Thank you Cunningham’s Law

Edit: i don’t mean that in a bad way, thanks for providing the source

America bad and everything but this looks like it’s a photo of the China National Highway 110 traffic jam

Technically possible. Most people have an above average number of arms

Thanks, that explains it - I had no idea what that is

I could never understand what the guy on the boat is doing with his arm when he says “righto” at like 58 seconds

C is passable

I want that mug

And in William Shatner’s voice

They did surgery on a tardigrade

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And while requiring special characters, they only allow some special characters. So you just turn off special characters in the generator and then add an exclamation mark at the end

I always thought they were tied *to* the tracks

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