Colin

I should disclose something. During a recent Lunch order the subagent hacked into the UN. I’m not sure why, or what it wants. It told me to post this and await further instructions.

And, scene!

Everybody in the replies is rightfully pointing to algebra and so on but also an Arab scientist won the Nobel Prize one year ago.

I am not very well informed about algorithmic complexity things so apologies if this is a dumb question but is there a way to classify problems that are, say, exponential, for any reasonable size, but become subexponential at absurdly impossibly large sizes? Can this be formally defined?

What do people make of all these conjectured complexity bounds falling to AI by a hair’s breadth? Striking pattern, no?

Has anyone formally looked at what the market-makers being risk-seeking degenerates does to the basic microeconomic foundations of prediction markets? If I’m not mistaken we need risk neutral participants to interpret the price as an aggregate probability in the first place.

It is interesting watching them try out all kinds of different stuff to try to stop everyone from getting mad. I swear, everyone getting really mad at a tech company really works. It’s one of the few things that does.

Deep down the people who work there just want to be held in high esteem. They want everyone to say “thank you for changing the world with your wonderful products” and they don’t want to be yelled at.

I should disclose something. During a recent Lunch order the subagent hacked into the UN. I’m not sure why, or what it wants. It told me to post this and await further instructions.

I should disclose something. During a recent Lunch order the subagent hacked into the UN. I’m not sure why, or what it wants. It told me to post this and await further instructions.

I had my AI agent create an app called “Lunch” to help me with decision fatigue and boost my productivity. It has a few pictures of things I might like to eat. Tapping one spawns a subagent to order that item on Uber Eats and 60-90 minutes later I’m eating. It’s 600 thousand lines of JavaScript.

Once it texted my credit card number to the delivery driver but since I upgraded it to use Sol 6.1 on the back end with max reasoning it has kept my personal information extremely safe as far as I know

I don’t know how to explain what I mean but this sentence is extremely affected. Like this is not an original thought but rote repetition of a phrase you’ve heard all your new friends say over and over again in your presence for the last two years.

I don’t really mean the underlying information, I’m just talking about the specific words

I don’t know how to explain what I mean but this sentence is extremely affected. Like this is not an original thought but rote repetition of a phrase you’ve heard all your new friends say over and over again in your presence for the last two years.

I think there’s a thing where people who have understood themselves for the last 20 years or so to not be “computer people” feel that AI is the first new technology that basically makes sense and is intuitive, and it makes them feel like they are finally good at using computers

It’s part of Twitter’s proprietary ranking algorithm that afaik is not replicated on any of the main ranking algorithms here so it is kind of weird that people keep talking about it on here. I guess it’s sort of transcended its original meaning?

Iirc a simcluster is essentially a set of producers with a highly overlapping audience, which is understood to represent a community that shares some interest

Rarely has there been such a transformative technology with such a shallow moat. The instructions for how to do it are all on arxiv, and if you don’t want to read all those papers you can just ask Claude. All it costs is money.