optimalsolver

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by optimalsolver 5mo ago
It's what they would've wanted.
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by optimalsolver 5mo ago
Do you consider viruses to be animals?
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Taiwan reports large-scale Chinese military aircraft presence near island(politico.com)
5 points by optimalsolver 7mo ago|0 comments
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by optimalsolver 7mo ago
My previous comment: The most salient lesson of the post-Cold War era: Get nukes or die trying. A nation's relationship to other states, up to and especially including superpowers, is completely different once it's in the nuclear
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by optimalsolver 7mo ago
In all this commotion I've completely forgotten that Anthropic dropped their safety pledge three days ago.
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by optimalsolver 7mo ago
The little language model that could.
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by optimalsolver 7mo ago
Why is LLM-generated writing so obvious?
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by optimalsolver 7mo ago
That's actually an amusing example from Claude.
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by optimalsolver 7mo ago
I’m a people person. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNuu9CpdjIo
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Horus: A Protocol For Trustless Verification Under Uncertainty(arxiv.org)
1 points by optimalsolver 8mo ago|0 comments
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by optimalsolver 8mo ago
It's worth noting that neither of those were accomplished by LLMs.
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by optimalsolver 8mo ago
The coming years are gonna be rough for the human exceptionalism crowd.
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by optimalsolver 8mo ago
Now here's an interesting thought: Would you have deduced that stars are distant suns if you'd lived in the ancient world? Apparently the only pre-modern people (i.e. pre-Giordano Bruno) recorded as making the claim were Anaxagora
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by optimalsolver 8mo ago
Or SBF playing Legends on investor calls.
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by optimalsolver 8mo ago
He spared no expense.
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by optimalsolver 8mo ago
For those following along at home, that's the same US Gov which is currently killing civilians protesting against its own activities.
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by optimalsolver 8mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if both of those were true.
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by optimalsolver 8mo ago
How soon will the leading LLMs ingest the updated documentation? Because I'm certainly not going to.
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by optimalsolver 8mo ago
I smiled when I saw the NYT headline asking for an "independent inquiry". Are they living in an alternate reality? These guys are not gonna give two fucks about what some toothless committee concludes three years from now.
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Ask HN: Is Gemini Getting Worse?
3 points by optimalsolver 8mo ago|3 comments
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by optimalsolver 8mo ago
Relevant SMBC, "Computer scientist vs computer engineer": https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/2011-02-17
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by optimalsolver 8mo ago
>I want to see full session transcripts, but we don't have enough tool support for that broadly I think AI could help with that.
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by optimalsolver 8mo ago
on one hand on the other hand
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by optimalsolver 9mo ago
Unless the AI's suggestion to add glue kills him: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jackkelly/2024/05/31/google-ai-...
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by optimalsolver 9mo ago
The Universe (which others call the Golden Gate Bridge), is composed of an indefinite and perhaps infinite series of spans.
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AT&T Predicted The Future In 1993 [video](youtube.com)
1 points by optimalsolver 9mo ago|0 comments
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by optimalsolver 9mo ago
@PaulDavisThe1st I'd love to hear your take on these papers.
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by optimalsolver 9mo ago
Typo: "The behvior summary"
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On Owning Galaxies(lesswrong.com)
5 points by optimalsolver 9mo ago|0 comments
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MillenniumPrizeProblemBench: Stress-testing AIs On The Hardest Math We Know(mppbench.com)
3 points by optimalsolver 9mo ago|0 comments

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