logicallee

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Intro to voltages and power in computing and possibility of reducing it(valley-lake-hill-plaza.grok.me)
1 points by logicallee 1d ago|1 comments
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by logicallee 6d ago
all this while Cognition doesn't even make the top page of search results, that's some impressive stealth.[1] (just to be clear, I am a far-left activist who spends most of my time working on funding Social Security Trust Funds (O
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by logicallee 7d ago
Along the same lines, I asked ChatGPT-5.6 Sol to evaluate the feasibility of a neural network running natively on quantum computing, you can see the study here: http://taonexus.com/publicfiles/sep2026/quantum_neura
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by logicallee 8d ago
My OpenAI account was deactivated on Sunday due to a claimed infraction of production of child materials, maybe based on a few words in a technical chat that clearly isn't about that. Can you take a look? rviragh@gmail.com - I was doin
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Ask HN: How to Reactivate ChatGPT Account?
1 points by logicallee 10d ago|0 comments
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by logicallee 11d ago
The presentation will be livestreamed on my channel in about an hour (11 a.m. EST, 8 a.m. Pacific). Anyone is welcome to attend.
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(available in 1 hour) AI Slopacalypse – understanding all this crap(youtube.com)
1 points by logicallee 11d ago|1 comments
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by logicallee 12d ago
amazing, it's a huge achievement. can someone clarify, where the writeup says "The finished proof was checked by Lean; it uses just Lean’s three standard axioms" what does this mean? Aren't there a large set of standard
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by logicallee 13d ago
can the grandmasters still win with rook odds?
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by logicallee 13d ago
>exadurates this word is usually spelled exaggerate (yes, with two g's.)
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by logicallee 14d ago
people very soon as going to look back at all of us and just think "they didn't even have robots yet! how did they even eat?" Well, future readers, it isn't easy! We either go to the store and bring back groceries oursel
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by logicallee 16d ago
Congratulations on the launch! The demo in the video you linked looks awesome (though your video resolution is a bit low, some of the text is hard to read on screen, I suggest you record in higher resolution). I think you made a really goo
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Real Fly Brain – chase and squash bugs with your cursor(realflybrain.com)
1 points by logicallee 17d ago|0 comments
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by logicallee 20d ago
could you elaborate on what happened?
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by logicallee 22d ago
This is really interesting. I've been fascinated with new and unusual battery tech for a while. A few months ago I had one of the reasoning models crunch the numbers on using a superconductor as a battery.[1] (It's not viable.) E
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by logicallee 23d ago
I do this with Claude. I don't add skills files, since I figure if they worked that well then Anthropic would just put it in Claude code. I just open Claude in a new directory (no agents.md file or claude.md file), tell it what I&#x27
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by logicallee 24d ago
human brain uses 20 watts.
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by logicallee 24d ago
Thanks for the encouragement, but this has already been invented. Microsoft announced it in September 2025 here: https://news.microsoft.com/source/features/innovation/microf... (The article date is included i
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by logicallee 24d ago
Why are chips still built in only a few layers? Even modern silicon only has some 60 of them right? Plus don't transformers work in layers, making it natural to put a bunch of layers on top of each other? Regarding cooling, couldn&#x27
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by logicallee 25d ago
I'm highly interested in their Grok 4.6 run which is currently running. I think it is a very good fit for doing really well on this benchmark. Will have to check this page again in a couple of days. I wrote a quick review of Grok 4.6
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by logicallee 25d ago
I can't put my finger on it, but there's something very satisfying about seeing his final build, that I think wouldn't be there if it were a touch screen.
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by logicallee 25d ago
I agree that it's fast and accurate, but Grok 4.6 was released only 10 days ago so you can't blame someone for not trying it yet. (Versus many months at the frontier level for Claude and ChatGPT.) Here's a quick review I just
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by logicallee 25d ago
You did a good job at capturing that experience, but Claude does really well usually. Don't you almost get what you want at the end? I understand it would be better if it could just learn your codebase, but this isn't possible so
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by logicallee 25d ago
I avoid Opus 5, and reverted to Opus 4.8 over similar issues. Opus 4.8 is still working great for me!
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Model confusion in recursive instruction contexts(medium.com)
1 points by logicallee 25d ago|0 comments
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by logicallee 25d ago
not having any body, continuous sensory input (except ChatGPT-live gets streaming audio), episodic memory, on-the-job learning (live weight updates), any live feedback loops (like moving a motor updates proprioperception or turning physical
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by logicallee 25d ago
I tried it! Works totally awesome. Your OS is amazing.
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by logicallee 27d ago
how do you know they were really official company recruiters?
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by logicallee 27d ago
the parts you wrote aren't what people are complaining about.
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by logicallee 27d ago
"written by a human, on purpose."

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