Nataliya Kosmyna

LLM, and then there is Natalia who used it, right?

So this will be, even that was important.

But ultimately, the school, of course, is not about that.

As I mentioned, everything you learn is obsolete knowledge by itself.

But it has this base.

You do need to have the base.

You're not going to be a physicist if you don't have it.

Whatever it feels about, you know, you're not going to be math, you're not going to be a programmer.

Our next paper is actually about wipe coding.

Spoiler alert, not going to work if you don't have the base, right?

But the idea is that back to what we actually maybe should look at really is what the school is great, which is the best thing I actually brought from school is this base, definitely super useful, but also my friends.

people on whom I rely in hard situations with whom we write those grants, with whom we can shout and have fun and cry over funding that is over for a lot of us, right?

All of that stuff, right?

These connections, right?

This is what maybe we should value because we are killing it further and further, right?

And we are just...

keeping people in this silos of being a user, right?

And that's where it only stays.

And this imaginary three and a half friends from Zack, from Zackenberg, right?

That he mentioned, thanks to whom we have three and a half friends.