helloplanets

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Inside Meta's AI Infrastructure Lab in Menlo Park [video](youtube.com)
2 points by helloplanets 3h ago|0 comments
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Timeline of Computer History(computerhistory.org)
1 points by helloplanets 9h ago|0 comments
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Duping Delight(paulekman.com)
1 points by helloplanets 2d ago|0 comments
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by helloplanets 3d ago
Yes. OpenAI could have done this same experiment with GPT-4, with possibly even worse results, depending on the quality of the sandbox. Even if the techniques used were not as sophisticated, the natural language output could still easily co
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by helloplanets 4d ago
The system that solved Navier-Stokes certainly was not about OpenAI engineers just typing and telling it what to do.
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by helloplanets 4d ago
The whole latter part of the post is exactly about that.
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by helloplanets 4d ago
This comment reads like Dario's a random tech blogger who's personally submitting these to HN
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by helloplanets 5d ago
5% is insanely generous for the YouTube example.
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by helloplanets 6d ago
Quote from OpenAI in the NYT article: "In addition, since the completion of Navier-Stokes, we have made substantial progress on another Millennium Prize problem."
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OpenAI shares they have made substantial progress on another Millennium problem(nytimes.com)
17 points by helloplanets 6d ago|9 comments
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Google engineer put on leave after saying AI chatbot has become sentient(theguardian.com)
1 points by helloplanets 7d ago|1 comments
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by helloplanets 10d ago
Which model were you using?
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OpenAI Computer Using Agent Sample App(github.com)
1 points by helloplanets 10d ago|0 comments
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by helloplanets 12d ago
It's been OpenAI both times though, going ham with poor sandboxing and lax supervision. Should be treated like a digital cousin of gain-of-function research.
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by helloplanets 12d ago
At least when it comes to chess, Magnus Carlsen has stated multiple times that he's been inspired by AlphaZero and adjusted his own style of play after studying its games.
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Making of Jonathan Blow's Newest Game, Part I: The Game Design Supercollider(orderofthesinkingstar.com)
3 points by helloplanets 15d ago|1 comments
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507 Mechanical Movements(507movements.com)
684 points by helloplanets 20d ago|81 comments
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by helloplanets 23d ago
Full technical report PDF: https://huggingface.co/spaces/tri-fair-lab/publications/blob... > In this report, we argue that frontier performance can be achieved by a wide range of institutions through Conti
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by helloplanets 23d ago
Playing the devil's advocate: The law also determined that any space, public or private, can't be used for same-sex sexual activity. So that was a driving force for people seeking completely anonymous encounters, in spaces that ar
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by helloplanets 23d ago
What about doing abliteration, weight pruning, representation engineering, etc, directly to open LLMs instead? Building an LLM from scratch has a hard split between a tutorial project you can complete in a weekend (that's useless for a
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by helloplanets 27d ago
Every part of training a model have the timing data observed + saved on multiple different axis, it's one of the most inherent parts of the training process. When the post training run is nearing its cutoff point, there's a massiv
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by helloplanets 28d ago
There's pre and post training. What I was going after with "aware", is that the actual people working at the companies, training the models, are aware that people aren't mostly going to be implementing the plan by hand,
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by helloplanets 28d ago
I find that the models have increasingly started throwing out made up amounts of time around, as if they wouldn't be aware that the user is already using Claude Code or Codex. It's like every time they make a plan, there's so
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by helloplanets 29d ago
Well at lest it's written by a human.
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Health benefits of Tai Chi(health.harvard.edu)
52 points by helloplanets 1mo ago|25 comments
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by helloplanets 2mo ago
A model being a distilled version of another specific model is a different thing from using synthetic data off of another model. Anthropic goes to insane lengths to block other labs from training off of their models' output, as it&#x27
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by helloplanets 2mo ago
In the same vein, Jonathan Blow's modestly named "Preventing the Collapse of Civilization" talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSRHeXYDLko Crazy how time flies, given that talk is seven years old at this po
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by helloplanets 2mo ago
Pretty sure Mythos and Fable have way more params, but they've just been able to use the synthetic data off of them to get the leap in quality from Opus. So, not a distilled version of Mythos or Fable, but those models likely helped a
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by helloplanets 2mo ago
With the new Ultracode modes in Claude Code and Codex it's been taken to the next level. I mean, multi agent systems have been available for a long time, but the newest models seem to be much more RL'd for them. Both GPT-5.6 and F
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by helloplanets 2mo ago
People don't realize the exponential diffictlty curve with juggling. The highest amount of balls ever juggled is 11.

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