> People seem to be talking about anything except the actual results with this particular announcement.
To be fair, most people have a fairly good handle on "Does opting out my prompts from training runs actually work?", but not on Navier-Stokes. They discuss what more immediately affects them.
Additionally, I'm no physicist but I suspect the possibility of singularities in NS equations is probably one of those 'true but not meaningful' facts. If it took our brightest minds 175 years to craft such a scenario, how relevant can it be in practice? Especially when turbulence exists. Maybe I'm wrong or it has some consequences for pure math though.
To be fair, most people have a fairly good handle on "Does opting out my prompts from training runs actually work?", but not on Navier-Stokes. They discuss what more immediately affects them.