I really like Julia, but I wind up not using it as much as I might otherwise because the startup time kills it for many use cases (though of course it's easily amortized in others).
When I was a lad we walked out to the car and did that with the key. In the snow. It wasn't that bad and, despite what you may have heard, was not in fact uphill both ways.
More likely it's because a million dollars one way or the other won't make a difference in the hole they are digging / mountain they are building.
And then subtly misuse them. LLMs write like some people cook, adding bespoke artisanal Belgian sea salt, truffle oil and weirdly specific cheese without any thought given to how the result will taste.
You may not like the truth, but it's still the truth. https://marketwise.com/investing/openai-losses-surge-to-21-b... Anthropic is "profitable"... if you exclude compensation and compute cost commitments:…
Right, but if you ask it to make a systematic change (the room decor for light to dark and back) or something with subtle implications that would require other changes to fit in? Changing the title in the movie example…
It would have been interesting to try something closer to the movie poster example; say have the AI rewrite the passage with the room toggling between the initial light-mode decor and a dark-mode decor, then back,…
The point was that a textbook (where the 40hr/page estimate comes from) is cumulative/linear -- what you need for page n was defined / established on the preceding pages. But in a proof such as this you can call on any…
This. The point of these problems is the understanding / tooling gained in solving them. We're getting none of that. At best they are like a modern oracles, correctly answering your questions in a way that's doesn't…
Given that they all the bit AI players are still loosing money, it follows that their total costs are _higher_ that their API pricing would imply.
By: "an LLM AI just solved Navier Stokes" I assume you mean: "an LLM AI [company] just [claimed that a team of mathematicians they hired, using their AI] [may have] solved [part of] Navier Stokes[, definitely prompted…
PaaS: an acronym for "Plagiarism as a Service" which replaced the older terms AGI, GPT and LLM in late 2026. Origin uncertain. Pass it on.
I think he's well on his way. Math friends that would have said "Altman who?" a week ago are now saying "Don't talk to me about that #@$!@&!"
It's exactly the right measure to use if the claim is that they "slashed spending". They didn't. They continued increase may or may not have kept pace with other measures (GDP, population, whatever). But they didn't…
If so, they past up the opportunity to make another dumb Ohio joke: "Ohio isn't actually square, though you wouldn't know that from talking to the inhabitants" or some such.
https://everydayastronaut.com/mars-climate-orbiter/ Although, as it turns out, "orbiter" was a poor choice of name.
They did not slash spending. At most the rate of increase slowed down for a year or so before continuing to rise at an even faster rate. https://dof.ca.gov/about-us/history/state-budgets/
They didn't start the fire. Quantum + biology → Woo has been with us since the 1960s at least.
Vlatko Vedral (of Oxford) to be clear. (He's listed as V. Vedral on the Tardigrade paper you linked, and it's more common to use last names in this context.)
That makes it sound like the increase was due to some inexorable natural force. California's per capita budget is over twice Arizona's, and they're running a huge deficit on top of that. If taxes are too high, cut…
"Many years later, as he faced the firing squad, Colonel Aureliano Buendía was to remember that distant afternoon when his father took him to discover ice. At that time Macondo was a village of twenty adobe houses,…
They aren't synonyms and are, in general, not interchangeable. If I'm trying to get out of an unpleasant task by intentionally failing an aptitude test, the "correct" answer is going to be the least effective. Likewise…
Whoa! I think maybe I stepped on somebody's agenda? Both capitalism and evolution depend on the fact that over time, on average, less fit organisms/organizations are displaced by better alternatives. You may not like…
Wait until we all get popcorn though, and find a comfy place to watch from that's just outside the splash zone.
Is that a typo or a proposed title for the sequel. (Even if it's a typo you should probably claim it as a sub-conscious coinage, since it's quite clever.)
I really like Julia, but I wind up not using it as much as I might otherwise because the startup time kills it for many use cases (though of course it's easily amortized in others).
When I was a lad we walked out to the car and did that with the key. In the snow. It wasn't that bad and, despite what you may have heard, was not in fact uphill both ways.
More likely it's because a million dollars one way or the other won't make a difference in the hole they are digging / mountain they are building.
And then subtly misuse them. LLMs write like some people cook, adding bespoke artisanal Belgian sea salt, truffle oil and weirdly specific cheese without any thought given to how the result will taste.
You may not like the truth, but it's still the truth. https://marketwise.com/investing/openai-losses-surge-to-21-b... Anthropic is "profitable"... if you exclude compensation and compute cost commitments:…
Right, but if you ask it to make a systematic change (the room decor for light to dark and back) or something with subtle implications that would require other changes to fit in? Changing the title in the movie example…
It would have been interesting to try something closer to the movie poster example; say have the AI rewrite the passage with the room toggling between the initial light-mode decor and a dark-mode decor, then back,…
The point was that a textbook (where the 40hr/page estimate comes from) is cumulative/linear -- what you need for page n was defined / established on the preceding pages. But in a proof such as this you can call on any…
This. The point of these problems is the understanding / tooling gained in solving them. We're getting none of that. At best they are like a modern oracles, correctly answering your questions in a way that's doesn't…
Given that they all the bit AI players are still loosing money, it follows that their total costs are _higher_ that their API pricing would imply.
By: "an LLM AI just solved Navier Stokes" I assume you mean: "an LLM AI [company] just [claimed that a team of mathematicians they hired, using their AI] [may have] solved [part of] Navier Stokes[, definitely prompted…
PaaS: an acronym for "Plagiarism as a Service" which replaced the older terms AGI, GPT and LLM in late 2026. Origin uncertain. Pass it on.
I think he's well on his way. Math friends that would have said "Altman who?" a week ago are now saying "Don't talk to me about that #@$!@&!"
It's exactly the right measure to use if the claim is that they "slashed spending". They didn't. They continued increase may or may not have kept pace with other measures (GDP, population, whatever). But they didn't…
If so, they past up the opportunity to make another dumb Ohio joke: "Ohio isn't actually square, though you wouldn't know that from talking to the inhabitants" or some such.
https://everydayastronaut.com/mars-climate-orbiter/ Although, as it turns out, "orbiter" was a poor choice of name.
They did not slash spending. At most the rate of increase slowed down for a year or so before continuing to rise at an even faster rate. https://dof.ca.gov/about-us/history/state-budgets/
They didn't start the fire. Quantum + biology → Woo has been with us since the 1960s at least.
Vlatko Vedral (of Oxford) to be clear. (He's listed as V. Vedral on the Tardigrade paper you linked, and it's more common to use last names in this context.)
That makes it sound like the increase was due to some inexorable natural force. California's per capita budget is over twice Arizona's, and they're running a huge deficit on top of that. If taxes are too high, cut…
"Many years later, as he faced the firing squad, Colonel Aureliano Buendía was to remember that distant afternoon when his father took him to discover ice. At that time Macondo was a village of twenty adobe houses,…
They aren't synonyms and are, in general, not interchangeable. If I'm trying to get out of an unpleasant task by intentionally failing an aptitude test, the "correct" answer is going to be the least effective. Likewise…
Whoa! I think maybe I stepped on somebody's agenda? Both capitalism and evolution depend on the fact that over time, on average, less fit organisms/organizations are displaced by better alternatives. You may not like…
Wait until we all get popcorn though, and find a comfy place to watch from that's just outside the splash zone.
Is that a typo or a proposed title for the sequel. (Even if it's a typo you should probably claim it as a sub-conscious coinage, since it's quite clever.)