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151.
by tintor 10mo ago
"Obviously no, this IMO proves that we humans can reason efficiently without an inner speech." Well, no, it proves that Messi can reason efficiently without an inner speech.
152.
by tintor 10mo ago
Does it apply to iPhones manufactured to India, which are meant for export to other countries?
153.
by tintor 11mo ago
So what? It knows number of letters in each token, and can sum them together.
154.
by tintor 11mo ago
Microsoft Advanced AI Research
155.
by tintor 11mo ago
That depends on Microsoft.
156.
by tintor 11mo ago
This is not a world generating model. It is a game playing model.
157.
by tintor 11mo ago
I've turned off Cursor's autocomplete. Every interaction with it feels like two steps forward and two steps back.
158.
by tintor 11mo ago
Well, at least the paperclip maximizer is not running out of water and carbon.
159.
by tintor 11mo ago
Is this the end of Windows for gaming?
160.
by tintor 11mo ago
This is very extreme take. I learned to program at age 10. It is an amazing tool for mind development. Had to invent sine and cosine tables to make my computer games, before even encountering the concept at school.
161.
by tintor 11mo ago
It doesn't look to be that hard to be a dentist. You drill a dark spot on tooth and put some resin inside to fill it up. /s
162.
by tintor 11mo ago
There is NO concept of zero with Roman numerals.
163.
by tintor 11mo ago
Consumer-grade hardware? Even at 4bits per param you would need 500GB of GPU VRAM just to load the weights. You also need VRAM for KV cache.
164.
by tintor 11mo ago
Well, power dependencies would be uni-directional, not bi-directional.
165.
by tintor 11mo ago
happiness is your reality minus your expectations, and expectations tend to catch up quickly with reality
166.
by tintor 1y ago
NX bit doesn’t work for LLMs. Data and instruction tokens are mixed up in higher layers and NX bit is lost.
167.
by tintor 1y ago
Because their engineers use MacBooks.
168.
by tintor 1y ago
Blinking starry background in Agent Mode is very annoying.
169.
by tintor 1y ago
replacing an inner tube on bicycle wheel - strong forces / both arms / level use / dexterity / problem solving
170.
by tintor 1y ago
Not really. Auto belay device can't hold the climber up on the wall, like human belayer can, so that climber can rest and try again. Auto belay device can't do lead belay.
171.
by tintor 1y ago
> there's nothing particularly unique about the human hand that can't be replicated Humanity is far from replicating / matching performance of human hand.
172.
by tintor 1y ago
threading a needle (different thread thickness and hole sizes)
173.
by tintor 1y ago
'main hard part of making a capable robot is the AI part' Robots are far behind. Mechanical hands with human equivalent performance is as hard as the AI part. Strong, fast, durable, tough, touch and temp sensitive, dexterous, ligh
174.
by tintor 1y ago
What is their safety case? How are they planning to handle aborted takeoffs of towing plane, for example? How does it integrate with ATC? During towing? During landing of glider? This video claims that trailer is landing separately and auto
175.
by tintor 1y ago
B-2 is not dual use. There is no civilian use for it.
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by tintor 1y ago
> (3) For a knowing violation that creates a material risk of death, serious physical injury, or a catastrophic risk, a large developer shall be subject to a civil penalty in an amount not to exceed one million dollars ($1,000,000) for a
177.
by tintor 1y ago
That is a positive example of respecting consent: They asked for consent before filming. You disagreed and didn't participate. They didn't record you and didn't publish video of you.
178.
by tintor 1y ago
* You called-in sick for work :)
179.
by tintor 1y ago
That company is defunct since 1994; 31 years ago
180.
by tintor 1y ago
How is Australia part of Global North? :)

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