> The good thing with velocity is that it doesn't care which way you're going as long as you're going there fast, so you can never be wrong Velocity famously being a vector with a direction. Go in the wrong direction…
> Then you eliminate the managers and designers and eventually you end up with star-trek-esque programming where some C-level person is just telling their computer "I want a website that sells widgets. Good! Now make…
> Human games are still important for the advancement of chess Are they? Why? For a human vs human game sure but at the very top level? No of course not because it's all done by AI. > Only if it is in the training data.…
> I am saying because chess is primarily a human vs human game, humans will always be learning and playing chess, their games will add to the chess knowledge base I guess I'm contesting that idea you are putting forward…
Just reading this there appears to be 2 problems. 1) The size of task the AI has been given to do appears to be too big, which is why it looks like a roadmap/aspiration. You can ask it to implement a single feature or…
> Sure, but that instance of AlphaGo is still dependent on its training, its intelligence, so it is a question of is that the best and only way to win a game of Go. If this were true then it would be impossible for…
> Chess/Go continues to progress because it is primarily a human vs human activity, people will always be learning to play chess and chess will continue to develop. AIs are not continuing to get better at chess/go…
> People instead focus on understanding, because history has taught us that understanding tough problems in mathematics finds natural applications elsewhere. If the goal is still eventually the applications elsewhere,…
Upfront cost is dropping and as electric cars become popular their used car market will increase.
Unless the AGI is able to develop effective defences to intercept an incoming nuclear attack.
Presuming the EU just appeared out of thin air in 1992/1993 and ignoring the predecessor organisations which were crucial for the formation of the EU is just wrong. It's also not just about WW2, europe had at that point…
You're just showing your ignorance and lack of knowledge about the history of the EU. Whilst the EU in it's current form did not exist until 1993, it's predecessor the European Coal and Steel Community was formed in…
Put the watermarked version head to head with the non-watermarked version. If you can't tell which one is better then how can you make any assumption about performance? For all you know performance is the same. So many…
I haven't had time to watch the video but my understanding was a lot of the Louisiana coast have big problems with rising sea levels and much of it in the process of falling underwater. Perhaps it's relatively trivial…
This just isn't true. Chinas emissions peaked back in 2024.
Per capita is the only metric that matters as it attributes equal worth to each human life. If China was split up into 20 countries would that be better because the emissions were divided by 20 for each individual…
Most useful software engineering work is doing fairly simple things and the numbers of people doing this work reflects that. > those of us who have had to solve open problems with no solution written somewhere because…
I don't see how AI in maths stops anyone from pursuing any sort of intellectual learning themselves. In the same way children still learn their times tables even though calculators can do the job better. To me (and most…
Pretty sure Anthropics models were directly involved in the bombing of that girls school in Iran.
Perhaps whenever a US firm, eg. Open AI, Anthropic, Gemini, Grok etc. release a model. Top comments should be criticising US torture camps in Guantanamo bay or their recent bombing of a girls school in Iran.
It's 80% of new code they shipped that is AI authored. Would you ship pointless code? I do tend to agree though, it could be that AI solves problems with more code than a human would. What you need to measure is the…
I disagree with 'glazing' China but the USA really isn't much better https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flint_water_crisis
> That's right, but Ukraine got $90B from Europe knowing most of it would come back for equipment purchases. Thats standard for military aid to other countries. Almost all US military aid to Ukraine was spent in the US…
> The good thing with velocity is that it doesn't care which way you're going as long as you're going there fast, so you can never be wrong Velocity famously being a vector with a direction. Go in the wrong direction…
> Then you eliminate the managers and designers and eventually you end up with star-trek-esque programming where some C-level person is just telling their computer "I want a website that sells widgets. Good! Now make…
> Human games are still important for the advancement of chess Are they? Why? For a human vs human game sure but at the very top level? No of course not because it's all done by AI. > Only if it is in the training data.…
> I am saying because chess is primarily a human vs human game, humans will always be learning and playing chess, their games will add to the chess knowledge base I guess I'm contesting that idea you are putting forward…
Just reading this there appears to be 2 problems. 1) The size of task the AI has been given to do appears to be too big, which is why it looks like a roadmap/aspiration. You can ask it to implement a single feature or…
> Sure, but that instance of AlphaGo is still dependent on its training, its intelligence, so it is a question of is that the best and only way to win a game of Go. If this were true then it would be impossible for…
> Chess/Go continues to progress because it is primarily a human vs human activity, people will always be learning to play chess and chess will continue to develop. AIs are not continuing to get better at chess/go…
> People instead focus on understanding, because history has taught us that understanding tough problems in mathematics finds natural applications elsewhere. If the goal is still eventually the applications elsewhere,…
Upfront cost is dropping and as electric cars become popular their used car market will increase.
Unless the AGI is able to develop effective defences to intercept an incoming nuclear attack.
Presuming the EU just appeared out of thin air in 1992/1993 and ignoring the predecessor organisations which were crucial for the formation of the EU is just wrong. It's also not just about WW2, europe had at that point…
You're just showing your ignorance and lack of knowledge about the history of the EU. Whilst the EU in it's current form did not exist until 1993, it's predecessor the European Coal and Steel Community was formed in…
Put the watermarked version head to head with the non-watermarked version. If you can't tell which one is better then how can you make any assumption about performance? For all you know performance is the same. So many…
I haven't had time to watch the video but my understanding was a lot of the Louisiana coast have big problems with rising sea levels and much of it in the process of falling underwater. Perhaps it's relatively trivial…
This just isn't true. Chinas emissions peaked back in 2024.
Per capita is the only metric that matters as it attributes equal worth to each human life. If China was split up into 20 countries would that be better because the emissions were divided by 20 for each individual…
Most useful software engineering work is doing fairly simple things and the numbers of people doing this work reflects that. > those of us who have had to solve open problems with no solution written somewhere because…
I don't see how AI in maths stops anyone from pursuing any sort of intellectual learning themselves. In the same way children still learn their times tables even though calculators can do the job better. To me (and most…
Pretty sure Anthropics models were directly involved in the bombing of that girls school in Iran.
Perhaps whenever a US firm, eg. Open AI, Anthropic, Gemini, Grok etc. release a model. Top comments should be criticising US torture camps in Guantanamo bay or their recent bombing of a girls school in Iran.
It's 80% of new code they shipped that is AI authored. Would you ship pointless code? I do tend to agree though, it could be that AI solves problems with more code than a human would. What you need to measure is the…
I disagree with 'glazing' China but the USA really isn't much better https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flint_water_crisis
> That's right, but Ukraine got $90B from Europe knowing most of it would come back for equipment purchases. Thats standard for military aid to other countries. Almost all US military aid to Ukraine was spent in the US…