What is notable about it? There's a book called Superintelligence published in 2014.
Kind of sounds like a truism. You make the claim, but you don't explain why. Also, the analogies at the end are... odd. Maybe you are right! I'd like to hear the justifications more though.
What qualifies you to speak on behalf of anything? Who exactly are you speaking to?
In my opinion, hn has been roughly the same for the past 10 years, with thematic differences based on various trends in the tech industry. The difference today is that the hottest technology has also become a hot button…
I recently just crossed the threshold for 100% decompilation of a PlayStation game. I used a lot of models in the process, and I feel like this is a good demonstration the "sauce" that opus has. The harness I've built…
A while back you had this tweet which often gets cited, or at least _i_ personally think about it a lot. > If WASM+WASI existed in 2008, we wouldn't have needed to created Docker. That's how important it is. Webassembly…
Nobody should trust the feds ever. It's mostly through privilege and circumstance that they help anything ever.
what's even more funny is most of what they are asking for exist in some form. As an aside, I remember when sora 2 launched and thinking, "wow I wonder if we'll ever get something close this in open weights?" The…
I don't think the insight is trivial, but to each their own I suppose.
> Claude’s Opus performs best, though it’s not Opus 5.5 but rather Opus 5 which does so. The difference doesn’t appear to be pure chance, Opus 5 is better at interpreting the spec. Some models like Fable 5.1 and Gemini…
> So I think it's less about linguistics and more about our audiovisual mapping of the physical world. There's probably an overlap that makes the distinction fuzzy.
Full throated thoughtful and capable eh? The post I read is mostly an incoherent screed. > How could I be wowed that a Millenium Prize problem has been solved using Lean verification for its proof in 2026, when that was…
Under what circumstances is it appropriate to censor Epstein on this forum?
Fun fact: openai is still asking candidates to grind leetcode. Lc like problems has imo never been about understanding candidate capabilities. It's about the humiliation ritual of the software engineer to gauge fealty…
I usually hate analogies because they're imprecise. But in this case, isn't use of llm / generative ai to tackle new frontiers just another instrument to be used to understand the universe? An engineer picks up a…
The Western world is so thoroughly indoctrinated that it is simply easier to imagine the apocalypse than the end of capitalism.
I'm using it quite extensively in my PlayStation decompilation harness
> OpenAI was much more than a job for us. Its mission has been central to our lives. Think about a time in history where this sentiment was considered normal. These people dedicated their lives to a corporation and now…
Because the leadership (or a certain slice of leadership) within the company are religious zealots that believe they are building a god. https://www.anthropic.com/research/end-subset-conversations…
> There's no gatekeeping here! https://proofsandprompts.com/2026/10/07/on-openais-release-o...
No one is going to listen to a pearl clutching gate keeper org trying to constrain the effective spread of information.
What is the purpose of the scare quotes around the word philosopher? Do you not believe that philosophers exist? Or is it intended to cast some kind of aspersion on folks who discuss consciousness?
Yeah, we'll see how long that lasts. I'd bet 500 thousand dollars that this sentiment goes away as fast as they were rerunning cold and flu medicine commercials after everyone was sick of giving a shit about COVID.
So you're mad at being consistently incorrect and being held to account with what is essentially, "believe my assessments that I have to continuously caveat as they become invalidated, over what you see and hear."
Flagging is for submissions that violate hn guidelines. Not for things you deem unimpressive.
What is notable about it? There's a book called Superintelligence published in 2014.
Kind of sounds like a truism. You make the claim, but you don't explain why. Also, the analogies at the end are... odd. Maybe you are right! I'd like to hear the justifications more though.
What qualifies you to speak on behalf of anything? Who exactly are you speaking to?
In my opinion, hn has been roughly the same for the past 10 years, with thematic differences based on various trends in the tech industry. The difference today is that the hottest technology has also become a hot button…
I recently just crossed the threshold for 100% decompilation of a PlayStation game. I used a lot of models in the process, and I feel like this is a good demonstration the "sauce" that opus has. The harness I've built…
A while back you had this tweet which often gets cited, or at least _i_ personally think about it a lot. > If WASM+WASI existed in 2008, we wouldn't have needed to created Docker. That's how important it is. Webassembly…
Nobody should trust the feds ever. It's mostly through privilege and circumstance that they help anything ever.
what's even more funny is most of what they are asking for exist in some form. As an aside, I remember when sora 2 launched and thinking, "wow I wonder if we'll ever get something close this in open weights?" The…
I don't think the insight is trivial, but to each their own I suppose.
> Claude’s Opus performs best, though it’s not Opus 5.5 but rather Opus 5 which does so. The difference doesn’t appear to be pure chance, Opus 5 is better at interpreting the spec. Some models like Fable 5.1 and Gemini…
> So I think it's less about linguistics and more about our audiovisual mapping of the physical world. There's probably an overlap that makes the distinction fuzzy.
Full throated thoughtful and capable eh? The post I read is mostly an incoherent screed. > How could I be wowed that a Millenium Prize problem has been solved using Lean verification for its proof in 2026, when that was…
Under what circumstances is it appropriate to censor Epstein on this forum?
Fun fact: openai is still asking candidates to grind leetcode. Lc like problems has imo never been about understanding candidate capabilities. It's about the humiliation ritual of the software engineer to gauge fealty…
I usually hate analogies because they're imprecise. But in this case, isn't use of llm / generative ai to tackle new frontiers just another instrument to be used to understand the universe? An engineer picks up a…
The Western world is so thoroughly indoctrinated that it is simply easier to imagine the apocalypse than the end of capitalism.
I'm using it quite extensively in my PlayStation decompilation harness
> OpenAI was much more than a job for us. Its mission has been central to our lives. Think about a time in history where this sentiment was considered normal. These people dedicated their lives to a corporation and now…
Because the leadership (or a certain slice of leadership) within the company are religious zealots that believe they are building a god. https://www.anthropic.com/research/end-subset-conversations…
> There's no gatekeeping here! https://proofsandprompts.com/2026/10/07/on-openais-release-o...
No one is going to listen to a pearl clutching gate keeper org trying to constrain the effective spread of information.
What is the purpose of the scare quotes around the word philosopher? Do you not believe that philosophers exist? Or is it intended to cast some kind of aspersion on folks who discuss consciousness?
Yeah, we'll see how long that lasts. I'd bet 500 thousand dollars that this sentiment goes away as fast as they were rerunning cold and flu medicine commercials after everyone was sick of giving a shit about COVID.
So you're mad at being consistently incorrect and being held to account with what is essentially, "believe my assessments that I have to continuously caveat as they become invalidated, over what you see and hear."
Flagging is for submissions that violate hn guidelines. Not for things you deem unimpressive.