Lot of comments here taking this at face value, but isn’t it possible this was always a negotiation tactic on licensing costs? Also wonder if this is eg MS offering a good deal at the eleventh hour to stop it going…
Revenue by definition does not include operating costs
The models are also insanely inefficient and economically unviable to actually train and run. They’re doing the Uber style model of hoping they can keep afloat long enough to make other businesses go bust and then they…
It is implied to be illegal despite Google claiming it followed all laws etc: > Public reports cited by the LVV indicate that around 300 hectares of Finnish forest, roughly 420 football fields, had already been cleared…
> Was anyone under the impression that AI would, in its very first attempt at biological research, suddenly be able to get answers without having to need physical follow-through on its leads? Why can’t it build a…
Isn’t that the point though - they’ve generated such strong results in mathematics, so why now are they delivering something so weak here? Hype rather than realistic attempts to solve things is actually a valid…
> It writes my code, obviously. Almost all my personal projects are either 100% hand written or 100% vibe coded; almost nothing in between. The vibe coded projects are significantly more ambitious and feature rich.…
Fact check against what? Other facts it can find online that manipulate its behaviour into citing them?
Made a comment to similar effect - I lived near a bridge/underpass that was built at the end of the 1800s and it was pretty much an iron box. The assumption that these things need to be attractive or decorative just…
This is a really weird article if you’ve seen basically any non-decorative railway bridge anywhere in the UK. Starting to make these WSJ stories of ‘UK is doing <whatever> wrong’ look a little forced? Since it’s…
> any remaining unsoundness bugs are most likely in Lean's compiler or runtime (including the bignum library). It is very unlikely that the same bug also exists in the Rust compiler or runtime, so by checking a proof…
You don’t have to complete that puzzle to get a satisfying ending to the game
It reads like someone making up new terminology to make their work sound complicated. Seeing ‘organism’ and ‘superposition’ in a discussion of how NNs work reads strangely to me
This is the first of Blow’s games that I’m just not very interested in playing, and the fixation on its length and size is why. Being really long or having a huge completion time for the sake of it seems like a big step…
Two hosts they name in the post are Radist and Selectel
Why does it have the name nanolathe attached? What is that about? You can’t just steal an entire commercial game and give it a new name and pretend it’s your own thing
Also, a quickly vibecoded project doing something important to security, to be used by other applications, seems like a perfect way to drop a malicious backdoor (and maybe even provides the author plausible deniability…
There is already a pre-print making the claim that the Navier-Stokes solution provided by OpenAI does not meet the criteria required by the prize (https://arxiv.org/html/2609.20803v1)
It was a power plant full of fuel, why is this surprising?
> it cooked mathematics Weird, these are all still here? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unsolved_problems_in_m...
Given the context this made me assume extend is also some kind of a scam
‘Safe rust’ just being used to mean ‘no unsafe’ is kind of a shallow understanding of the language. You can write code without unsafe that is not really ideal at all eg abusing vector/slice indexing to create a kind of…
The attributes on it seem irrelevant if it’s never called since it is presumably removed by dead code elimination?
Did you read what I wrote though? Sure it will immerse you - but the game also relies on visuals to send signals to the player about how their city is doing. If things are weathered and worn is that bad? Will I be able…
Also the visuals can be misunderstood to be communicating something - e.g. the dirty walls - does that mean my city is bad in some way? Is crime increasing or is the wall being stained by pollution? You can't just make…
Lot of comments here taking this at face value, but isn’t it possible this was always a negotiation tactic on licensing costs? Also wonder if this is eg MS offering a good deal at the eleventh hour to stop it going…
Revenue by definition does not include operating costs
The models are also insanely inefficient and economically unviable to actually train and run. They’re doing the Uber style model of hoping they can keep afloat long enough to make other businesses go bust and then they…
It is implied to be illegal despite Google claiming it followed all laws etc: > Public reports cited by the LVV indicate that around 300 hectares of Finnish forest, roughly 420 football fields, had already been cleared…
> Was anyone under the impression that AI would, in its very first attempt at biological research, suddenly be able to get answers without having to need physical follow-through on its leads? Why can’t it build a…
Isn’t that the point though - they’ve generated such strong results in mathematics, so why now are they delivering something so weak here? Hype rather than realistic attempts to solve things is actually a valid…
> It writes my code, obviously. Almost all my personal projects are either 100% hand written or 100% vibe coded; almost nothing in between. The vibe coded projects are significantly more ambitious and feature rich.…
Fact check against what? Other facts it can find online that manipulate its behaviour into citing them?
Made a comment to similar effect - I lived near a bridge/underpass that was built at the end of the 1800s and it was pretty much an iron box. The assumption that these things need to be attractive or decorative just…
This is a really weird article if you’ve seen basically any non-decorative railway bridge anywhere in the UK. Starting to make these WSJ stories of ‘UK is doing <whatever> wrong’ look a little forced? Since it’s…
> any remaining unsoundness bugs are most likely in Lean's compiler or runtime (including the bignum library). It is very unlikely that the same bug also exists in the Rust compiler or runtime, so by checking a proof…
You don’t have to complete that puzzle to get a satisfying ending to the game
It reads like someone making up new terminology to make their work sound complicated. Seeing ‘organism’ and ‘superposition’ in a discussion of how NNs work reads strangely to me
This is the first of Blow’s games that I’m just not very interested in playing, and the fixation on its length and size is why. Being really long or having a huge completion time for the sake of it seems like a big step…
Two hosts they name in the post are Radist and Selectel
Why does it have the name nanolathe attached? What is that about? You can’t just steal an entire commercial game and give it a new name and pretend it’s your own thing
Also, a quickly vibecoded project doing something important to security, to be used by other applications, seems like a perfect way to drop a malicious backdoor (and maybe even provides the author plausible deniability…
There is already a pre-print making the claim that the Navier-Stokes solution provided by OpenAI does not meet the criteria required by the prize (https://arxiv.org/html/2609.20803v1)
It was a power plant full of fuel, why is this surprising?
> it cooked mathematics Weird, these are all still here? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unsolved_problems_in_m...
Given the context this made me assume extend is also some kind of a scam
‘Safe rust’ just being used to mean ‘no unsafe’ is kind of a shallow understanding of the language. You can write code without unsafe that is not really ideal at all eg abusing vector/slice indexing to create a kind of…
The attributes on it seem irrelevant if it’s never called since it is presumably removed by dead code elimination?
Did you read what I wrote though? Sure it will immerse you - but the game also relies on visuals to send signals to the player about how their city is doing. If things are weathered and worn is that bad? Will I be able…
Also the visuals can be misunderstood to be communicating something - e.g. the dirty walls - does that mean my city is bad in some way? Is crime increasing or is the wall being stained by pollution? You can't just make…