Somebody needs a promo packet. Duh
>A more rational society would acknowledge that higher education is a good thing, and therefore try to make it affordable, not try to undermine it entirely. This assumes you believe that graduates are indeed gaining…
Bold of you to assume they're going to make any of their customers whole.
Is this even a real issue? Are you consistently getting code out of frontier models + harnesses(Codex, Claude Code, etc) that have syntax errors?
I think this maybe used to be true but no longer. With the right harness extremely prompts like "find all the vulnerabilities in php" are very effective. No fancy prompting required.
>It's really refreshing to put some cold hard numbers on this stuff, hopefully this quells some of the "AI is unprofitable everyone is spending a dollar to make fifty cents" arguments. Inference has always been…
>Even if some parts of the community care about how a tool was made – Most don't, they just want something that fulfill the goal. Yes, thats the majority of humanity. >Now even my hobby programming was overtaken by AI,…
Of course nothing has been taken away. In much the same way that a wood worker can still make handmade bowls despite them being made better and faster by a machine. The same is true for the Mathematician.
This is pure marketing fluff. No way in hell this would ever make it into a street legal car.
If you're supposedly in the neighborhood of where this money could have trickled down to then there are likely alumni from your University at Anthropic, GDM, Meta, OpenAI, etc who could at least get you a referral for…
>I think a lot about how Terrence Tao and the usual 30 (already well-funded) math guys will receive this cash while us early-career math students are left holding the bag. Never understood this sentiment. Theses top…
Don't understand this, they're totally outclassed by datacenter tier cards so is it just hobbyists driving these prices?
He is totally uninformed about even basic progress in the performance of these models. Seems like used free ChatGPT in 2022 and never updated once.
>There are some perverse incentives here, the more evil stuff these agents do the more capable and impressive it makes them look. Truly insane take to think the labs being concerned about AI Safety is actually a…
>Maybe some of them are like finding the 1 millionth digit of pi. Yes some of them were clearly like that but there are probably 5-10 which many mathematicians have said were massive results and would all but guarantee…
Also famed for being an intellectual juggernaut. A random poster on YC not so much.
>expecting others to do the grunt work of verifying, refining, and expanding on them is hardly a productive way to advance the field. I don't know that the labs expect this at all. Is the purpose of math to move human…
What you have to believe is that somehow the entire field of math was just leaving open problems on the ground that were actually easily solvable and were essentially free Fields Prizes, tickets to a lifetime of Fame…
"I'm not a mathematician, anyway heres how AI models are solving decades old open problems in Math." Bro your humility is staggering.
This is also the source of the classic blue glow in water cooled nuclear reactors. Electrons move through the water faster than light and leave behind a kind of 'sonic boom' of photons in its wake.
>No, but I am arguing that - from my perspective - the appropriate weight for those claims, fantastical as they are, would be zero consideration. This is an unsupported and imo crazy position to hold. Bordering on evil.
>I think what it comes down to is that some harms are experiential and intrinsically tied to awareness. Pain you're not aware of isn't pain. This seems obviously wrong. Even if you forget the pain you are still aware of…
>But we don't have to take all claims which may potentially be true one day equally seriously, or ascribe them equal weight (and thus, we are not required to act on all claims). No one is saying that. I am saying they…
>"Quite bad" is an ethical judgment that reflexively applies human rules to entities that are very different from humans, even if they are conscious. If an LLM "truly" suffers at all (a pretty metaphysical question), it…
Can you even define what a dream is and where your line is for what things definitely don't or do have dreams? There are conditions like Charcot-Wilbrand syndrome which cause people to be unable to dream. Are they no…
Somebody needs a promo packet. Duh
>A more rational society would acknowledge that higher education is a good thing, and therefore try to make it affordable, not try to undermine it entirely. This assumes you believe that graduates are indeed gaining…
Bold of you to assume they're going to make any of their customers whole.
Is this even a real issue? Are you consistently getting code out of frontier models + harnesses(Codex, Claude Code, etc) that have syntax errors?
I think this maybe used to be true but no longer. With the right harness extremely prompts like "find all the vulnerabilities in php" are very effective. No fancy prompting required.
>It's really refreshing to put some cold hard numbers on this stuff, hopefully this quells some of the "AI is unprofitable everyone is spending a dollar to make fifty cents" arguments. Inference has always been…
>Even if some parts of the community care about how a tool was made – Most don't, they just want something that fulfill the goal. Yes, thats the majority of humanity. >Now even my hobby programming was overtaken by AI,…
Of course nothing has been taken away. In much the same way that a wood worker can still make handmade bowls despite them being made better and faster by a machine. The same is true for the Mathematician.
This is pure marketing fluff. No way in hell this would ever make it into a street legal car.
If you're supposedly in the neighborhood of where this money could have trickled down to then there are likely alumni from your University at Anthropic, GDM, Meta, OpenAI, etc who could at least get you a referral for…
>I think a lot about how Terrence Tao and the usual 30 (already well-funded) math guys will receive this cash while us early-career math students are left holding the bag. Never understood this sentiment. Theses top…
Don't understand this, they're totally outclassed by datacenter tier cards so is it just hobbyists driving these prices?
He is totally uninformed about even basic progress in the performance of these models. Seems like used free ChatGPT in 2022 and never updated once.
>There are some perverse incentives here, the more evil stuff these agents do the more capable and impressive it makes them look. Truly insane take to think the labs being concerned about AI Safety is actually a…
>Maybe some of them are like finding the 1 millionth digit of pi. Yes some of them were clearly like that but there are probably 5-10 which many mathematicians have said were massive results and would all but guarantee…
Also famed for being an intellectual juggernaut. A random poster on YC not so much.
>expecting others to do the grunt work of verifying, refining, and expanding on them is hardly a productive way to advance the field. I don't know that the labs expect this at all. Is the purpose of math to move human…
What you have to believe is that somehow the entire field of math was just leaving open problems on the ground that were actually easily solvable and were essentially free Fields Prizes, tickets to a lifetime of Fame…
"I'm not a mathematician, anyway heres how AI models are solving decades old open problems in Math." Bro your humility is staggering.
This is also the source of the classic blue glow in water cooled nuclear reactors. Electrons move through the water faster than light and leave behind a kind of 'sonic boom' of photons in its wake.
>No, but I am arguing that - from my perspective - the appropriate weight for those claims, fantastical as they are, would be zero consideration. This is an unsupported and imo crazy position to hold. Bordering on evil.
>I think what it comes down to is that some harms are experiential and intrinsically tied to awareness. Pain you're not aware of isn't pain. This seems obviously wrong. Even if you forget the pain you are still aware of…
>But we don't have to take all claims which may potentially be true one day equally seriously, or ascribe them equal weight (and thus, we are not required to act on all claims). No one is saying that. I am saying they…
>"Quite bad" is an ethical judgment that reflexively applies human rules to entities that are very different from humans, even if they are conscious. If an LLM "truly" suffers at all (a pretty metaphysical question), it…
Can you even define what a dream is and where your line is for what things definitely don't or do have dreams? There are conditions like Charcot-Wilbrand syndrome which cause people to be unable to dream. Are they no…