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by an0malous 4mo ago
How does this compare to ARC AGI?
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A tale as old as time > Despite his research, Semmelweis's observations conflicted with the established scientific and medical opinions of the time and his ideas were rejected by the medical community. He could offer no theoretical
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by an0malous 4mo ago
And there aren’t even any public benchmarks right?
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by an0malous 4mo ago
Can you share something you’ve made with AI? I’m an AI hater and the way you describe your uses sounds cool to me and like what I imagined when I was an AI optimist in the early days. The problem is that most of what it produces is still sl
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by an0malous 4mo ago
LLMs or the more general category of AI (machine learning)?
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by an0malous 4mo ago
This is exactly the kind of legal gray area move that YC companies like to take advantage of. It's not technically illegal for Reddit to fake users, for Airbnb to piggyback off Craigslist, for OpenAI to be a non-profit with a for-profi
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by an0malous 4mo ago
Classic YC startup move
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No one buys the smaller phones because people care more about battery life than ergonomics
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by an0malous 4mo ago
I was waiting for a MacBook Pro M6 Max and now I don’t know what to do, especially with the price increase I feel like I really screwed up not just getting an MBP M5 Max a month ago
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by an0malous 4mo ago
The closest example I can think of is using a proprietary hosted database versus a self hosted open source option, like Oracle vs Postgres. OpenAI and Anthropic are each individually privately valued over $1T and Oracle is currently valued
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by an0malous 4mo ago
> It would not be surprising if GPT and Claude get cheaper too as inference gets cheaper No because the biggest factor in their current price is VC subsidization which has likely peaked if OpenAI is now serving ads and Anthropic has incr
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by an0malous 4mo ago
A ton of them are on this thread
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by an0malous 4mo ago
Do printers still do that? I wonder if the tracking dots are still there as well, haven’t used a printer in a while
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by an0malous 4mo ago
The timeline also matches up exactly, the Fed started raising rates in Q1-Q3 2022 and you can see the largest spike of layoffs happened Q1-Q3 2022: https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/interest-rate https:/
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by an0malous 4mo ago
Or salvageable RAM
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No, well known in the current multiverse branch where we still occasionally use things like math and scientific analysis instead of people’s vibe checks and pelican SVGs. Here’s the paper from OpenAI where Dario himself was a co-author: ht
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by an0malous 4mo ago
Like I said, the argument is that it would be very difficult, not that we couldn’t do it. As an example, you could read about the efforts to move a 250 ton obelisk from Egypt to France: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lux
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by an0malous 4mo ago
> why are we concluding that bigger models and more data = more hallucination? That’s not what your quotes said. They said bigger models = plateau in intelligence, nothing about more data or increased hallucinations The relevant quote fo
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Blue Star Families Inc https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/800... They spent $23M in 2024, 10.7% went to executives and 24.4% went to other workers. From the 2025 Impact Highlights of their we
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by an0malous 4mo ago
This is a strawman argument, their real one is: "These megalithic structures would be tremendously difficult for anyone to build even today with all of our modern technology, and yet they did it hundreds of times before even inventing
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by an0malous 4mo ago
I don’t understand this logic, what would LLMs do here? Is thinking the bottleneck, or money to go and test all the ideas people have already thought of? Are we really missing the cure for cancer because we just haven’t thought about it eno
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by an0malous 4mo ago
My last thought in life would be “wow they take taco delivery really seriously”
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by an0malous 4mo ago
No one ever shows the resulting code of using frontier models either. Curious.
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by an0malous 4mo ago
> it’s just a network of individuals selling products, promoting each other’s products, and creating new avenues to sell more products I've got some bad news for you about the SaaS industry
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I thought it was latest month?
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Cheapest option is to gift an enormous golden statue of Trump for his ballroom
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by an0malous 4mo ago
Anti-Zionism is not equivalent to antisemitism, this deceitful rhetorical trick needs to stop if you actually care about Jews. There are many Jews that oppose Zionism, and many Zionists who are not Jews
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by an0malous 4mo ago
Did they categorize anti-Israel and pro-Palestine protests as antisemitic hate crimes like the universities did when they reported similar numbers? Do you agree with that categorization?
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I’m surprised Michael Levin’s research hasn’t expanded much beyond a certain YouTube media bubble. They’re able to start and stop cancer growth with only voltage changes between cells, likewise they can also trigger regeneration or anatomic
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One basic example is not counting bugs as points in your ticket tracker. At my last job I had coworkers whose velocity was almost double everyone else’s but it was because they kept deploying and then fixing their own bugs.

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