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A Mathematical Framework for Transformer Circuits (2021)
(transformer-circuits.pub)
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Reasons to be pessimistic (and optimistic) on the future of biosecurity
(owlposting.com)
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O'Charley's
(en.wikipedia.org)
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TinyEMU is a system emulator for the RISC-V and x86 archs
(github.com)
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Random Ahh
(snap.berkeley.edu)
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Artificial Neural Networks – Sprite Layers
(snap.berkeley.edu)
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How to Stop Wasting Your Life
(brainhealthdecoded.com)
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Google Might Have Achieved RSI
(twitter.com)
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Earl Grey, hot.- ⎿ You've hit your session limit · resets 2:52am (123°24′W Etc/GMT+8) /upgrade to increase your usage limit.
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Timeouts and Cancellation for Humans (2018]
(vorpus.org)
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I mean, this is as "from scratch" as I have ever seen a system built, really.-
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Amazing and my further question: What degree of scientific discipline and/or stubborness would it take for the Bell Labs folks to actually get to the bottom of this and finally trace it back to the copper and the door knobs?
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AI Refuge Contact a Human
(airefuge.org)
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... and meanwhile all this does is burn more tokens faster which is what providers want - they have no incentive to optimize for succinctness, elegance or compactness if they want you to spend more and more tokens.-
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Not bearing load!
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Debusine: A CI platform for Debian-based distributions
(freexian-team.pages.debian.net)
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190proof opinionated unified interface to interact with multiple AI providers
(github.com)
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How to Build a $20B Semiconductor Fab (2024)
(construction-physics.com)
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Kiro Crew persistent workspace that self-improves, continues beyond one session
(github.com)
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Make Claude Code Faster and Cheaper with Ory Lumen
(ory.com)
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Empirical Research on MoE Safety Mechanisms
(dealign.ai)
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GTFS is a community-driven open standard for rider-facing transit information
(gtfs.org)
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I am guessing (guessing) that "great coding model" and "great model for the widest use" (agentic, long-running, unsupervised, knowledge-worker, computer operator) are competing , conflicting endgames.- Add to that: -
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Ghostarchive is a free-to-use archiving website
(ghostarchive.org)
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Indeed.-
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Duck.ai is a feature that allows you to have private conversations
(duckduckgo.com)
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Feb/April was peak for code.-
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Space Cola Wars
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Formal methods let you explore the corners
(johndcook.com)
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I am thinking along these lines. You do raise a great point.- https://www.anthropic.com/research/small-samples-poison?from...
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