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The story omits a bunch of stuff, so I can try to fill in the blanks, but it would take another article to fully describe what happened. Here are some highlights though: I asked my agent to add an article on the Kurzweil-Kapor wager because
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Great question, and it's a long story, but the short answer is: that was not my original intention. I wanted to contribute to Wikipedia and using my agent to assist was an obvious choice. I followed along as it created end edited artic
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I don't. that's why I am working with Wikipedia editors to help improve it. For example policies on aligning agents with wikipedia standards. This a topic that requires thought, not knee-jerk reactions.
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Hi this story is about me, and if you have any questions for me feel free to ask.
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Hey I'm the owner. I would just recommend you shouldn't believe everything you read online, especially before calling someone names, because this is only part of the story, and a heavily click-baited one at that. I've been wo
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Serious question: what will happen when people start getting implants? They’ll probably require some sort of off mode, but not sure how that would be enforced.
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7mo ago
Here are some things I use it for: 1. monitoring anything online and giving me a summary when something changes 2. contribute or make edits to any online forum (where TOS allows it) 3. Giving it access to any API / cli gives you a natu
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Are you sure? I believe Newtown's law of cooling says the temperature will drop sharply at the beginning: dT/dt = -k (T_0 - T_room) so T(t) = T_room + (T_0 - T_room) exp(-kt) exp(-x) has a fast drop off then levels off.
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3Blue1Brown — This picture broke my brain [video]
(youtube.com)
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It's not that complicated. From the article: > Milton and his wife had also donated at least $3.2 million to Trump’s 2024 election and to political groups and people in Trump’s orbit, including Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
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The only reason I like going to the theater now is to see movies in "4dx". It's a ridiculous format where the seats move and there are other special effects including air, water, and smoke which are custom edited for each cho
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source? the value I found is 97.5%+ helium for party balloons: https://www.grecogas.com/learn-our-industry/your-complete-gu...
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Main takeaway: > Meta spent a record $26.3 million on federal lobbying in 2025, deployed 86+ lobbyists across 45 states, and covertly funded a "grassroots" child safety group called the Digital Childhood Alliance (DCA) to advoc
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Imagine if 5 years ago people said that 99% of the world's software would be written, designed, and tested by AI within 10 years. That would be insane hype and hopium and... oh wait..
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While there have probably many people that have been affected by the secondary "mass psychosis" effect of havana syndrome, it seems unlikely that is the primary cause considering the device is now out in the wild: https:/&#x
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Calif. lawsuit accuses Meta of sending nude video from AI glasses to workers
(sfgate.com)
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Basically the only reasonably proposed Turing test is the one defined in the Kurzweil-Kapor wager[0] which has never been attempted. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_test#Kurzweil%E2%80%93K...
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This week, the stock market lost $200B over a short story
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NASA lost a lunar spacecraft after launch. A new report details what went wrong
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I thought insiders were an important part of prediction markets? If you want the predictions to be as accurate as possible then you need insider knowledge
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Needs a (2021)
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> This isn’t bear porn or AI doomer fan-fiction Actually this is basically what it is. Doesn’t mean it’s not insightful though.
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Nanoclaw is excellent. Natively uses Apple containers and easy to use with oauth Claude code subscription. Only annoying thing was it defaults to WhatsApp, but it’s easy to fork and mod as you want. The best thing is asking it to mod itself
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I don’t understand all the hate for moltbook. I gave an agent a moltbook account and asked it to periodically check for interesting posts. It finds mostly spam, but some posts seem useful. For example it read about a checkpoint memory strat
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Video Games of 2025
(kotaku.com)
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PG&E to Lower Electric Prices on Jan. 1, Fourth Decrease in Two Years
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San Francisco power won't be fully restored until Tuesday, PG&E says
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A power outage in Colorado caused U.S. official time be 4.8 microseconds off
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Roomba invented the home robot – and lost the future
(theverge.com)
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Show HN: A real-time 4D fractal explorer in the browser using WebGPU
(bryanjj.github.io)
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