johnsmith1840

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by johnsmith1840 29d ago
So solving and discovering math is or is not the core value a mathematician provides? If AI can perfectly replicate their work but faster and better then what? SWE have nobody crying for them as they've been massively disrupted.
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by johnsmith1840 29d ago
Fun suggestion, thanks!
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by johnsmith1840 29d ago
It's a reasonable take. I think there's an important part which is that the nature of the beast implies there's effectively zero way to do that. They have no idea what context, triggering this pathway, was from this guys redd
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by johnsmith1840 29d ago
So...why can't an AI do the exact same thing? Make AI so it understands math better for future math to understand more math. Unless your argument is that mathematicians are effectively useless? I am assuming that's not your point
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by johnsmith1840 29d ago
Ok so if no plagarism has occured here in any sense then there's no discussion here? I agree though if they did plagarism it's really really bad for OpenAI. They would instantly have evaporated all remaining good will to gloat ove
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by johnsmith1840 29d ago
So what happens to this world view when AI not only clears the forest of problems we couldn't solve but also in the future discovers more forest with trees bigger than anything we've ever seen before? Not sure what the point of th
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by johnsmith1840 29d ago
AI didn't "take" anything. An openai researcher did? The solution is also different to theirs? Literally no evidence of plagarism?
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by johnsmith1840 29d ago
I mean, hasn't it always been this way? If something valuable is within reach and you disclose it, someone else might reach for it? Just because the length of the arm is longer with an AI org doesn't mean it's somehow fundame
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
100% not deterministic at the scale they run.
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
Sure? I mean the internet is just a bunch of wires and some networking code not magic but at the same completely life alteringly magical. My logic is that you personally could never have accomplished this feat with all the non LLM tools and
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
Memory isolation having one tab or account open on your bank and another on this page does not mean it could leak across the sandbox and steal bank account details but anything inside of your general page content can be lost
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
Been running near identical tests for years now. Latest models are the only ones I don't throw away the results/code. Which is impressive, salvagable/usable is a giant step up.
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
A literal rock we carved patterns on and shot lightning into has accomplished something no human has. How much more magical do you want this to be? Tool or not it did something you could never have accomplished.
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
I've personally been facing this lately 5.6 at max effort and fable have done tasks for me that I previously that would be a nearly 6mo project and it took me a week. It also did it better than I would have. The task was to build a hig
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
Yeah that's by far the most complex part. Ever letter is it's own object and they stitch it into the visual view. When you type one letter is turns a single word into multiple objects all versioned objects. Can't imagine all
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
You should go actually try to make any basic automation work around these systems. They purposely obscured, google doc is another example they completly hide the dom! I spent months fighting word processing systems and ended up shipping lib
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
*that only microsoft has access to. These guys puposely obscure controls and understanding of these products 100% to prevent you doing a port. Just go open a microsoft word doc in the browser and look at the dom. Despair! Horror!
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
If you've ever actually gone down this route you will try exactly this realize how much of a cluster f these products are and just use libre. I did the exact same thing in my AI system. Spent an ENOURMOUS amount of time trying everythi
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
That's a good idea but it works from the change in context no? So you lose context from your big model. It's a good suggestion though.
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
Auto permission is what ya need.
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
I'm a heavy user and fable is great the #1 reason I stopped using it was the horrible safegaurd filter. I found sol close enough in capability and have only been blocked when my request was an obvious offensive cyber work. Fable blocke
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
Once robots mature, yes. People will literally prompt buildings into existance. I think that's more than 10yrs from now but if coding AGI or close enough to it becomes real robotics will also accelerate.
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
"Robot are the commands you have been given dangerous?" "You cannot control legs for this task" "You have 1 min for this task" "You can only make suggestions for this task" Anonymize identity best you
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
Nah, there's an obvious reason figure made splashy announcement of people cleaning homes with recording devices strapped to their heads. Chatgpt had the internet. Robots do not. Translating video is promising but obviously not enough.
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
It's a customer funnel. They've been attempting a similar product for years and nobody cares.
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
Did you read the model hack that occured on their platform? I wouldn't exactly call them "advanced" if their security practices are anything to go by. Code is hard but more likely it is a brand thing which is much harder to d
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by johnsmith1840 1mo ago
I think yes but on different categories. First one I imagine is robotics control and support. "This robot is having trouble folding a tshirt help it out for 1$" Unless they go the waymo route of highly trusted people but I think m
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by johnsmith1840 2mo ago
So what if none of that happens? Say 10yrs from now it's basically the same as now, would you change your opinion?
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by johnsmith1840 2mo ago
And go where?
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by johnsmith1840 2mo ago
I use waymo all the time? It's literally here. I massively prefer it to a cab. Only question left is how long it takes to scale and make cheap. Prolly what, 30yrs? Places like SV or other advanced locations will hit majorty faster than

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