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23d ago
This paper diagnosed the disease in 2018. Eight years later none of the recommendations happened. Norms, collaboration, responsible disclosure - none of it materialized in any structural way. I think the reason is that the paper frames mali
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24d ago
I will not engage further We can only hope. Your original engagement was very rude.
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24d ago
Alright since you’re going to express moral indignation, allow me to say what I really think. I think it is incredibly rude to go on a SHOW HN where a person may have (as in this case) spent months on an actual project and finally shows it,
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26d ago
Just because LLMs can write copy for webpages doesn't mean they should. A landing page should not warrant a tl;dr.
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26d ago
Some people don't want to read anything these days, suspecting an LLM. Not code. Not ideas. Nothing. They're weary of LLM-generated writing. Guess what else the LLM generated. An entire compiler for a new language. Over 7 months o
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Show HN: A new, safe, programming language for LLMs and Humans to collaborate
(ulanguage.org)
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26d ago
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26d ago
I think the "stable" in stable genius actually refers to the points of stability under transformations. Brower's fixed point theorem. Do your own research!
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26d ago
This is eternal September my friend The AI is only going to increase on all forums from here. There's no stopping it, because on most forums people will start preferring AI in many areas
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26d ago
This was clearly a secret attempt of Trump's to be the world's best president for getting off fossil fuels and moving to renewables. The man is playing 7 dimensional chess bro! When all is said and done it will be he, not AOC or B
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26d ago
I try to do the opposite. However, I do battle test ideas against LLMs a lot, as well as humans. The experts have very limited access and availability: https://magarshak.com/blog/why-im-confident-in-my-views/ The
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28d ago
Hmm, that's literally what this is asserting: https://x.com/ParkerThayer/status/2097759699626328575 but then how would you explain this, are they all "in on it"? https://x.com/Taylor
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28d ago
Achtung!
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28d ago
im happy for you tho, or sorry that happened
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28d ago
What if open-ended agents are overkill for 99% of problems? Let's just take that premise for a second. Most organizations want to follow "best practices" and train their employees to do so. Hiring a genius and giving him tota
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28d ago
This is ultimately a GAN and will converge below the error rate: https://xkcd.com/810/
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28d ago
Saw it the other evening and I have to agree. The plot is — lame and inconsistent? I would recommend “who framed Roger Rabbit” over this.
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1mo ago
The Nix project has been able to bootstrap an entire Linux distribution from scratch. However, doing that traditionally relies on binary seeds -- meaning the very first compiler in the chain is downloaded as a prebuilt binary rather than co
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1mo ago
Because he's trashing a project he himself oversaw for years? And his own judgment and leadership for all those years?
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1mo ago
It's just a matter of personal definitions, it seems. Here is an example: https://ulanguage.org What level would you say this language was? Is it a low-level systems language, or is it also usable for writing web sites?
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1mo ago
“Someone decided to trash the one part of Windows that was usable? The file system is no longer usable. The registry is not usable. This program listing was one sane place but now it is all crapped up.” That does not sound like something Bi
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1mo ago
Someone actually testing Kolmogorov Complexity LOL
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1mo ago
The information is much higher dimensional than you would be able to understand. We’d have models monitoring models as our only way to know what they’re planning. A great movie on this is “Collosus: the Forbin Project”. Shot decades ago. Th
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1mo ago
How do I reach out to you? We're building something that you might want to be a part of. (The "Safebox" comes with all the software you need, and you can just clone its AMI on AWS etc.) Would love to have a conversation. If y
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1mo ago
So Fermat’s Last Theorem has been proven a long time ago? By Andrew Wiles right? Is this like Appel and Haken >>> Seymour and Robin Thomas proof of 4CT?
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1mo ago
Tell me you use an LLM to write everything without telling me... A clock for a world with no center. Names that can't lie. Convergence without coordination. Storage too cheap to delete. Machines summoned in milliseconds. OK, got it.
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1mo ago
The sexbots are coming…
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1mo ago
Alex Finn was using and touting Mac Minis hehe He started that whole trend!
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1mo ago
I did! Yes
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1mo ago
Actual story: https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/39i30p/harvey_weins...
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1mo ago
I think you meant "spelt" rather than spent. A but ironic, all things considered.
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