How do people like Cleo do this so fast? http://math.stackex

>>8443996
>I have a medical condition that makes it very difficult for me to engage in conversations, or post long answers, sorry for that. I like math and do my best to be useful at this site, although I realize my answers might be not useful for everyone.
Lass has high functioning autism.

>>8443996
Probably a bunch of friends boosting up a user to high rep to get more influence on the site.

>>8444000
dub trips for truth

>>8444000
Even if a bunch of friends worked together on it, the fast response and monster solutions are inhumane.

>>8443996
It's a bot you idiot. It listens to the stackexchange feed and looks for questions like "how to calculte ..." or "how to integrate ...", then does the symbolic computation and pastes the answer.

>>8443998
>Lass has high functioning autism.
Then why isn't she here??

>>8444003
>It's a bot you idiot.
That would be alien grade software. Someone would be wasting billions on not selling Watson crushing tech.

S-She's fast.

>>8443996
Why do you repost this shit every few months?

>>8444014
because it seems really strange. And because he didn't receive any proper answer.

>>8444009
The real value is not in money, but in owning peoples emotions. Knowing what they like. Being able to make them impressed. Knowing how to make them want to help you.

>>8443996
Is Cleo smarter than Tao???

>>8444014
>you
>implying it's the same person every time

she literally just answers integration questions.

what is so impressive about her?

i mean ill admit i couldn't do those integrals but you could just evaluate them numerically with a computer or use maple. can she do something that requires thinking?

>>8444037
>>what is so impressive about her?
to normies, reciting the first 100 numbers of pi is impressing

>>8443996
I'm not completely familiar with Mathematica and such, but wouldn't it be possible that she's just clever enough to manage to reduce the original problem to something Mathematica can find a closed form solution to? Or maybe she checks different software to see if any of them find anything.

>>8444037
>le "computation is dumb" meme
undergrad much ?

>>8444037
Computers can do plenty of things traditionally considered to require thinking.

Have you not heard of computer algebra systems, theorem-proving or deep neural networks?

>>8444055
>theorem-proving
Right now the best that they can do are proofs that are considered rudimentary undergrad ones.

>>8443996
Maybe she's in love with integrals. Why not?

>>8443996
She also asks her own questions: http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/508087/integral-int-0-infty-leftx5-x5-right-operatornameerfc-leftxx5-right

>>8444037
>i mean ill admit i couldn't do those integrals but you could just evaluate them numerically with a computer or use maple
You can easily do that. The hard part is finding a closed form, which is impressive. The practicality is questionable, but doing maths for the sake of doing maths without practical purposes has never been an issue.

>>8444138
>but doing maths for the sake of doing maths without practical purposes has never been an issue
No issue, just autism.

>>8444139
I'm sure that the majority of the mathematical community is autistic to some extent, but nice results are produced and plenty of them have relationships, so autism isn't a problem either.

>>8444139
You do understand that when most mathematics is done for the first time, even the ones with tons of practical applications, they're not done with practical applications in mind right?

>>8444026
The premise was that she was actually software and I think I was reasonably plausible in refuting that.

The remaining possibility is that it is (at least) one person and I can relate to massively sandbagging people.

t.NotCleo

>>8444003
>then does the symbolic computation
That's not as trivial as you make it out to be.

>It's another Cleo thread

>>8443998
>I have a medical condition that makes it very difficult for me to ...
wew lad.

>>8444251
Well, it is not as if half the readers in here also have some conditions causing issues...

>>8444239
We haven't had one in months.

>>8443996
She's an A.I

>>8444428
Read >>8444009

>>8444423
Why have them at all?

>>8444239
>not praising Cleo every time

>>8444251
That's her excuse for only posting the final answer.

cleo used to be a respectable mathematician, until she was bit by a radioactive engineer
now she can only solve integrals

do you think cleo is cute

>>8446205
Engineers can't do the integrals that she can do.

>>8446210
she probably cant move so her body is horrible

>>8446210
Dunno why but she gives me boners, even though i have no idea what her personality is like nor what she looks like. All i know is that she is smarter than me, and everyone i know.

>>8446370
me too dude, it's surprising that no attempt to find out who she is was made given that she's so popular here

>>8444239
I love Cleo threads

>>8444037
She finds closed form solutions for integrals that even symbolic softwares can't solve. The few times someone posts the whole derivation, it's always a series of fucked up steps.

>>8446210
It's most likely a dude.

i want to believe that she's hot as fuck but dresses conservatively...

>>8447219

Yeah, but remember that statistically speaking those girls are the ones who tend to go for the black guys do to their bigger dicks.

Cleo's a DoD project.
It's in Hillary's emails

man, people in /sci/ are mad jealous of the intelligence of others. Just because Cleo is smart doesn't mean she must be just "mad autistic" or a robot. You're just dumber than her which is why you lash out. curb your autism brainlets.