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I recommend this book: https://math.byu.edu/~doud/transition/

We used it in our intro proofs class in undergrad and it will get you from basic logic to introductory analysis.

So, for people unfamiliar with deep language models like GPT, it's essentially a program that takes in a prompt and predicts the next set of words based on a training corpus -- which in GPT-3's case is a large portion of the internet. In these examples GPT is not executing any python code, it has just been trained on enough Python code/output to successfully predict what kinds of outputs these functions would produce.

I just can't get over the fact even fusion reactors are basically just steam engines. We haven't figured out a better way to produce electricity than boiling water?