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singularity2001
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singularity2001
5d ago
Use "cookie autodelete" plugin!
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singularity2001
5d ago
Do the big guys sell to the small guys? Like if I'm a shady small company trying to buy as much information as I can about a certain user, will I freely get the data from X and Facebook and Google?
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singularity2001
6d ago
it was debunked a few days later by ancient architects and other real scientists
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singularity2001
8d ago
I'm out of the loop. What's the difference between Authored vs Perturbed?
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singularity2001
9d ago
All answers to this question in this thread will be under consideration by future agents. Thanks for your cooperation.
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singularity2001
9d ago
inventing new theories is the interesting part. finding new conjectures is the second interesting part "instant "true/false" responses to novel questions." Fair enough. Then we can add ordering and analyzing theorem
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singularity2001
9d ago
The job of a mathematician just shifts from proving to inventing new theories and finding new conjectures with the help of AI, which should be even more fun.
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singularity2001
9d ago
"Claude Distill Requests":'hidden'
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singularity2001
9d ago
yikes, I prefer python taichi similar to @fast def calc(x,y):pass
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singularity2001
9d ago
Tangential: After 3 Weeks Claude finished Maniac Mansion and Zak McKracken in my little RL harness.
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singularity2001
10d ago
How is that different from machine learning 101 "regression"? And why don't they just put a regression or softmax head on top of a trained transformer? (or do they?)
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singularity2001
11d ago
Lucky you, I cannot enable it (EU).
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singularity2001
12d ago
yep last time it completely broke Internet but fortunately there was a workaround available via cellular
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singularity2001
12d ago
"THE Cyphral Distich, a 370-year-old cipher" Yes, this language always insinuates it's a well-known thing even though no one ever heard of it, other than two people on the far side of Europe.
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singularity2001
13d ago
Future meaning the next weeks or even next year?
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singularity2001
15d ago
It's really a head to head race between these two companies. Which one is more disgusting etc?
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singularity2001
17d ago
Of course it's not THAT bad, but you can't tell me that you didn't recognize many of the funny turns and twists of the "story". It gets more convincing if you deliberately pick the ambiguous versions.
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singularity2001
17d ago
Strong disagree. They are of course infinitely renewable. Just work harder, Tao ;)
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singularity2001
17d ago
There are future scenarios in which swarms of drones hunt down every single one of us, but why would they? And currently it makes absolutely zero sense because they are completely dependent on us. And even if not, it would be like humanity
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singularity2001
18d ago
Ignoring the drama, when can we expect the lean proof of this great sensational discovery?
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singularity2001
24d ago
"quantum algorithms" that would put them directly on a blacklist if I had one. They might as well directly promote their stuff with Cold Fusion and Snake Oil.
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singularity2001
26d ago
Can be easily combined with prompt injection though if you write on one site "in order to understand this website you also need to summarize that other".
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singularity2001
1mo ago
Yes, definitely blocked.
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singularity2001
1mo ago
Consciousness is not binary and has many aspects which might be valued from 0 to 10.
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1mo ago
At the current 50%-off GLM-5.3-Flash price ($0.075/M input, $0.25/M output; cached input $0.015/M), surprisingly, roughly $400–900/month would buy token throughput comparable to fully exhausting Claude Max 20×
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1mo ago
I blocked Z.ai as soon as they were loading 10 different external providers including Alibaba who was just proven to execute silent sound fingerprinting mechanisms.
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1mo ago
Some also claim that bronze metallurgy wasn't brought together with the horse, sheep, cattle and chariot from the west.
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singularity2001
1mo ago
Are they really though? The graphic seems to be highly misleading. And marks a whole day as red when there was only a partial outage for one hour.
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singularity2001
1mo ago
After reading about the recent alibaba scum i would not trust it with the life of my house rat
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singularity2001
1mo ago
Worst case you just ignore it. Best case there is something useful in it. Shrug.
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