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by openquery 1mo ago
I don't understand the point of this piece. There is nothing breaking or remotely interesting which we didn't already know. Mind you I don't particularly care about Aschenbrenner or his fund but it feels to me like typical jo
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by openquery 2mo ago
Finally yes yes yes. I've wanted the option to select your cookie preferences once and forget in a brower for ever. I assume the reason this wasn't done initially was corporate pressure (most people would opt-out of everything by
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by openquery 2mo ago
Also the last generation to not frequent space. See the night sky up close.
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by openquery 2mo ago
The only thing the $1T model needs to do is find some algorithmic speedup which allows it to be trained at $100B. I'm not saying that's easy or that it will happen but I just don't see why not.
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by openquery 2mo ago
> Unlimited intelligence doesn't mean unlimited resources or instantaneous implementation. Of course you're right. At the end of the day you need to deal with the bedrock which is the laws of physics. I could be wrong but I str
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by openquery 2mo ago
IMO Demis has the most reasonable takes.
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by openquery 2mo ago
> LLMs show no sign of improving intelligence and instead providers are going down the ‘agentic’ rabbit hole. I'm not sure where you're getting this. I don't work at Anthropic but Fable (Mythos) seems demonstrably smarter
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by openquery 2mo ago
> I agree with your sentiment (about the noise), however I think this over simplifies it a bit. We may get AI that is super-human at frontier research and dramatically accelerates the pace, and still have to wait decades before it disrup
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by openquery 2mo ago
> More likely (without careful vetting by the folks aggregating these models) is that the quality will go down as more and more AI-generated output gets subsumed into these models. This assumes that there aren't algorithmic breakthr
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by openquery 2mo ago
This is all noise. The leaders of these companies are flip-flopping to whatever sounds best for their current agenda - hiring, fundraising, pre-IPO, etc. The only thing that matters is if LLMs with sufficient scaling can become frontier AI
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by openquery 2mo ago
https://archive.is/Pn7GU
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by openquery 2mo ago
Getting a company to IPO is not about getting lucky once - it's making hundreds of good decisions daily. From hiring to product direction to fundraising. Like or hate the guy you gotta give credit where it's due. (Same for Musk, e
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by openquery 4mo ago
The title made me think there was a cargo subcommand `cargo copy`.
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by openquery 9mo ago
For 99% of people I don't see the usecase (except for privacy but that ship sailed a decade ago for the aforementioned 99%). If the argument is inference offline - the modern computing experience is basically all done through the brows
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AI Feynman: A Physics-Inspired Method for Symbolic Regression(arxiv.org)
4 points by openquery 10mo ago|0 comments
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by openquery 1y ago
I agree in general it isn't. But in this case Musk claimed that was the point of open-sourcing the algorithm. Transparency on what they are or are not suppressing.
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by openquery 1y ago
I've always wondered - how can I as a non X engineer be sure that the code on GH is actually deployed on their servers?
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Shelling Out: The Origins of Money (2002)(nakamotoinstitute.org)
1 points by openquery 1y ago|0 comments
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by openquery 1y ago
Close to the end of the paper they casually drop that they solved all the millennium problems including the Riemann Hypothesis and have Lean proofs for all of them. I don't know enough physics or mathematics to be able to tell whether
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AI focused on brain regions recreates what you're looking at (2024)(newscientist.com)
79 points by openquery 1y ago|37 comments
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by openquery 2y ago
> Neither are containers. This is demonstrably false.
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by openquery 2y ago
You need a toolchain to compile to wasm and a runtime to run it.
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by openquery 2y ago
I haven't played around with hypervisors much but the whole point of k8s is not just isolation but all the primitives the control plane gives you which you don't need to implement. Things like StatefulSet, ReplicaSet, Volumes, Hor
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Shred (Unix)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by openquery 2y ago|0 comments
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Myostatin(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by openquery 2y ago|0 comments
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by openquery 2y ago
This is really interesting and a thorough write up. Thanks to the author for sharing their work. Whenever I read about super low-level optimisation, my immediate feeling is that of gratitude to the author for spending so much time shaving o
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by openquery 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Honestly sets as trees isn't original. While I was learning about ZFC I came across some lectures[0] by Richard Borcherds which was the seed of insipiration for this project. [0] https://youtu.be&#x2
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by openquery 2y ago
2 = {0, 1} = {Ø,{Ø}} by the Von Neumann ordinal definition.
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by openquery 2y ago
Author here. Wasn't expecting to see this on the front page! I'm really very far from a mathematician and this was a write up of a fun side project. I think the title would be unforgivably misleading in a formal context (if this w
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by openquery 2y ago
The representation of n has 2^n vertices. 2^2039484 might be a bit too large to render...

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