Sindre Reino Trosterud retweeted
14 000 dead in Ukraine/Russia conflict since 2014, and we haven't publicly heard much of it
Strange world
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Sindre Reino Trosterud retweeted
Replying to @DanielLockyer
80% disappears by paying for the best
A as further 80% a it self verification
A further 40% giving it fuzzy verification by another model or two
And the rest by review and keeping long context yourself. And keeping others short term context tasks and wishes away from it
Sindre Reino Trosterud retweeted
Why is he saying it as if it were a bad thing for society.
Smart people are a limited resource. The possibility of reallocating them to other jobs is a major win!
We can get both the math and whatever else these smart people can do, without having to choose either. 🎊 🎉
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NYU math professor Tristan Buckmaster says OpenAI’s Tuesday drop of 722 AI-generated math papers wiped out entire research programs:
“This recent dump of papers on Tuesday destroyed the careers of early career mathematicians.”
Sindre Reino Trosterud retweeted
It is true. But a Dutchman would never understand
He would just fix it
But this is a german invention, there is nothing to fix
It is, in fact, YOU, that needs fixing
Sindre Reino Trosterud retweeted
Replying to @STrosterud
Not even, Osthrobothnian standard is in a zig zag pattern like this:
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And so on. That's how my mother was forced to take the gravel paths every Sunday by her great aunt that lived with them.
Sindre Reino Trosterud retweeted
Replying to @jonatanpallesen
If cannot be sure if deterrence has worked you have to increase it
Literally the only rational choice
Sindre Reino Trosterud retweeted
2) Cyclists >70 often have the V02 mx of 25 y.o., but look sick (weak bones, flat chest, soft belly). Aged weightlifters can look like Greek statues but are metabolically sick.
Same thing takes place in the brain. It must be challenged by languages, geometry, a wide spectrum.
Sindre Reino Trosterud retweeted
My favorite bug is 306 blog.comma.ai/ml-bugs/
Sindre Reino Trosterud retweeted
The religious tradition preserved a very old agricultural insight.
but over time the explanation gots lost or changes. These later greek writers focused on honey or other meanings. They didnt know why it was important to protect bees. Tradition was just handed to them with no explanation.
Sindre Reino Trosterud retweeted
There is only one way out of this at a civilizational scale
More automation, more energy to fuel it, more material production to enable it
Mass moving mass producing goods and services
Technology (with good governance) is actually magic
Sindre Reino Trosterud retweeted
It's more than a miracle, it's proactive intervention and progress driven by both curious minds and advocates for safety. It's decades of unending cumulative effort by engineers, pilots, and regulators to make their next flight their best one.
we are determined to be the cheapest provider of ai on the planet
this will enable ridiculous use cases that are not possible today
why can't ai read every console.log
why can't it process every frame of video
why can't it check every heartbeat for irregularities
Sindre Reino Trosterud retweeted
Blue Zones are unique in history. Their populations ate mostly plants or seafood, stayed active, and avoided diseases of abundance through adulthood.
Then, as their countries grew richer, they ate much more meat and protein to prevent frailty in old age.
Their longevity probably comew from changing diets at the right time.
Sindre Reino Trosterud retweeted
Fede @alexi_fede and I just had another conversation about exactly that. We often remind ourselves of that postulation by you: Assembly isn't manufacturing. – at Albania
Sindre Reino Trosterud retweeted
Replying to @PaulSkallas
Can't believe we still don't have noseplugs with hardcore hepa filtering
Sindre Reino Trosterud retweeted
Replying to @Pavel_Asparagus
California and Switzerland did not become rich and then introduce direct democracy. quite the opposite
They practiced direct democracy before and during the period in which they became exceptionally rich.
















