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No, if you have no coding ability and no interest in learning but want to just tell the computer what you want: 1. Lovable 2. Bolt.new 3. Replit agent Or actually, I’d put Claude #1. You can make all kinds of cool stuff, just in their UI.
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Vibe coding is 100% real. Or maybe we should call it code vibing when there is no coding ability. But I just taught 18 professionals with no coding ability to build functional software. Their minds were blown
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There are massive opportunities for accelerating science through AI-human collaboration. However, it requires new management and a new set of standards. If AI can write a paper that was good for publication a year ago, what does that mean f
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When LLMs code in order to reason, isn’t that a combination of probabilistic reasoning and symbolic reasoning?
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Aw, I was hoping for a skateboard that replaced the wheels with legged locomotion— like a cilia skateboard
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I gave a workshop yesterday on the effective use of large language models. We had participants from numerous Dutch corporations. There is a lot of unmet demand for a non-American LLM. I suggested DeepSeek, but that's Chinese. I suggest
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How are agents different from daemons? And are both essentially cybernetic feedback loops?
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Their yearly budget is less than the budget of just the SF library system.
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“We should regard the Internet Archive as one of the most valuable pieces of modern history; instead, many companies and entities make the chances of the Archive to survive, and accumulate what otherwise will be lost, harder and harder. I u
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Prompt Vibing (2023)
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Who else is making games with LLMs? Is there a good round up anywhere?
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> For the muscle relaxant effect (other than perhaps bowel muscles), mg oxide is hardly useful. This is what I’m questioning. Most of these variants are claiming subtler psychological effects — when the basic stuff has a very direct effe
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Like, writing binaries directly? Is assembly code too much of an abstraction?
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Magnesium — cheap & plain-as-possible magnesium pills — are a great laxative. I suspect that this has follow-on psychological effects. All the expensive pills are just to avoid the laxative effect. No further benefit. So if you think
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I am shocked, shocked that he published this without IRB approval. Where are the ethical standards?
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Here’s a Claude artifact that implements this article. https://bit.ly/3FohhjG
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Emperor Justinian instituted that… and built the Hagia Sophia from the ashes of the ensuing riots
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“Let us not forget, however, that for the Roman religion, conceived as a rigid state religion, the unbridled nature of a cult like that of Dionysus was considered dangerous. Arriving from Campania, the Dionysian cult spread rapidly to Rome,
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I love that emphasizing math learning and coding leads to general reasoning skills. Probably works the same in humans, too. 20x smaller than Deep Seek! How small can these go? What kind of hardware can run this?
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Discovery of fresco portraying Dionysian mysteries at Pompeii
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Aren’t the 0 and 1 states of a qubit basically the zero mode (ground state) and first mode of the quantum system? So, there can be superposition of the modes, but when measured (with an EM pulse), it either re-emits the pulse (producing a 1
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Just with regards to space-tech: clearly there will be huge advances in the next few years. Government will become vastly more efficient. And for a left field example: I suspect that the next few years will see a rapid advancement in the sc
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The assumption is that there is a way to do JWST at far less money at far greater scale. Apply same logic to everything. It won’t always hold. Those places become mistakes to be fixed. Elon and Trump might be evil. But I don’t really believ
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Solar keeps getting cheaper, and is growing exponentially. Here’s the growth in Texas. https://images.app.goo.gl/e5X6ZCyznCZWbYEV7
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Wake me when robots can make a peanut butter sandwich
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The post is honestly very normal — many mid level intellectuals think this way and love these talk downs of LLMs. I don’t understand it for the life of me.
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Beautiful
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Funny that it is written by Claude, lightly edited by humans.
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I will happily replace my dishes with steel if a robot can load and unload the dishwasher
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How far are we from making peanut butter sandwiches? Is that a valid benchmark to look towards, in this space?
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