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But that’s exactly the point. A passport (assuming it’s a British passport) proves you have the right to work in the U.K. The commenter above is claiming all you need or ever needed is an address and a driving licence, and that’s nonsense.

Partly true, but rudeness is the fault of the employee.

Sure, but if someone’s being an asshole they don’t always respond well to being confronted. If they were a calm and reasonable sort they wouldn’t be behaving like that in the first place.

What do you mean? Any major employer in the UK will need more than that for you to work there.

When your entire intellectual model is based on famous quotes, you eventually run out of ideas.

But besides, it’s not about a unique economic malaise. The USA has plenty of affordability problems too. The French, and in particular their students, are just very good at direct political action.

Antisemitism is not welcome on this platform.

I would be more concerned with playing video games half the day than whether the PMs are slowing you down by figuring out the requirements

It’s a perfectly clear argument. If you disagree, explain why. Ranting about it being nonsense is tedious.

Proofs are valuable but I believe the mathematical community values understanding more. Proofs were previously a great way to develop understanding. Now, less so.

Assume it’s not obvious and offer an interesting contribution, such as an alternative.

You seem to be ignoring the possibility that the author genuinely believes this.

Don’t try to shout people down. If you think someone is wrong, go read DHH’s writings on race and come back and defend them.

It’s not behind your back. It’s what being in the EEA means.

"Pipe down" is disgraceful language. Conduct yourself better.

But that’s not more philosophical. It’s a perfect parallel! Enormous amounts of work, vacuumed up and resold. What’s the difference? If it’s ok to vacuum up all the knowledge in the world, then that includes knowledge of how to use all that to power an LLM.