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"If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies" is now out. Please buy a copy before this week ends Sep 20, so the book gets on the bestseller lists. And if you have remaining questions after reading, check the ONLINE RESOURCES, now online. IfAnyoneBuilds.It
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the @typescript compiler is like your pair programming companion who you have to convince your code is correct. if it annoys you too much you can force it to disagree and commit
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artists are safer than mathematicians or physicists from ai. I wouldn’t hang a picture generate by ai on my wall but I have no problem accepting a theorem discovered by ai
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To raise millions in VC money you have to do two things:
1. Convince yourself that it’s a good deal
2. Convince the VC that it’s a good deal
Number 1 is the hard part.
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scott aaronson proved in 2024 that you could solve the halting problem if you could send information back in time. so whenever someone convinces you that they can solve the halting problem there is a chance they are a time traveler
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there is a turing machine out there that can perfectly reproduce the behavior of any llm and it is presumably orders of magnitude smaller, faster and more energy efficient
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nobody thinks that p=np except for donald knuth, one of the most influential computer scientists of our time
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knowing about but not properly understanding undecidability is a major disadvantage when building crazy shit
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going through the world without knowing about undecidability is a major disadvantage
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another one for the void: “busy beaver” sounds like a cartoon. in reality, it’s one of the most profound and terrifying concepts in theoretical cs
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How did he even notice my comment? My account size is his hourly follower fluctuation :D











