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by bhouston 7mo ago
Mythos was clear it was one agent per chunk. But this positive confirming results do not actually disprove anytime with Mythos, because it is only one side of the discriminator challenge - you got positives, but we do not know your false p
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by bhouston 7mo ago
This is quite misleading. If you isolate the positive cases and then ask a tool to label them and it labels them all positive, doesn't prove anything. This is a one-sided test and it is really easy to write a tool that passes it -- ju
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by bhouston 7mo ago
I don't get the point of banning specific pornography niches/fetishes that are otherwise legal. Are there not much more objectionable fetishes than this one?
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by bhouston 7mo ago
Could be like astrophotography. Where you focus long enough that the background noise cancels out.
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by bhouston 7mo ago
Yeah, this Ghost Murmur thing doesn't seem to hold water. But I figured I'd post it anyways, maybe someone know more than me about this field. Also, I agreed that there was a failed raid, I tried to post on it yesterday but got n
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CIA used "long-range quantum magnetometry" called "Ghost Murmur" in Iran(nypost.com)
36 points by bhouston 7mo ago|36 comments
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Iran raises suspicion of 'uranium theft' plot after clashes with US forces(aa.com.tr)
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by bhouston 7mo ago
It aligns with this earlier leak this month: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2026/04/01/...
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US Rescue op in Iran was likely attempt to extract HEU from Isfahan(twitter.com)
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by bhouston 7mo ago
> I couldn’t find any clear news source or academic reference to that event. It happened though. Here are the sources for it: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nixon_shock#Criticism_and_decl... - https://w
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Budget cuts for US science proposed again by Trump administration(nature.com)
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by bhouston 7mo ago
Disney is also a target? Or are you confusing Warner Bros Discovery with Disney?
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by bhouston 7mo ago
FreeCAD is amazing these days. It has completely replaced my use of Autodesk Fusion 360 for woodworking projects. It is capable and the UI is understandable. Its feature depth is incredible. FreeCAD is becoming like Blender and Inkspace
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by bhouston 7mo ago
100%.
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by bhouston 7mo ago
I immediately go to these two thoughts: - Is significant life-long usage of real-time mental spatial navigation protective? - Are those who end up in these positions self-selected for better than average real-time mental spatial navigation
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by bhouston 7mo ago
This hn post is made by author of the paper. It needs even a tiny bit of peer review.
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Creating a Password-Less Login System: Email OTP and Passkeys(ben3d.ca)
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OpenAI indefinitely pauses plans to release erotic chatbot(finance.yahoo.com)
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OpenAI Will Shut Down Sora Video Platform; Disney Drops Plans for $1B Investment(variety.com)
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by bhouston 7mo ago
> though the reasoning models just kind of feed the dialog back to itself to get something more accurate. Much of our reasoning is based on stimulating our sensory organs, either via imagination (self-stimulation of our visual system) or
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by bhouston 7mo ago
I 100% agree that learning is missing. We make up for it in SKILLS.md and README.md files and RAGs of various types. And we train the LLMs to deal with these structures. I've seen a lot of reasoning in the latest models while engagin
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by bhouston 7mo ago
> Still just a computer. I don't believe in a separation of mind and spirit. So I do think fundamentally, outside of a reliance on quantum effects in cognition (some of theorized but it isn't proven), its processes can be repl
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by bhouston 7mo ago
> They're useful but they are glorified text predictors. There is a long history of people arguing that intelligence is actually the ability to predict accurately. https://www.explainablestartup.com/2017/06&#x2F
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by bhouston 7mo ago
I would accuse you of nitpicking. My experience is that LLMs are generally as smart as the average human +90% of the time. A lack of perfect to me doesn't mean it isn't AGI.
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by bhouston 7mo ago
AGI doesn't mean perfect. It means human like and the latest models are pretty human like in terms of their fallibility and capabilities.
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by bhouston 7mo ago
If you showed someone what our computers can do with the latest LLMs now to someone 5 years ago they would probably say it sure looks a lot like AGI. We have to keep defining AGI upwards or nitpick it to show that we haven't achieved i
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by bhouston 7mo ago
Nice! Was what Composer 1.5 based on?
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by bhouston 7mo ago
This is a pretty significant hit to natural gas and will significantly cut Qatar's income while boosting other producers like the USA, Russia, Norway, Australia and Canada: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cou
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Iran attack wipes out 17% of Qatar's LNG capacity for up to 5 yrs(bnnbloomberg.ca)
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by bhouston 7mo ago
I think this is fundamentally misdiagnosing why Macs haven’t dominated. It is actually not about the monitor support but about: - government and corporate bulk contracts ?and this is usually a result of software only working on Windows.) -

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