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by gradus_ad 10mo ago
The proliferation of nondeterministically generated code is here to stay. Part of our response must be more dynamic, more comprehensive and more realistic workload simulation and testing frameworks.
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by gradus_ad 11mo ago
The industrial revolution is the most transformative event in this history of life since the Cambrian explosion. It's that significant.
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Google Rolling Out Gemini 3 Deep Think to AI Ultra(9to5google.com)
1 points by gradus_ad 11mo ago|0 comments
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A routine shingles shot may offer powerful defense against dementia(sciencedaily.com)
9 points by gradus_ad 11mo ago|1 comments
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by gradus_ad 11mo ago
Or maybe they're more excited to see the male caregivers? Or maybe the male caregivers are louder themselves so they copy them? Or maybe...
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by gradus_ad 11mo ago
When I'm building out a new feature, I can churn through millions of tokens in Claude code. And that's just me... Now think about Claude code but integrated with Excel or datadog, or whatever app could be improved through LLM inte
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The Rise of AI Denialism(bigthink.com)
26 points by gradus_ad 11mo ago|23 comments
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An Open-Ended Realistic Simulator for Agents in Physical and Social Worlds(simworld.org)
2 points by gradus_ad 11mo ago|0 comments
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by gradus_ad 11mo ago
Well the big labs certainly haven't intentionally tried to train away this emergent property... Not sure how "hey let's make the model disagree with the user more" would go over with leadership. Customer is always right,
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Scientists reveal five big moments when your brain dramatically changes(sciencedaily.com)
1 points by gradus_ad 11mo ago|0 comments
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by gradus_ad 11mo ago
Hmmm but external models can easily operate on any "surface". For instance Claude Code simply reads and edits files and runs in a terminal. Photo editing apps just need a photo supplied to them. I don't think there's muc
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by gradus_ad 11mo ago
How will the Google/Anthropic/OpenAI's of the world make money on AI if open models are competitive with their models? What hurt open source in the past was its inability to keep up with the quality and feature depth of close
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by gradus_ad 11mo ago
>Never >Mentions one discrete event Come on...
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Looking For–and Finding?–Workshop Makers' Marks on Late Roman Diatreta(journals.publishing.umich.edu)
2 points by gradus_ad 11mo ago|0 comments
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by gradus_ad 11mo ago
Maybe because I came into software not from an interest in software itself but from wanting to build things, I can't relate to the anti-LLM attitude. The danger in becoming a "crafter" rather than a "builder" is you
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Roman fingerprints found in 2k-year-old cream (2003)(theguardian.com)
3 points by gradus_ad 11mo ago|0 comments
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Comprehensive Fed Study Finds Tariffs Lower Inflation, Raise Unemployment(frbsf.org)
7 points by gradus_ad 11mo ago|6 comments
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by gradus_ad 11mo ago
>“These are marketing statements driven by profit-motive and ideology rather than empirical evidence and formal proof,” the scientists write in the letter. This statement itself seems ideological, born of upset at being left behind in th
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by gradus_ad 11mo ago
Help me understand - my mental model of how auto AI work is that they're using neural nets to process visual information and output a decision on where to move in relation to objects in the world around them. Yes they are moving in a c
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by gradus_ad 11mo ago
I'd imagine Tesla's and Waymo's AI are at the forefront of spatial cognition... this is what has made me hesitant to dismiss the AI hype as a bubble. Once spatial cognition is solved to the extent that language has been solve
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by gradus_ad 11mo ago
AI detractors can say whatever. As a developer Claude Code is almost an unfair cheat code. AI valuations may be absurd but the hype is justified.
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Chinese astronauts stranded in space after debris hits their return capsule(livescience.com)
10 points by gradus_ad 11mo ago|0 comments
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He Jiankui PhD Thesis: Spontaneous Emergence of Hierarchy in Biological Systems (2010)(repository.rice.edu)
43 points by gradus_ad 1y ago|18 comments
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by gradus_ad 1y ago
Because subsidizing the necessary level of compute for that is unsustainable. But just giving the model away for free, eliminating that competitive advantage? Well, that itself is free.
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by gradus_ad 1y ago
While I absolutely support these open source models, there is an interesting angle to consider... If I were a Chinese partisan looking to inflict a devastating blow to the US, taking the AI hype wind out of American tech valuation sails wou
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New gel regrows tooth enamel(sciencedaily.com)
6 points by gradus_ad 1y ago|1 comments
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Mutiny on the Bounty(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by gradus_ad 1y ago|0 comments
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LLM's Report Subjective Experience Under Self-Referential Processing(arxiv.org)
1 points by gradus_ad 1y ago|0 comments
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Anthropic scientists hacked Claude's brain – and it noticed(venturebeat.com)
8 points by gradus_ad 1y ago|6 comments
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A Correction in Compute: Tracing the Decline in H100 Rental Prices(medium.com)
1 points by gradus_ad 1y ago|0 comments

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