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Re:Ten advances in mathematics and theoretical computer science by mungaihaha on Saturday August 01, 2026 @07:22AM (#49133415)
Grad students on zero pay solve problems like this everyday. What exactly is your point here?
Re:Ten advances in mathematics and theoretical computer science by mirzap on Saturday August 01, 2026 @07:39AM (#49133525)
Even if they can solve problems like this every day, you still have a very limited number of grad students who can solve them. With model capabilities like this, you can have the equivalent of millions of grad students who can solve problems like this.
Re:Ten advances in mathematics and theoretical computer science by whattheheckheck on Saturday August 01, 2026 @10:13AM (#49134645)
Give the grad students these resources and they can do even more!!!
Re:Ten advances in mathematics and theoretical computer science by gbnwl on Saturday August 01, 2026 @12:11PM (#49135637)
Everyday? Which 10 problems were solved by mathematics grad students in the past 10 days?

OK I’ll grant that it’s not your obligation to be my search function (despite you making the wild assertion in the first place), so instead can you just point us to the latest grad student solved problem of this level that you know of?

Re:Ten advances in mathematics and theoretical computer science by r0uv3n on Saturday August 01, 2026 @06:55PM (#49139376)
Grad students do not solve problems such as the existence of non-sofic groups every day.
Re:Ten advances in mathematics and theoretical computer science by mungaihaha on Monday August 03, 2026 @11:41AM (#49157249)
Plenty of 'advances in mathematics' done pre-llm, no?
Re:Ten advances in mathematics and theoretical computer science by maleldil on Saturday August 01, 2026 @06:55PM (#49139382)
Zero pay? These would be PhD candidates; surely they have a stipend?
Re:Ten advances in mathematics and theoretical computer science by Readerium on Saturday August 01, 2026 @11:02PM (#49140653)
Nopes, often times especially in math they get paid due to teaching duties (at least in the US). So technically for the math research part they are not getting any stipend.