al2o3cr

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by al2o3cr 1y ago
Fascism for cowards who talk too much and won't just admit what they actually believe. Pathetic.
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
Vaughan says he didn’t want to force anyone. Because "use this or you're fired" isn't "forcing anyone", I guess. What a piece of lying shit.
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
I am an idiot with little physics knowledge The only thing "less wrong" in the whole post
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
This isn't a "book", it's a series of slides without the speaker notes. For instance, the section on Karnaugh maps says "yep, this is a Karnaugh map" and presents a single vague example without explanation: ht
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
https://github.com/templetwo/spiral-agent/blob/19679bbb2605e... Sometimes AI sounds a lot like if statements, apparently Maybe spend less time on the URGENT FUNDING PLAN and more time on shipping an LLM wrapp
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
Mass unemployment due to AI is coming. Hilarious to publish this right after GPT5 showed up and was an obvious turd.
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
Shorter Zuck: "We totally have superintelligence, it just goes to a different school. In Canada."
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
IMO they should include "I AM LAZY AND DIDN'T REVIEW THIS OUTPUT" somewhere in every response.
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
IMO worrying about type-safety in the protocol when any string field in the reply can prompt-inject the calling LLM feels like putting a band-aid on a decapitation, but YMMV
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
I'm 100% confident LLMs could replace any code review being done by people who think this is a good idea, since both parties understand the assignment to the same degree.
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
Are you getting paid for this, or do you just like the taste?
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
So crypto can constrain AI. Just freebasing raw hopium at this point, it's really a shame to see an addict fall so far.
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
I don't understand what one long line of Verilog in a repo is supposed to demonstrate. Also, your "solution" of the halting problem amounts to "run the program and see if it halts", which ISN'T A SOLUTION. A ma
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
I have an hypothetical answer for that: there is someone (possibly, lots of different groups) employing those auto-karma analyzers, but it's concealed and its workings are not public. I think you should check to see i
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
Yeah, and monkeys might fly out of my butt
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
Weeeeee are the knights who say... PYLONS! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2-TgQJamu8
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
"What would your reaction be if this theory, rather shockingly, abandons the familiar 4-dimensional spacetime structure of General Relativity, and instead derives all phenomena of special and general relativity from one extremely simpl
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
Hold up - PRIVATE EQUITY left a wake of debt, broken promises, and utter failure to achieve anything but enrich itself? I am shocked, SHOCKED I TELL YOU, that such a thing could happen! /s
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
At that rate, the billion-agent plan would cost SoftBank $3.2 billion annually. What an AMAZING coincidence that the exact spend required for this plan is also what SoftBank already pledged to spend on OpenAI agents. /s
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
Teenage blood just isn't giving the same kick anymore
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
our species’ leading AI pioneer and very possibly its cleverest individual Corollary of Poe's Law: any sufficiently-advanced glazing is indistinguishable from satire
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
the technology for physical, intelligent robots already works we’ll see them in the next three to five years See the robots already exist, they just go to a different school. In Canada.
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
I hear the young people are also experimenting with "micro-slavery", where you let a stranger observe your every move and order you around for 8 hours a day in exchange for as little currency as possible.
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
Of course, we are not there yet. The models still make mistakes. Biggest mistake was publishing this fact-free hype-slop.
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
This doesn't make much sense. Definition 1 is meaningless, as for any x there are an unlimited number of values of A and alpha that satisfy x = A cos(alpha) The phase-shift operator defined in Lemma 1 is literally just multiplying by +
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
Accurate title: "People who rely on AI to think change themselves"
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
I’ve also validated my contributions with other AI models (Grok, DeepSeek), all of which acknowledged the originality and significance of my input I asked my program what it thought, and it said you don't understand LLMs. S
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
A child in my daughter’s daycare suffered febrile seizures and experienced an anoxic brain injury because the vaccine wasn’t safe. Also, Old Man Withers turned me into a newt!
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
How are you finding sin(x) for x in degrees? sin(x) has a Taylor series with simple coefficients, but only when x is in _radians_. The coefficients of that series for x in degrees are going to "sneak" an assumed value of pi right
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
In July 2022 I stood down as the CEO of Black Hops. Interesting way to characterize "was forced to resign" (see preceding post on that blog)... Also "$10M value" seems debatable, given that it only liquidated f

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