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by kittikitti 5d ago
Thank you for having circumcision.org on the list of websites.
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by kittikitti 5d ago
Making it to the finish line to seed a model is satisfying.
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by kittikitti 7d ago
It sounds like big tech convinced their paid politicians to get feds to surveil their competition.
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by kittikitti 7d ago
It's too late for this. Much of my work in math has been classified as trivial or best described as not math at all. When I was working on chatbots and described deep learning algorithms to enhance them, it was deemed as a pseudoscienc
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by kittikitti 8d ago
Here's an important detail that the title of the article obfuscates, "the researchers said they were largely using OpenAI’s own cutting edge GPT-5.6 Sol model to carry out the hack".
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by kittikitti 8d ago
Ctrl + F, "open journals", 0 results. There has been an explosion of open access journals in the last decade. Is everyone basically LARPing on YCombinator?
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by kittikitti 8d ago
I'll admit that "force" was the wrong word here but Delta is still a what a vibe coder who doesn't understand version control would utilize.
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by kittikitti 8d ago
The decision was not based on competency so I can judge based on the factors that were considered. It's clear that this was done because of nepotism and I struggle to find other reasons. While you can hide behind ambiguity (it _could_
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by kittikitti 8d ago
Software Engineers avoid coding more than any other type of people I have ever met. It's clearly not better but much easier for the Engineers who just want the results without knowing anything about the solution.
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by kittikitti 8d ago
People take what he does and says as gospel so knowing he went with monarchy tier nepotism is going to be very annoying.
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by kittikitti 8d ago
This would force you to utilize agentic AI just to make small code changes.
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by kittikitti 9d ago
The last time I did this, the AI was markedly worse and it took a few days of development time to undo it. Then Claude blamed me for it when asking about the root cause in a retrospective.
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by kittikitti 9d ago
I think what's most notable about this for me is the reduced environmental impact. The specifications list liquid-cooling as optional and it highlights the CPU as the main processor instead of a power hungry GPU. My takeaway is that th
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by kittikitti 9d ago
I find that in many cases, you ARE the harness. Case in point, Terence Tao utilized the simple chat interface to find the Jacobian Conjecture counterexample. This is arguable no harness at all. I also find that many people will disagree wit
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by kittikitti 9d ago
This is really great and I hope it succeeds. I am waiting for a service that combines the virtual spaces concepts of Habbo Hotel into digital meeting spaces. I think Meta VR attempted this but it was too clunky (requires a headset). Mozilla
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by kittikitti 9d ago
There were a subset of problems in math that could only be brute-forced by computers because the number of possibilities are too much for humans to reliably calculate and then verify. An early example of this was Euler’s Sum of Powers Conje
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by kittikitti 9d ago
Thank you for sharing this. I like to test out running LLM's on edge computing with limited RAM and GPU/CPU so this research will have practical implications on my activities. I also appreciated how the authors formulated 1.58 (it
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by kittikitti 13d ago
I've been consistently attacked by ShadowServer who have the following sponsors, Akamai, APNIC Foundation, Arctic Security, AusCERT, Avast, Backblaze, Canadian Center for Cyber Security, CERT.AT, CERT.br, CERT.LV, CIRA, CIRC
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by kittikitti 13d ago
I would call myself an artisanal programmer. Software Engineers are some of the least likable people I've ever met and being associated with them is cringe. Questions like, "Why are you using Notepad++ instead of using VSCode with
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by kittikitti 14d ago
I don't trust any of these driverless cars. The last vestige of American car culture was that it would provide freedom and an open road. Now, it seems, that era is over, and cars in the future will be more like jail cells with constant
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by kittikitti 16d ago
Too many entry nodes on the network are literal feds and now they want us to believe that Android can be made private with their new app.
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by kittikitti 17d ago
You just need a white list and a black list. Then conduct a background check to determine who is black and who's white. /s
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by kittikitti 17d ago
The most human thing is posting something that breaks the rules.
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by kittikitti 17d ago
The number of people I've heard calling AI a "stochastic parrot" is concerning. You don't understand what is or isn't stochastic and you're parroting this phrase. You yourself are a stochastic parrot.
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by kittikitti 17d ago
I'm really happy about this new form factor. Things were becoming too conformist where everyone needed to adopt the lowest common denominator in order to fit in. It seemed like anything different was met with significantly more skeptic
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by kittikitti 17d ago
Silicon Valley has lost the plot. It's more of an embassy for Israel and India these days.
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by kittikitti 17d ago
How ironic that academic institutions, that became outrageously expensive on purpose, are now complaining that academic research is too expensive. This is coming from universities with already incredible endowments. They made science pay-to
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by kittikitti 20d ago
"I feel fear about an impending doom. Yudkowsky's argument that a superintelligent AI will inevitably destroy humanity seems to have no flaw. Yet, nobody seriously tries to sandbox AIs because they are too useful with access.&quot
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by kittikitti 20d ago
I guarantee you people dislike my writing way, way more than they would if it was AI generated. People need to look in the mirror before telling others not to utilize LLM's for writing.
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by kittikitti 20d ago
A zionist map is one where Israel is in the center.

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