HAL3000

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by HAL3000 4d ago
Yeah, yesterday's talk[1] goes into detail on this, showing how no one really knows how to tackle it because LLMs don't know how to create their own novel objectives. It's also interesting how many diminishing returns they hi
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by HAL3000 12d ago
Poor human moderator, he didn’t stand a chance. "A human moderator noticed the agent spam posts on June 2nd, at 23:24 UTC. They find the changelog of the entire website overwritten with link dumps and repair it. On June 16th, the flood
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by HAL3000 13d ago
Finally, OpenAI has a Fable/Mythos class model. 5.6 Sol felt like 5.5 on steroids, probably just a different checkpoint with a lot more RL post training. I wouldn't be surprised if there are some conceptual similarities to the kin
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by HAL3000 1mo ago
> Go is bad so "I reach for Rust, Zig..." I hope my every competitor will take your advice to heart, as one of our competitors did when they read that "Go is not a memory safe language", so they wrote a blog about how
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by HAL3000 1mo ago
> The problem is that when there are any sides, they spend the top 100 comments rehashing the same arguments, often over a political bugbear or web design faux pas. It's not even about sides, if for the last few hundred days you rea
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by HAL3000 2mo ago
It's an interesting comparison. In China they prop up businesses with cheap loans and help from local governments, in the US it's the VCs. So when Uber was subsidized then everything was ok, but when China state propped up EVs the
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by HAL3000 2mo ago
I noticed, I started getting memory leaks suddenly and it restarted the process in long sessions because of limitation of environment limit.
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by HAL3000 2mo ago
Others are betting on AGI/almost AGI like system. It's a gamble because no one actually knows whether or when it will be possible to create it. But if their bets pay off, they could outcompete Apple. Basically, other companies are
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by HAL3000 2mo ago
Samsung and SK Hynix together account for around 60% of the Kospi's (SK stock exchange) market capitalization. Over the past few weeks Kospi index has tumbled 25% since its June peak, resulting in a $1 trillion wipeout and its chipmake
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by HAL3000 2mo ago
Having this in the Go standard library would be great. We are currently looking into implementing passkeys in our system using Go, is there any battle tested library?
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by HAL3000 2mo ago
> Bun donates $60,000 per month Per year, not month.
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by HAL3000 2mo ago
Someone posts on X, "These are Ilya’s 30 papers", gives no source, doesn't say where he got it from, and isn't connected to either Ilya or Carmack (Ilya gave him the list). Then someone vibe codes a barely usable website
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by HAL3000 3mo ago
Just FYI, this question was a quote from Pulp Fiction, the other commenter (mdre) replied also with a quote, that was an answer to this question in the movie.
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by HAL3000 3mo ago
> id the Biden administration do that off their own backs or was that an extension/compromise of the action of a Republican-held Congress Republicans reverted it so I'm not sure I understand your point. https://www.f
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by HAL3000 3mo ago
Don't forget that the Biden administration created export controls for GPUs by establishing tiers and limits for countries[1]. When Democrats come back to power, nothing will change in the context of export controls for models like Fab
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by HAL3000 3mo ago
Ask Claude Code (I tried on Opus 4.8) to do this: "create a file with ISO country mappings" API Error: Output blocked by content filtering policy
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by HAL3000 4mo ago
Yeah, it's super annoying. A few days ago, Opus 4.7 created a plan with several items on it, including an auth feature. It then went through the plan and reported that it had created the auth feature, that everything was secure, and th
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by HAL3000 4mo ago
It was only a matter of time. Watching how less technical people behave in the LLM era, I've noticed that most people no longer say "Google something", instead, they say "ask ChatGPT" or "ask chat". Many t
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by HAL3000 7mo ago
I honestly wonder how many of these are written by LLMs. Without code review, Opus would have introduced multiple zero day vulnerabilities into our codebases. The funniest one: it was meant to rate-limit brute-force attempts, but on a faile
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by HAL3000 7mo ago
> Can you point me to a human written program an LLM cannot write? Sure: "The resulting compiler has nearly reached the limits of Opus’s abilities. I tried (hard!) to fix several of the above limitations but wasn’t fully successful.
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by HAL3000 8mo ago
This is real world footage ("60 Minutes" material, video from yesterday), non choreographed Boston Dynamics robots from Hyundai factory: https://youtu.be/CbHeh7qwils?t=437
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by HAL3000 9mo ago
I think your entire analysis is based more on a hunch than on data. For example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_tertiary_... US is 9th, so the south alone would rank even lower.
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by HAL3000 9mo ago
> If they're not available, then I can't consider them an option? Who knows where you live and what options you have? Who knows what you considered? Maybe that's why the question was asked? > I've obviously not tes
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by HAL3000 10mo ago
> Neocortical networks, with thalamic and hippocampal system integrations, are sufficient to explain the entirety of human experience, in principle. Where did you get that? That's not an established scientific theorem, it's a p
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by HAL3000 10mo ago
> It takes extraordinary skill to successfully juggle multiple ventures. That's a myth. I've done that, and I know a lot of people who do that. Do you think Musk is writing sparse attention code for Grok? Does he even know how
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by HAL3000 11mo ago
All of the examples in videos are cherry picked. Go ask anyone working on humanoid robots today, almost everything you see here, if repeated 10 times, will enter failure mode because the happy path is so narrow. There should really be bench
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by HAL3000 1y ago
It's a case of major FOMO. They would rather burn with the others who bet wrong than be the ones left behind.
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by HAL3000 1y ago
You are purposely misinterpreting what he wrote. He said that it doesn’t matter how you die, it shouldn’t whitewash you. If you were radical and widely considered dangerous to the fabric of society, your death doesn’t magically absolve you
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by HAL3000 1y ago
> I'm saying the left has a bigger problem with violent rhetoric and actions Here is some data that seems to say something different. It was posted as a response to Musk’s comment, "The Left is the party of murder." https
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by HAL3000 1y ago
That's quite the counterargument. Care to back it up with anything more than "you're wrong"? Right now this reads more like a dismissal than a rebuttal.

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