sinenomine

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by sinenomine 6mo ago
Stanford's, MIT's, Dartmouth's symbolic AI social circle actively ruined (e.g. Rosenblatt's fate, sidelining Solomonoff's theory of learning) the credibility of nascent connectionist developments, likely stalling th
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by sinenomine 6mo ago
You lost me when you started narrating the fossil doom visage. With the current progress in solar, as well as the remaining coal, gas and uranium reserves, energy is not going to be what finishes our civilization. While I don't think
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by sinenomine 6mo ago
If you read the papers and analyze the historical DNA, you can make case for significant PGS shifts in populations across a few centuries. People really haven't processed this fact and its implications just yet.
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by sinenomine 6mo ago
If you think you are equipped to discuss the topic of evolution of general intelligence in homo, and you haven't read about GWAS and EDU PGS, then at this point you are either a naive layman, or a convinced discourse commando. Because
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by sinenomine 7mo ago
Try harder problems
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A high-quality OSS graphical session manager and dashboard for pi.dev agent(dwsy.github.io)
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by sinenomine 7mo ago
People underestimate the lead OAI has with their post-5.2 models. The author does not strike me as someone who closely follows the progress frontier labs make in US and around the world.
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by sinenomine 7mo ago
> About fifty years ago Many things changed around that specific time, and I think it does deserve scrutiny. Implied cultural factors seem to be merely correlates of greater historical tide, such as https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by sinenomine 7mo ago
Works impressively well with pi.dev minimal agent.
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by sinenomine 8mo ago
This finding rectified my mental model of longevity after a long, perplexing period where longevity was estimated to be much less heritable than expected when comparing to other studied traits.
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by sinenomine 8mo ago
If the AI provides 0-1 nines of reliability and you refuse to provide the rest of nines required by the customer, then who will provide these, and what is your role and claim to margin here?
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by sinenomine 8mo ago
Humanoids are much cheaper than a car or an ev to manufacture at scale - the economics for humanoids is potentially very scalable and efficient. The solid state batteries are remarkably dense too, and battery replacement via dockstations ha
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by sinenomine 8mo ago
It's a hard problem, but deep learning is very scalable and general and the pressure for general robotics to be solved is very strong in China and US, given the demographic shifts. I think the proliferation of humanoids is a near certa
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by sinenomine 8mo ago
There are high-quality linear or linear-ish attention implementations for the scales around 100k... 1M. The price of context can be made linear and moderate, and it can be greatly improved by implementing prompt caching and passing savings
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by sinenomine 8mo ago
Monetary policy, software tax, post-covid hiring glut, pervasive mental health issues in HR professionals. For older pros there is also age discrimination. There is also underestimated factor of hiring by committee which more and more commo
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by sinenomine 9mo ago
GPT-5.2 has radically changed my outlook on OpenAI. Head and shoulders above others. The excellence is there.
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by sinenomine 9mo ago
AGI, Fusion/solar, Robotics Fixed it for you
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by sinenomine 10mo ago
If you are 40 and haven't transitioned from a linear employee to manager or a small shareholder, your trajectory is that of jaded sadness. I write this to those who are still young enough to read and listen.
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by sinenomine 11mo ago
Did they prove the causal relationship, especially not via genetic confounding?
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by sinenomine 1y ago
Have you tried Kimi K2, deepseek R1 and Qwen?
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by sinenomine 1y ago
NLL loss and large-batch training regime inherently bias the model to learn “modal” representation of the world, and RLHF additionally collapses enthropy, especially as it is applied at most leading labs.
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by sinenomine 1y ago
Then you should be OK.
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by sinenomine 1y ago
Might be low T btw
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by sinenomine 1y ago
Anhedonia or negative symptoms of schizophrenia, or something else, might be even me/cfs, or obscure allergy. ... You seem to have intrinsic motivation to write longish texts though, unironically.
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by sinenomine 1y ago
If you aren't suitable for white collar track, you very well know you can get into blue collar trades or become a taxi driver. The tests for ADHD and some variations of depression are leaky, erroneous shit. Just get the drugs (Adderall
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by sinenomine 1y ago
Intrinsic motivation. For a career programming, coding should work like a stimulant to a degree. Some people also are motivated by fear/pain. Some by money or status. Most by a mix of traditional motivators.
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by sinenomine 1y ago
Bro, forget about guilt and lamenting, you are not obligated to be useful, you can just be. You obviously have ADHD, go and get on stims, it will likely help you. Or there may be some other issue. Or you may indeed be this way forever. Just
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by sinenomine 1y ago
Even a very risky attempt at "cure all diseases“ is worth all this economic upheaval, though. And AI applied to biomedicine arguably already delivered some acceleration.
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by sinenomine 1y ago
«Skunkworks», MIC, three letter agencies, problem-solving contractors, staff-level employees
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by sinenomine 1y ago
How about «enough to have a supply of extremely talented people, able to devise novel solutions to crippling long-term problems we face»? You won't have many brilliant people in a small natural population. Without them it's «not

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