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by p1esk 6d ago
People want to produce hbm because it’s more expensive and more profitable than regular memory.
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by p1esk 12d ago
theres very little danger of anyone letting it go without a purpose We literally just saw how OpenAI’s model got out and hacked HuggingFace
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by p1esk 14d ago
We have nuclear reactors, helicopters, and self driving cars already. And we finally have powerful AI that we could only dream about just 5 years ago. We now have everything we need to scale up humanoid robot training: algorithms, hardware,
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by p1esk 14d ago
Meanwhile in the real world hundreds of billions are being invested into humanoid robot development. In 2-3 years my Optimus 4 will do all the gardening and plumbing I need.
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by p1esk 16d ago
It’s very far from Fable on benchmarks that matter, like TB4.
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by p1esk 16d ago
Astra is 58%. The current title says it's "rivaling Astra"
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by p1esk 17d ago
I’ve never played against a grandmaster, but I have a feeling that he/she would play very different compared to me and would never make mistakes I could notice. Though admittedly I’m not very good at chess.
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by p1esk 17d ago
They said they will automate AI researchers by March 2028. I personally think it will happen by March 2027.
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by p1esk 17d ago
Could you tell the difference between a grandmaster and stockfish if playing them online? If not, why would you care which one you are playing against?
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by p1esk 19d ago
I've hired many AI research interns (and was one many years ago), and I agree with them - frontier models are currently at the level of an average AI research intern.
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by p1esk 19d ago
I'm currently running two 24/7 semi-autonomous AI research projects using Fable 5.1. It's on track to burn through my weekly quota in about 3 days. I check progress in the morning and in the evening, and provide some light st
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by p1esk 19d ago
What has all this token burn done for them, actually? They have been consistently pushing AI frontier. What other impact do you want to see? A year ago they said that in a year they will have a level of capabilities of an AI research inte
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by p1esk 21d ago
Interesting, you think a random educated person would beat Astra on Vending-Bench 2? Honestly I would not make that bet, I think it would be 50/50.
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by p1esk 22d ago
Ok, but a random educated person will not perform well on vast majority of specialized tasks where professionals operate. A model like Astra probably will beat random educated person performance on majority of specialized tasks. It’s gettin
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by p1esk 22d ago
Sorry, I don’t know what this means when applied to intelligence
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by p1esk 22d ago
capability to match or surpass human intelligence across all conceivable cognitive tasks What human intelligence do you mean? Genius? Professional? Educated? Random person? “Dumb” person?
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by p1esk 23d ago
Because it's their job to enforce rules. Don't like the rule? Go vote for someone who will change it.
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by p1esk 23d ago
I have no idea what "free society" means. Honestly.
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by p1esk 23d ago
The main lesson here is: don’t be confrontational with cops.
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by p1esk 24d ago
Our brain consists of approximately 86 billions quantum computers [2] controlling tens-of-thousands chemical neural networks with at least 10 coefficients By that logic, a Blackwell GPU contains 208 billion quantum computers. Each transis
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by p1esk 24d ago
Kurzweil predicted in the late 90s that we will have AGI by 2029. And ASI by 2045. Seems very likely to me.
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by p1esk 24d ago
Meanwhile Google still hasn't released Gemini Pro 3.5
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by p1esk 25d ago
Who’s saying that?
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by p1esk 26d ago
As a professional mathematician, if you’re not advancing your subfield of research consistently you are mediocre.
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by p1esk 26d ago
There’s has a ton of work on character or byte level encodings for llms. The problem is you expand your input tokens by 3-4x. Expensive. Also, you still need token embeddings (I think you might be confused how that works).
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by p1esk 26d ago
It’s refreshing to read something not AI generated.
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by p1esk 26d ago
It’s the opposite: attention is necessary but not sufficient.
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by p1esk 28d ago
that go nowhere But some do end up in the industry: Mythic AI, Encharge AI, d-Matrix.
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by p1esk 1mo ago
No I did not. It’s Anthropic’s responsibility to ensure it doesn’t do anything illegal, not mine.
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by p1esk 1mo ago
If I tell my Claude code agent right now to make me a billion dollars, leave it running, and find out tomorrow that it hacked a bank - it will be zero fault of mine. Unless I tell it explicitly to break into a bank.

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