Thank you for the validation. I only dabble in mathematics - so it's reassuring to hear what I remember - a clever proof is still considered a positive thing. I do (of course) understand the issue that non-constructive…
While "I'm busy" might be true, "Ask Claude" is more helpful. Maybe the people in your life are just trying to be helpful instead of effectively saying "Go away." But hey, sure, it's AI so you should definitely hate on…
Ah... is this just the difference between a constructive and non-constructive proof? Is that the distinction you're making?
Right. I think I understand - this question was expected to produce a new theory and the clever solution avoided that. Like I said below, I think this is a fantastic result. It discovered that this question really…
Hmmm... seems to me that if you can find a solution without creating the desired explanation - then that's a problem with the original question - not the solution itself. And discovering a bad question leads to the…
> However, it seems the proof is extremely concise so it seems that it is exploiting a clever trick that somehow all the experts missed. Why is that a "however"? My reading is that it found a genuinely new solution that…
I really like the laws just passed in Oregon to protect regular folk from energy prices. From the sounds of it - energy prices will DECREASE for the average person.…
https://archive.is/ibBkO#selection-3939.0-3939.70
Is it? I've always felt that the idea is worth more than the implementation. Implementation is tedious and not really genius. Regardless, I'm just happy to have these things at my disposal now. I don't need to be the…
Yeah. :) Since the advent of AI I have been delighted by the number of old project ideas I've been able to execute. There are just too many ideas to implement them all by yourself - but AIs don't seem to mind in the…
You should read the part of the article where the author compares his work to Stan.
Be warned - by using AI like this you've made yourself a lightning rod for the people who really really really dislike AI.
Yes. That's why I said "expectation".
It's just mathematical expectation. Don't look at the simple probability - look at probability * value.
Hey. Stop stalking me. It's creepy as fuck. Be better.
> Zuckerberg knows that threatening Wynn-Williams for standing in wooden silence on a stage makes him look like history's most guillotineable billionaire.
AI has driven many people into denial. It's excruciating to watch otherwise smart individuals embrace terrible thinking, over and over and over.
> I can’t tell if Zuckerberg is dimwitted or just evil. I can.
It doesn't matter why. Many people choose to do it that way. And if you want them to use your software, you need to enable them. But to answer your question directly - I suspect they simply don't care, and just take the…
Oh yes, I agree completely. But apparently Paul Graham does not - and his whim is law.
Ah. That's a shame... as there is no button or indicator for "mild". Making the behavior for "I disagree" and "this is erroneous" the same seems like a problematic design.
Why am I being downvoted for stating my reasonable opinion?
> That does not mean "I used it via emailing it". There is no ambiguity - he was asked specifically about this. On the contrary - I think the most reasonable interpretation of his words is that he did use it via…
He said: > Author here. It was usable like any Openclaw agent. For example, I used it to ask it questions about the VPS, to summarize emails, etc.
From his explanation in these comments, he claims the agent did respond in the beginning but it became too costly, so he just manually checked it after that - did the agent correctly catch malicious messages? It did not…
Thank you for the validation. I only dabble in mathematics - so it's reassuring to hear what I remember - a clever proof is still considered a positive thing. I do (of course) understand the issue that non-constructive…
While "I'm busy" might be true, "Ask Claude" is more helpful. Maybe the people in your life are just trying to be helpful instead of effectively saying "Go away." But hey, sure, it's AI so you should definitely hate on…
Ah... is this just the difference between a constructive and non-constructive proof? Is that the distinction you're making?
Right. I think I understand - this question was expected to produce a new theory and the clever solution avoided that. Like I said below, I think this is a fantastic result. It discovered that this question really…
Hmmm... seems to me that if you can find a solution without creating the desired explanation - then that's a problem with the original question - not the solution itself. And discovering a bad question leads to the…
> However, it seems the proof is extremely concise so it seems that it is exploiting a clever trick that somehow all the experts missed. Why is that a "however"? My reading is that it found a genuinely new solution that…
I really like the laws just passed in Oregon to protect regular folk from energy prices. From the sounds of it - energy prices will DECREASE for the average person.…
https://archive.is/ibBkO#selection-3939.0-3939.70
Is it? I've always felt that the idea is worth more than the implementation. Implementation is tedious and not really genius. Regardless, I'm just happy to have these things at my disposal now. I don't need to be the…
Yeah. :) Since the advent of AI I have been delighted by the number of old project ideas I've been able to execute. There are just too many ideas to implement them all by yourself - but AIs don't seem to mind in the…
You should read the part of the article where the author compares his work to Stan.
Be warned - by using AI like this you've made yourself a lightning rod for the people who really really really dislike AI.
Yes. That's why I said "expectation".
It's just mathematical expectation. Don't look at the simple probability - look at probability * value.
Hey. Stop stalking me. It's creepy as fuck. Be better.
> Zuckerberg knows that threatening Wynn-Williams for standing in wooden silence on a stage makes him look like history's most guillotineable billionaire.
AI has driven many people into denial. It's excruciating to watch otherwise smart individuals embrace terrible thinking, over and over and over.
> I can’t tell if Zuckerberg is dimwitted or just evil. I can.
It doesn't matter why. Many people choose to do it that way. And if you want them to use your software, you need to enable them. But to answer your question directly - I suspect they simply don't care, and just take the…
Oh yes, I agree completely. But apparently Paul Graham does not - and his whim is law.
Ah. That's a shame... as there is no button or indicator for "mild". Making the behavior for "I disagree" and "this is erroneous" the same seems like a problematic design.
Why am I being downvoted for stating my reasonable opinion?
> That does not mean "I used it via emailing it". There is no ambiguity - he was asked specifically about this. On the contrary - I think the most reasonable interpretation of his words is that he did use it via…
He said: > Author here. It was usable like any Openclaw agent. For example, I used it to ask it questions about the VPS, to summarize emails, etc.
From his explanation in these comments, he claims the agent did respond in the beginning but it became too costly, so he just manually checked it after that - did the agent correctly catch malicious messages? It did not…