kelseyfrog

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by kelseyfrog 3d ago
It depends on the subspace in which the interpolation is framed.
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by kelseyfrog 3d ago
The forecasters got it wrong, so where's the accountability?
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by kelseyfrog 3d ago
The Navier-Stokes solution was an interpolation of existing data.
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by kelseyfrog 3d ago
LLMs can only repeat and interpolate data. They can't create anything new. So, you don't need to go that far.
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by kelseyfrog 4d ago
> So where are these prototypes? I'm working on one, but you're not going to like it.
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by kelseyfrog 4d ago
If LLMs are writing code, won't adoption progress on LLM-timescales? Humans would seem to be out of the equation.
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by kelseyfrog 4d ago
Never heard of verified slowdown?
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by kelseyfrog 4d ago
It makes sense when exhibitionism is a thing.
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by kelseyfrog 4d ago
All statements are reductive because language is injective to reality.
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by kelseyfrog 4d ago
There's a lot of folks out there with champagne bottles and party poppers earmarked for when it happens .
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by kelseyfrog 4d ago
Category error. When it comes to judgement, I am.
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by kelseyfrog 5d ago
I'm only in control of what I do, not what others do. Thus, I only judge myself by my own standards, not of others.
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by kelseyfrog 5d ago
> Until an AI can operate in the real world in a completely sustainable way, humans have the reins. If the bar is 'the reins holder must be able to operate in a completely sustainable way,' why are we letting humans do the job?
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by kelseyfrog 5d ago
AI is just a next word predictor. It cannot understand the development of guided weapons as it's not conscious.
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by kelseyfrog 5d ago
1. We're racing toward AI-induced extinction and there's 60,000 people with a foot on the gas pedal.
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by kelseyfrog 5d ago
Exactly! We should only work to prevent the end of the world after it has ended.
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by kelseyfrog 5d ago
POSIWID.
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by kelseyfrog 6d ago
Great find! thanks
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by kelseyfrog 6d ago
If there's a Millennium Prize problem race, I'm most excited for P=NP and the Yang-Mills existence and mass gap solutions. Knocking those off feels more world-changing.
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by kelseyfrog 6d ago
That's why mppbench.com exists
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by kelseyfrog 6d ago
Is there a way to turn off these comments? Contact the owner and send the message there instead. https://honestlyranked.com/contact/
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by kelseyfrog 7d ago
If they want to desperately solve the remaining Millennium Prize problems, I won't object.
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MillenniumPrizeProblemBench(mppbench.com)
3 points by kelseyfrog 7d ago|0 comments
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by kelseyfrog 7d ago
It's crazy how we all have to build the AI that will render us unemployed.
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by kelseyfrog 8d ago
If your model of LLM capabilities is the best OpenAI/Anthropic/X is offering publicly, it's severely distorted. What's being offered publicly are models possible to profit on. High-performance/AGI/ASI models th
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by kelseyfrog 8d ago
A subset of function arguments are function colors because async/await is isomorphic to requiring and passing a `callback` arg around. It was named 'callback hell` because there wasn't an escape hatch and it affected every fu
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by kelseyfrog 8d ago
Excel equations and whatever the hell kids are building with redstone in Minecraft.
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by kelseyfrog 9d ago
The evidence indicates that the story sold. Inferring biases from that example doesn't pass the smell test.
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by kelseyfrog 9d ago
> Is adding intrinsic enough to turn a language from high-level to low-level? Yes, Java and C# are low level languages.
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by kelseyfrog 9d ago
I'd hesitate to jump to the conclusion that Holmes had editorial control over the way journalists portrayed her. The idea that a 'young woman overcoming the odds' story sells more than 'young man overcoming the odds&#x27

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